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New Record Highs Predicted for Gold Prices: A Forecast

Luke Meyer by Luke Meyer
April 6, 2024
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New Record Highs Predicted for Gold Prices: A Forecast

Bull Wedge Target Complete

Today’s advance reached the target from the bullish wedge breakout at 2,320. At that point gold entered a resistance zone that also includes two trendlines, each is a top channel line of a different rising parallel trend channel. So, there are two trendlines and the target from the wedge pattern culminating in the 2,320 to the 2,330-price zone, approximately.

Maybe gold busts right through the zone and keeps rising. However, it also increases the chance that gold is close to at least a temporary high. If weakness follows today’s high, then there is a chance that this resistance zone is stopping the ascent for now.

New Highs Next Week Could See Gold at 2,348

Also, a decisive breakout above today’s high and a continuation higher has gold possibly rising to the next higher target zone. That is at the confluence of several Fibonacci extension levels that identify a price range from 2,348 to 2,355. The range includes the 161.8% Fibonacci extension of the retracement from the full downswing that occurred from the March 2022 swing high, at 2,352.

This potential for new highs next week indicates a strong bullish momentum in the gold market, with the Fibonacci extension levels providing key price targets for traders to watch out for in the coming days.

Overdue for a Retracement, Yet Remains Strong

There is a solid argument that gold is extended and overdue for a retracement, yet it keeps on climbing. It is set to close strong for the week, near the highs, further confirming the strength of a long-term base breakout that triggered last month. It was a three-and-a-half-year base where gold traded within a large relatively sideways price range.

The close for the month was the highest monthly closing price ever. Several earlier attempts had failed to follow through. Certainly, the current breakout is showing no signs of failure so far. However, as noted above, it is in a decision zone that could lead to a pullback. It could get tricky though as a drop below today’s low of 2,268 would be needed for a weakening signal on the daily time frame.

Despite the potential for a retracement, the overall bullish trend in gold remains intact, with the market displaying resilience and strength even in the face of possible pullbacks. This demonstrates the underlying strong sentiment among traders towards gold.

For a look at all of today’s economic events, check out our economic calendar.

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Luke Meyer stands as a distinguished expert in gold investing, committed to delivering top-tier information on gold prices to investors. With a rich background in the financial sector, Luke possesses a profound grasp of the gold market dynamics. His expertise isn't limited to market analysis; it also encompasses understanding economic trends and their influence on gold prices. At GoldPrices.org, he aims to offer precise and current insights, guiding investors to make informed choices. Luke's clear, engaging writing and rigorous research make him an authoritative source for anyone keen on understanding gold investing.

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