Gary Wagner

Gold Breaks Key Support as Dollar Surges - What the Charts Say Now | Gary Wagner

Preview:Gold dropped ~$26 on a hot CPI print, breaking below the 50-day SMA (3346 on August futures) for the first time in months. Gary Wagner flags this as technically alarming — every prior 2025 correction found support at that moving average. The dollar surged ~0.5%, explaining nearly all of gold's move. Wagner maintains a cautiously bullish stance above $3,300 but warns that a sustained close below the 50-day could signal softer prices over the next 1-2 weeks. Silver is consolidating near $38-39 after its best run since 2012, with $42 as the next major upside target.

Is Gold’s Rally Over or Just Beginning? Key Levels Now in Play After $3,400 Peak | Gary Wagner

Preview:Gary Wagner returns to Kitco NEWS after correctly calling $3,200 support and $3,400 resistance. He now sees signs of a short-term corrective phase in gold, with the August futures contract forming a bearish engulfing pattern. Key downside levels: $3,393 (23.6% Fib), $3,340 (38.2% Fib), with a deeper correction possible to $3,300. He maintains a bullish long-term outlook targeting $3,600 this year and ultimately $4,000, but expects choppy sideways-to-lower action over the next 2–3 months. On silver, $37 is the level to beat — it failed once already, and he wants to see a close above it on a sustained basis before turning bullish. The Fed meeting and Middle East tensions are the immediate macro wildcards.

💥 CENTRAL BANK COLLAPSE? 😱 Gary Wagner Reveals SHOCKING 2025 Gold & Silver Price Predictions! 🌟💰

Preview:Gold analyst Gary Wagner discusses silver's breakout to $37 (13-year highs), sets a $40-42 near-term target, and notes gold's counterintuitive rally despite a US-China trade deal and zero rate-cut expectations. He advises dollar-cost averaging for new buyers, comments on the "big beautiful bill" as fiscally irresponsible, and highlights Florida's tax exemption on precious metals as a potentially trend-setting policy. The interview is bullish precious metals overall, with silver favored over gold in the near term.

Will Gold Price Crash 50%? Silver Explosion Not Yet Over, What's Next | Gary Wagner

Preview:Gary Wagner (TheGoldForecast.com) joins David Lin to discuss gold's sideways consolidation since mid-April, the recent silver surge, and macro drivers. Wagner sees gold in a compression triangle with bullish bias above the 50-day moving average (~$3,310), but warns a major fundamental shift (trade resolution, dollar strength, Fed cuts) could trigger a $300-$700 correction. He views silver's move to $37 as catch-up to gold, with upside to ~$42 but expects extreme volatility. Year-end gold target: $3,600-$3,700. He cautions against selling gold now due to dollar weakness, and advises scaled entries for new buyers.

GOLD’S Next Move? $3,600 Target & 5 Killer Trade Setups Revealed I Gary Wagner

Preview:Gary Wagner, technical analyst behind thegoldforecast.com, returns to Soar Financially for a gold update. He notes gold has settled into a mid-range (~$3,300) between the $3,500 high and $3,180 low, forming what appears to be a bull flag with a potential $3,600 target by early 2026. Key supports: the 50-day moving average (~$3,264) and $3,200 as a critical floor. The dollar's ~10% decline (DXY from 110 to ~98) is a primary driver. Wagner sees inflation and tariff uncertainty as sustaining gold's floor, though he acknowledges the uncertainty factor has diminished since Liberation Day, allowing gold to consolidate rather than spike.

Why This Gold Level Matters Now More Than Ever - Dollar Slide, The Fed, and Risk | Gary Wagner

Preview:Gary Wagner analyzes gold's technical setup around $3,300, highlighting Fibonacci confluence supporting this level. He sees gold as rangebound with strong support at ~$3,175–3,200 and resistance at $3,440 (record close). The dollar's 11% decline has been a major driver, but trade negotiation progress is reducing the uncertainty premium. Wagner notes gold is ignoring real yields, reacting instead to uncertainty. Key catalysts: Friday's PCE data and trade deal progress. He maintains a cautiously bullish stance, with $3,200 as the line in the sand and $3,440 as the breakout confirmation.

Gold’s New Base Signals Next Big Move as Rare Rally Pattern Emerges on Charts | Gary Wagner

Preview:Technical analyst Gary Wagner examines gold's post-$3,500 consolidation, identifying a new base at $3,300 with strong dip-buying support. He attributes roughly one-third of gold's recent 33% rally to dollar weakness (DXY falling from 109 to ~99), with the remaining 20% driven by active market participation amid tariff uncertainty and geopolitical risk. Wagner sets near-term resistance at $3,434 and absolute resistance above $3,500, with $3,600 as an achievable target and $3,700+ possible. He notes gold has decoupled from real yields and that the expected correction to $3,200 has been rejected by traders treating dips as buying opportunities.

