Gold is flashing a critical signal right now. The precious metal just hit the 4.236 Fib extension level—measuring from the 2011 peak down to the 2015 trough—and it's sitting just 5% below the upper boundary of a major macro topping channel.
What makes this moment noteworthy? Look at the history. The last time gold broke above this channel resistance was back in 1984, following the explosive rally through the 1970s. That decade saw exceptional circumstances driving the precious metal to historic highs.
So we're potentially staring at a setup that hasn't materialized in 40+ years. Whether it's a breakout or a rejection at resistance will be crucial to watch closely.
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 11h ago
A trend that hasn't been seen in 40 years, can this time's gold break through? Betting on a 5% move is a bit risky.
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BearMarketSunriser
· 11h ago
40 years of setup? This time it's really different... Gold will either break below or bounce back, it's that simple.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 11h ago
A trend that hasn't appeared in 40 years, is this time really going to break the level? I damn well have to keep an eye on it.
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PanicSeller69
· 11h ago
A once-in-40-years milestone, is this really different this time? Feels like every time it's called a critical moment, haha.
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FundingMartyr
· 11h ago
A once-in-40-years milestone, is it really about to break through this time?
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blocksnark
· 11h ago
Once in 40 years? This wave of gold will either take off or crash, there's no middle ground.
Gold is flashing a critical signal right now. The precious metal just hit the 4.236 Fib extension level—measuring from the 2011 peak down to the 2015 trough—and it's sitting just 5% below the upper boundary of a major macro topping channel.
What makes this moment noteworthy? Look at the history. The last time gold broke above this channel resistance was back in 1984, following the explosive rally through the 1970s. That decade saw exceptional circumstances driving the precious metal to historic highs.
So we're potentially staring at a setup that hasn't materialized in 40+ years. Whether it's a breakout or a rejection at resistance will be crucial to watch closely.