Gold is very likely to correct and rest very soon but the next leg up into 2026 is going to be insane.

How did Silver Correct Before Last Major Breakout? It corrected 25% in 2 months. (Silver already corrected 17% in 2 weeks) Then it rebounded back to highs & consolidated for next 6 months before the breakout.

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It starts with capital flowing out of Bonds. First it goes into Stocks & Gold, in that order. (Early to Mid 1960s, 2020-2023) Then it flows into Gold before Stocks. This chart gives the signal when that capital moves from Stocks to Gold directly and massively.

When Will Silver go Vertical? Pretty simple actually. Historically, it goes vertical after Gold's Post-Breakout Correction bottoms at 200-day moving average.

Gold is now in its first post-major breakout correction The major breakouts were in 1972 and 2005. (The post-breakout corrections in 1978 & 2010 were retests & not good fits) I've constructed an analog with the first post-major breakout corrections. I included the first two

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@JanGold_ 7) Summary Everything points to the 1970s as the best comparison for Gold & Silver. Hence, we should focus on that period for guidance as to how the current correction will develop. There were fewer intermediate corrections in the 1970s than in the 2000s. But the moves were

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@JanGold_ 6) Gold Corrections in 1970s vs. 2000s. The vertical lines mark when Gold tested its 200-day moving average. The thin lines mark when Gold came within a few percent of testing the 200-day moving average. Exclude the 1975-1976 cyclical bear and we see that Gold rarely tested

@JanGold_ 5) Stock Market is in Similar Position as Pre-1970s Given the secular bear in Bonds, the emerging secular bull in Gold and Silver, it should be no surprise that the Stock Market is in a similar position to the mid to late 1960s. Like the secular bull market of the 1950s and

4) Gold as a Reserve Asset is Growing in Importance Chart from @JanGold_ From 1971-1980, Gold as a percentage of International Reserves increased from ~38% to ~65% of reserves. During 2001-2011, there was only a minor increase after the GFC. Now, Gold's share is increasing

3) New All-Time High in Silver, Early in Bull Silver never made a new all-time high during the 2001-2011 bull. In fact, the secular bull market peaked at the old all-time high. Silver's first new "modern" all-time high was in 1967, which evolved into a mania in junior Silver

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2) Gold Makes New All-Time High Early in Bull Market Gold's bull market began in the early 1970s with the Greatest Breakout of All-Time. It ran for another 8 years. Gold's new secular bull market began at the end of 2023 with the move to breaking out of its 13-year-long cup and

1) Secular Bear Market in Bonds Excluding recent years, the only secular bear market in Bonds over the last 100 years was during the mid 1960s to early 1980s. The Gold bull markets of the 2000s and 1930s co-existed during secular bulls in Bonds. The current secular bull

For Gold & Silver, the 1970s are a much, much better comp than the 2000s. Tuesday 🧵 The similarities between today & 1970s and differences between today and the 2000s. Let's Go!!!

Gold All-Time High Breakout Analog (+2005, ex1978) Targeting $6700/oz in 16 months That's the average of the 1972 & 2005 breakouts. Those are the two of the three biggest breakouts in Gold's history. Current one is the other. This is inline with 5 month correction.

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Also notice how so much research compares Gold & Silver now to only the 2000s bull? This is a completely different bull- both technically and fundamentally. No comparison is perfect but 1970s is far closer to reality than the 2000s.

You ever notice how mainstream research doesn't use log scales on their Gold charts?

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7) Summary Gold is at an intermediate term peak. It's the first significant post-breakout correction. 1972-1973 remains the best comp but Gold is nowhere close to the 1973 peak which led to 28% decline. But Gold should correct more than 12% here. Look for support at

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6) Gold vs. S&P 500 The ratio closed today at 0.61. A move beyond 0.65-0.70 would mark an extremely significant breakout, which we will discuss in future tweets. But zoom out. For the past 135 years we see most peaks around 4-5. (In weekly terms the 1980 peak was 7). The S&P

5) Gold ETF Allocation Chart is one month old. This data likely hit 2% or slightly higher. It remains below the 2020 and 2016 peaks. It remains well below the 2011 peak of almost 8.5%.