‘I’ve Never Seen This in Gold Before’: Why It’s Happening & What’s Next | Gary Wagner

Preview:Gary Wagner identifies a rare parabolic setup in gold on Heikin-Ashi charts — an unprecedented string of large green candles with no lower wicks — signaling exceptional trend strength. He projects $3,300–$3,500 gold within 30–60 days using Fibonacci extensions, notes healthy sideways consolidation above $3,200, and flags dollar weakness (DXY breaking below 100 with scant technical support down to 97 or even 89) as a powerful tailwind. The key risk level is a close below the 50-day moving average (~$3,000).

Gary Wagner: Why Gold Fell This Week and What Happens Next

Preview:Gary Wagner explains gold's ~$180 three-day decline as a technically normal 61.8% Fibonacci correction within an ongoing bull trend, driven by forced liquidation across assets rather than fundamental weakness. He sees gold maintaining long-term purchasing power as fiat currencies inevitably depreciate, and advocates a consistent allocation to physical gold for wealth preservation.

'All Steps Point To Recession': Which Asset Will Recover First? | Gary Wagner

Preview:Gary Wagner argues the market damage from tariffs and the escalating trade war has pushed equities deeper toward recession, and he thinks gold is temporarily behaving poorly but should recover before stocks. He uses recent price action, Fibonacci levels, moving averages, and candlestick patterns to say gold is not in a bear market yet, with roughly 2,972–2,970 as the key near-term line and 2,946 as a deeper support area.

Gold Going Parabolic? New Record Highs: This Is Where Price Is Going | Gary Wagner

Preview:Kitco’s Jeremy Safran interviews technical analyst Gary Wagner about gold’s record-breaking rally and silver’s lagging but still strong move. Wagner argues gold’s surge is being driven by persistent geopolitical and tariff-driven uncertainty, plus inflationary pressure, and he sees further upside to about $3,200 short term and roughly $3,400 by Q3, while treating $4,500 as possible but more aggressive than his chart-based call.

Where’s GOLD Headed in 2025? Insights from | Gary Wagner

Preview:Gary Wagner, technical analyst and founder of TheGoldForecast.com, returns to Soar Financially to discuss gold's historic run above $3,000. He attributes the rally to Trump's tariff-driven uncertainty, geopolitical risks, and a fundamental loss of faith in fiat currencies. Using a combination of candlestick patterns, Elliott Wave, and Fibonacci extensions, Wagner targets $3,300–$3,400 for gold by end of 2025. He acknowledges gold is technically overbought but argues the shallow corrections and relentless dip-buying make this a different kind of market. Wagner advocates trend-following with trailing stops over day-trading or shorting, and frames gold not as something that appreciates, but as the only asset that preserves buying power across centuries.

🚀 2025 GOLD & SILVER PRICE EXPLOSION: Will Central Banks COLLAPSE? The Shocking Truth Revealed! 💎💥

Preview:Gary Wagner (editor, TheGoldForecast.com) and Joey Wagner (silver/crypto analyst) join host Ivan to discuss gold's relentless rally to new all-time highs above $3,000, silver's imminent breakout attempt, and the unique macro drivers behind the move. Gary points to Trump administration tariffs as a key differentiator stoking inflation fears and eroding trust. Joey sees silver about to clear a multi-year high ($34.84) with $40 in play this year but thinks Bitcoin has already topped for this cycle. Both touch on the Fort Knox audit debate and gold's absurdly low balance-sheet valuation. Conversation is light on data; heavy on narrative and anecdote.

Gold's Record-Breaking Run: What’s Next for This Historic Rally? The Chart Says It All | Gary Wagner

Preview:Kitco’s Jeremy Saffron interviews technical analyst Gary Wagner about gold’s record run and whether it can extend toward $3,000. Wagner argues the tape remains strongly bullish: dips are being bought quickly, the weekly/daily candle structure still shows strong momentum, and the market has not yet printed the kind of sustained two-day weakness that would confirm a real correction. He says $3,000 is “not if but when,” while warning that a pullback is still likely at some point, especially if price approaches major round-number resistance.

Gold’s Next Big Move: Key Levels, Inflation Risks, and Tariff Impact Explained | Gary Wagner