We came across a long-term view of GOLD on the monthly chart, and it’s hard to ignore what it suggests. Since 1980, Gold has shown clear Elliott Wave structures, with Wave III respecting key Fibonacci extension levels. Now, we appear to be concluding Wave V, which could mark the end of a multi-decade cycle.
While the RSI on the monthly timeframe is overbought, it’s not definitive on its own. However, when paired with the chart structure, it raises concerns. We expect a potential max price for Gold at $3,000, a significant psychological level. If this marks the end of Wave V, Gold could retrace to a range of $1,400-$1,700 as part of a major correction.
An alternate scenario is that we’re still concluding Wave III, with more upside left. Either way, we anticipate a short-term push above the current trend channel, targeting $2,910-$3,000, before a correction for Wave (4). Alternatively, breaking the trend channel prematurely could trigger the start of this correction sooner than expected.
Our short-term target is $2,420-$2,150 before resuming a push to $2,900-$3,000. Alerts are set, and we’ll provide updates or potential setups as this unfolds.
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