Gold Price Forecast – The November Breakdown

Wednesday, November 6, 2019

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Gold futures are breaking lower after last Friday's better than expected employment data and today's stable ISM nonmanufacturing index. Our forecast for a November breakdown appears to be underway.

Gold tends to form interim highs or lows in the opening days of a new month. In my Thursday Report to members, I wrote, "The next potential turning point could arrive tomorrow, November 1st, or early next week." See blue arrows in the chart below. 

  • May 2nd
  • July 1st
  •  August 1st
  •  September 4th
  •  October 1st
  •  November 1st?

The recent decline supports a top on November 1st. My primary gold forecast calls for a 6-month low by late November or early December. Potential target - approximately $1400 (+/- $20). 

Technical Perspective

After the initial ABC correction from the September high, gold entered a month-long triangle consolidation in October. The current pattern appears complete. A close below last Wednesday's $1483.10 low would support a C-wave decline towards $1400 to complete the larger corrective design. If things go as planned, prices could bottom in the opening days of December. 

Longer-term, I believe gold prices are in a new bull market, and prices are heading much higher. 

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. For more information, please visit https://goldpredict.com/

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AG Thornson

AG is an accredited CMT through the MTA and the editor of GoldPredict.com. His members receive daily updates and regularly scheduled reports 3-days a week. He prides himself on making his analysis easy to understand through the use of adaptive and creative charting methods. You can reach AG at [email protected].