Seasonality is unfavorable for gold over the next few weeks, adding to the intermediate downside case. Based on 30-50 years of data, this is not one of the preferred 70% zones and seasonality is only a confluence, never a standalone signal. Losing the $3,955 low opens a normal backtest toward $3,450; gold tends to bottom in mid-November and mid-March. A pullback to the $3,000 area, if it occurs, would be a long-term buying opportunity. x.com  x.com  x.com 

Gold's failure to rise even after rates pulled back decently challenges the earlier high-rate explanation for its weakness. GLD is close to fresh 11-month lows and just closed at a new 14-month low relative to the S&P 500. Gold has trended down since its parabolic January peak. x.com  x.com 

Gold remains bullish because its correction and investor washout fit the expected cycle reset before the next major move. After two strong years, the projected cycle low is approaching, making the shakeout a setup within gold's multi-year cycle rather than a break in the long-term trend. x.com  x.com 

Rising Treasury yields make non-yielding gold less attractive, setting up one major selloff before the next big rally. Oil above $100 adds inflation and rate pressure; higher yields could lift the dollar, while gold ETF outflows and forced selling in a liquidity crisis add risk. The Benner Cycle flags 2026 as a potential selling period. The long-term bull market is not necessarily over: central banks are still buying and long-term demand remains strong. Gold is not worth chasing at these levels. … Show more

Gold now points toward a downside target, following the late-August exit signal laid out in the August 30 edition of Turning Points. x.com 

Gold is set to take off as energy-driven stagflation traps the Fed and negative real rates favor it. Today's dovish hold was likely its last chance to hike: once the AI bubble bursts, the Fed loses that option, while current debt-to-GDP rules out Volcker-style hikes without fiscal insolvency. Per Macrotrends' chart, gold rose eightfold from its 1976 low to its 1980 high, equivalent to $32,000 gold over five years in today's terms. x.com  x.com  x.com 

Gold is not immune to the liquidity drain hitting markets, and it is breaking below its 200-day moving average for the first time since 2023. Other commodities are not looking hot either. Fiat currencies eventually end up in the toilet and commodities scream higher, but the path there can be bumpy. x.com 

Gold has formed a multi-year top at $5.6K and won't return there before 2030. It is in a high-timeframe distribution phase, with trillions of dollars rotating out of gold into US equities, bitcoin and Chinese equities, fueling the next risk-on environment. Silver showed a classic blow-off top, and the same applies to gold. x.com 

Gold is set for a brutal reversal higher, because it is down almost 30% from its all-time high and everyone is positioned for more downside, exactly when such reversals begin. x.com 

Gold has topped because the business cycle has entered expansion, the phase when gold tops and bitcoin takes over. Gold runs hardest during contractions as a risk-off asset; in past cycles it topped within a week of the turn to expansion, after which bitcoin ran for 420 to 470 days. The rotation into bitcoin has already begun, so the calls near $5,000 for a ten-year gold run were wrong. x.com