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Gold Price Forecast – Prices Must Hold $3,800 Next Week

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AG Thorson
Gold bullion

Key Points:

  • Gold slipped to fresh lows, but silver and platinum have yet to confirm the breakdown, offering some hope that the broader bottoming process remains intact.
  • In 2022, gold established a low in late October before retesting and marginally breaking that level in November, only to reverse sharply higher and launch a sustained rally. A similar pattern could be unfolding today, but the bulls are running out of time.
  • The bottom line: Gold needs to stabilize quickly and reclaim $4,000 to keep the likelihood of a bottom alive. Conversely, continued weakness with sustained closes below $3,800 would confirm a more significant breakdown, opening the door to a deeper correction toward $3,500.

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Gold 2022 VS Now

Gold is retesting its October low, following a pattern similar to 2022. Prices need to stabilize and reclaim $4,000 next week to support a potential bottom. Consecutive closes below $3,800 would confirm a breakdown, likely opening the door to a decline toward the $3,500 area.

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Silver

Silver has yet to confirm today’s breakdown in gold. Prices would need to close below the lower trendline boundary for consecutive sessions to establish a convincing breakdown.

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Platinum

Platinum is also refusing to confirm the breakdown in gold, suggesting underlying resilience. Progressive closes above the cycle trendline would strengthen the case for a meaningful bottom and support the potential for a renewed advance.

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GDX

Miners failed to hold the backtest of the trendline near $86.00, and the pullback is now developing into a deeper correction. However, I believe it would likely take a sustained breakdown in gold below $3,800 to trigger more significant selling pressure. Until that happens, my preferred outlook remains that miners established a secondary low in late October and are undergoing a temporary pullback rather than the start of a larger decline.

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GDXJ

Junior miners closed below the $100 level, confirming a deeper corrective phase. The next major area to watch is the final gap support near $95.00.

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SILJ

Silver juniors continue to hold above their October pivot low, suggesting the broader bottoming structure remains intact. A sustained close below the price gap near $22.40 would be needed to signal renewed weakness and open the door to a deeper correction.

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NEM

Newmont needs to hold its 200-day moving average to support the view that the recent weakness is merely an aggressive pullback rather than the beginning of a more significant decline. A sustained break below this key technical level would raise the risk of additional selling pressure, with final support emerging near $107.50.

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Bitcoin

Bitcoin has slipped below $75,000 and lost its 200-day moving average, marking a potentially critical turning point in the trend. This is where selling pressure could accelerate, opening the door to a much deeper correction. However, I continue to believe that a move to fresh lows in Q4 would likely require an accompanying stock market decline.

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Conclusion

The price action in precious metals next week will be crucial. If gold stabilizes and rallies back above $4,000, it would provide strong confirmation that a bottom is in place. However, continued weakness below $3,800 would suggest further downside toward $3,500, potentially culminating in a December low.

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About the Author

AG Thorsoncontributor

AG Thorson is a registered CMT and expert in technical analysis. He believes we are in the final stages of a global debt super-cycle that will begin to unravel in 2020.

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