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The Golden View on Gold – What’s Next Until the End of 2025? 🟡
Did you know where gold could be heading before 2025 ends? This rare analysis combines four powerful schools — technical, wave, time, and cycle analysis — into one clear vision. If you truly care about gold’s future, this post is worth reading to the end.
After two consecutive red weekly candles and a close near $4,002, gold is showing a medium-term correction inside a larger uptrend. The structure remains bullish overall, but a further dip toward $3,920–$3,850 is possible before buyers step back in.
Technically, support lies at $3,950–$3,860, and resistance at $4,080–$4,170. The RSI has cooled from overbought levels, and the MACD shows a fresh bearish crossover — signs of a healthy correction, not a trend reversal. Fibonacci levels confirm this: the 38.2% retracement near $3,965 and the 50% zone around $3,930 are key potential turning points.
Timing models suggest the current pullback could last until late November to early December, when several time cycles align around the $3,890 ±40 zone. If gold holds this range, the next major rally — wave 5 — could aim for $4,300–$4,450 by mid-2026.
In short:
• 📉 Short-term correction likely toward $3,890–$3,850
• 📆 Expected turning window: 27 Nov – 8 Dec 2025
• 📈 Long-term trend: Still bullish, next targets $4,300 → $4,450
• ❌ Failure only if price closes weekly below $3,800
The golden phase isn’t over — it’s only pausing for the next wave up. ✨
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Not investment advice. The author may have financial interests in the mentioned instruments.
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