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Gold's Confluence Of Technical Analysis And Fundamentals Project $13K + Interactive Calculator
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Key takeaways
Finance-Focused Summary (Gold: Technical + Fundamental “Confluence”)
Presenter & Source Context
- Gareth Soloway (chief market strategist) discusses spot gold (USD) using:
- Technical chart confluence (multiple converging trend lines on monthly/log charts)
- A fundamental model/calculator driven by macro variables (e.g., debt, money supply, real rates, fiat mistrust)
- Overall thesis: gold is likely headed higher, with a potential peak range roughly $11,000–$14,000 and a base-case target around ~$13,000 by 2029–2031 (with sensitivity to assumptions).
Key Tickers / Instruments Mentioned
- Gold: spot gold (priced in US dollars)
- US Dollar Index concept: DXY (described as “dollar vs basket of currencies”)
- US 10-year (used to compute real interest rate = 10Y yield minus inflation)
- No other tickers/ETFs/stocks explicitly mentioned.
Key Numbers, Targets, and Ranges
Technical Targets
- Near-term context
- Price is approaching major resistance
- Several trend lines converge around ~$11,000 (“give or take”)
- Longer-term technical confluence
- Trend lines imply a low-end area ~ $11,000
- Additional lines suggest $12,000–$13,000
- Mentions “euphoria/piercing upper lines,” implying upside could extend beyond midpoint targets
Fundamental Calculator Outputs (Base Case + Scenarios)
- Base case under “current conditions”
- Next peak projected for 2031–2033 at approximately ~$10,100 (if factors remain at current levels)
- “Charts/all at 13–15k” framing
- Contrasts that chart-based paths extend to ~$13,000–$15,000 over 2020–2033, implying the “no change” base case is likely insufficient
- Gareth’s base case (accelerating assumptions)
- Average extra US debt: ~$2.8T per year (from 2026–2031)
- Current debt issuance pace referenced: ~$2T/year (US)
- Peak timing (wording slightly inconsistent): repeatedly framed around 2029–2031
- Price range in this scenario: ~$11,700 to $14,000
- Mentions cycle peak “speeding up” at 2.3x (as a relative measure in his framework)
Sensitivity / Recalibration
- Model anchor adjustment using the bear-market trough
- January high referenced: $5,600
- If bear-market trough is ~$3,900 (instead of ~$3,600):
- Upside increases
- Peak shifts to about ~$13,600
- Correction depth referenced:
- ~$5,600 down to ~$3,900, described as about a 30% correction
Macro / Fundamental Variables in the Gold Calculator
Soloway frames the calculator around 4 main forces (with “current” levels and then acceleration assumptions):
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Debt Issuance Pace (US debt creation)
- Current: ~$2T/year
- Base case: average ~$2.8T/year in extra debt over 2026–2031
- Mechanism: rising debt/interest burden supports higher gold pricing via monetary/credit stress
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Global Money Supply Growth
- Current: ~7% per year
- Projection: accelerates to ~9% over 4–5 years
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Fiat Mistrust Trend
- Assumes acceleration as US/global debt rises and confidence in fiat erodes
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Real Interest Rates
- Defined as: (US 10-year yield) – (inflation)
- Argument: real rates will drift toward ~0 (not necessarily deeply negative), because:
- recession/depression forces rates lower over time
- inflation remains “stubbornly higher” (inflation embedded for 5+ years)
Additional Qualitative Inputs
- Gold isn’t driven by the dollar alone:
- Even if the dollar stays relatively stronger, other major countries are also “printing”
- Emphasis is placed on global money supply rather than DXY levels alone
Technical Methodology / Chart Construction Steps
- Use a spot gold (USD) chart
- Identify wedge/bull move and key historical pivots
- On the monthly chart, draw multiple trend lines
- Switch from linear to logarithmic charting to quantify percentage-style moves:
- Example given: $1→$2 is 100% while $100→$200 is also 100%
- Draw/extend trend lines through:
- A line connecting early move pivots, targeting ~$11,000 near 2029–2031
- A parallel line through key lows across cycles, targeting ~$11,000 by 2030 and $12,000–$13,000 by 2031
- A third line from another major low pivot aligning with the same contention zone
- Interpretation:
- Seek “confluence” where fundamentals and multiple technical lines converge to raise probability
- Near-term caution:
- After a “major move,” a pullback is likely due to approaching resistance and near-term trend-line behavior
Explicit Recommendations / Cautions / Disclaimers
- No “not financial advice” disclaimer appears in the provided subtitles
- Caution/expectation: despite a bullish direction, a pullback is likely near resistance
- Recommendation is implicit rather than formal:
- Encourages viewers to use the free calculator and adjust assumptions based on their own research
Disclosures
- Mentions a membership/community (“Gareth’s Top Squad”) and that exclusive content provides discounts, though it’s not framed as a financial disclosure/disclaimer in the provided text
- States the calculator and site content are accessible (claims: calculator is free)
Presenters / Sources
- Gareth Soloway (Verified Investing; chief market strategist)
- Website/service referenced: Verified Investing
- Mentions an institutional report and a gold calculator
- Mentions “Gareth’s Top Squad” as an additional service/community