GOLD - Gold (physical commodity)

Momentum play: if GOLD breaks out above $46.60, watch for upside continuation.

Porter expects gold to trade above $10,000/oz, possibly $20,000, due to dollar devaluation and the debt crisis; he advocates holding at least 10% and up to 25% of a portfolio in gold.

Gold is used as the benchmark showing that real wages have collapsed 87% since 1965, implying gold has preserved purchasing power while fiat wages have not.

Long-term super cycle, inflation, central bank buying. Short-term chart weak, but good long-term entry.

Gold hit Soloway's $3,900-$4,000 target and bounced, but he believes it will eventually head lower to $3,500-$3,600. He views the current bounce as temporary.

Long-term gold super cycle thesis. Ross was bullish in early 2024 and sees the same shallowing base breakout pattern on daily, weekly, and monthly charts. Predicts gold could reach $8,000-$10,000 per ounce. Currently holding gold and believes it will go much higher in coming years.

Soloway recently entered a short on gold near resistance at 4,400–4,450. The downtrend structure remains intact with lower highs and lower lows. He expects rejection at resistance and eventual breakdown below 4,100 toward 3,900 and 3,500.

Central banks globally have been aggressively accumulating gold, with 244 tons bought in Q1 2026 alone. Gold has officially overtaken US Treasuries as the largest reserve asset held by global central banks (27% vs 22%). The creator presents this as a strategic multigenerational shift away from the paper/fiat system, driven by sovereign debt concerns and currency debasement risks.

Gareth warns of further downside in gold after breaking the 200-day moving average. He identifies $4,100 as the first major support level and his long-term buy zone at $3,500-$3,600 based on a confluence of a descending parallel, a long-term trendline from 2023, and pivot points. He is not buying yet but watching for these levels.

Gareth states he will be a buyer of gold for the long term between $3,500 and $3,600, citing a confluence of three technical factors: the descending parallel support, a long-term trendline dating back to 2023, and a cluster of pivot points in that zone.