Gareth Soloway argues gold has started a bearish breakdown from a bear flag and that silver is also rolling over, with downside expected first over days/weeks and then over the next few months. He still says he remains a long-term gold holder and would view much lower levels as major buy zones.
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Gareth Soloway opens by identifying himself as chief market strategist at verifiedinvesting.com and frames both gold and silver as being in corrective breakdowns after large prior runs. On gold, he says the chart has shifted from a euphoric reversal into a breakdown candle and now a bear flag, with the short-term setup pointing lower over the next couple of days and then the next one to two weeks. He cites 4,860 as an initial support/pullback pivot and says the broader bearish pattern targets 4,400–4,300 over the next one to two months. If that larger support area fails, he expects a further drop toward 3,450–3,500 by year-end, which he describes as his preferred long-term accumulation zone. …
Tactically bearish on gold and silver until the current breakdown/bear-flag structure exhausts; the immediate risk is a continuation lower and a failed bounce for late buyers.
Over the next several weeks to months, the base case is continued weakness in precious metals with gold drifting toward the 4,400–4,300 area and silver retracing more deeply unless key pivots reclaim decisively.
Structurally he remains a precious-metals bull, viewing gold as a long-term hedge against currency debasement; major flushes are framed as accumulation opportunities rather than thesis breaks.
Gold has started breaking down from a bear flag formation.
He explicitly says the short-term pattern is a bear flag and that gold is starting its breakdown.
Gold’s short-term target is 4,860 as initial support.
He identifies 4,860 as the first technical support/pivot after the breakout failure.
Gold is likely headed toward 4,400–4,300 over the next one to two months.
He states the macro pattern points to that range as the next larger downside objective.
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