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Gold And Silver Follow Up, Future Predictions For 2020-2021

Published 09/28/2020, 05:42 PM
Updated 07/09/2023, 06:31 AM

Research Highlights

  • Uncertainty and cycle events will likely lead to continued gold and silver price appreciation until the cycle events end (likely in 2024 or 2025).
  • The gold-silver ratio chart shows very clear levels of support and resistance. With the next targets $2,000-$2,250, $3,200 then $5,500+.
  • Extended basing may continue for the next 2 to 4+ months.

I have received many comments and questions related to our gold and precious metals predictions originating from research posts we have made recently. Today's research article is Part 1 of a two-part series that will revisit some of our past forecasts and showcase what my research team and I believe will be the most likely outcome for gold as we push through the end of 2020 and into early 2021.

A Confluence Of Technical And Cycle Patterns Converge

I will be referencing two of my team's earlier research articles in this follow-up article. Our June 2020 article entitled All That Glitters When the World Jitters is Probably Gold put forth a bold prediction that the spike in the gold-to-silver ratio during COVID-19 would collapse into a flag formation, then collapse lower, resulting in a strong upside move for both gold and silver. In August 2020, our next piece of related research, Detailed 2020/2021 Price Forecasts for Gold & Silver, suggested detailed “100% Measured Moves” would continue to drive gold and silver prices higher in block-like advances until a true parabolic upside rally broke away from these 100% Measured Move price events.

The chart below from the August research article highlights how our predictions translated into reality as the spike in the gold-to-silver ratio broke lower after the March 20 bottom, then executed a series of 100% Measured Moves resulting in a deeper price breakdown in the gold-to-silver ratio chart. It also highlights the future expectations as of August 2020 – where we suggested a more moderate sideways decline in the ratio would likely take place resulting in more moderate measured moves lower.

Gold-To-Silver Ratio Daily Chart.

There are a number of factors related to precious metals and the fragility of the global markets in the current market environment. To this end, we have also recently posted a research article suggesting the major super cycles are aligning in a way that suggests we may experience 3 to 5+ years of very odd price cycles. This is something that we have not seen in well over 75 years. We are also in an election year cycle. Please review the following articles for more information on the cycle events that are currently playing out.

April 2, 2020: Stocks Have Entered A 25-35-Year Crisis Cycle Re-Evaluation Event

June 1, 2020: Election Year Cycles – What To Expect?

What does all of this mean for precious metals? It means the uncertainty and cycle events will likely lead to continued gold and silver price appreciation until the cycle events end (likely in 2024 or 2025). Below, we will share our thinking related to the future price actions in gold, and how the gold-to-silver ratio will react over the next 6 to 12+ months, to help you better understand the opportunity we believe will continue to persist in precious metals for some time to come.

The recent downside price move in gold and silver is suggestive of the COVID-19 price collapse in precious metals. As the markets have fallen over the past 2 to 3+ weeks, gold and silver fell from support levels and set up a moderately deep price low , similar to what happened when COVID-19 took hold. My research team believes this downside “washout” is the same type of reactive price move as we saw in February/March 2020 when the broad U.S. and global markets collapsed. We see a deep washout low price rotation well below reasonable support levels.

Although it may be difficult to see on the monthly gold-to-silver ratio chart below, the right side of the chart shows the recent upward spike in the ratio (follow the END of the BLUE LINE). Because of the current rally in both gold and silver followed by the recent moderate downside price move in metals, the gold-to-silver ratio has yet to spike above the support level on this chart. What happened back in March 2020, after the COVID-19 collapse was that gold rallied back to near recent high levels, while silver languished near low price levels – that is what caused the spike in the gold-to-silver ratio.

Gold-To-Silver Ratio Weekly Chart.

Currently, both gold and silver have collapsed nearly equally, resulting in a more moderate spike in the gold-to-silver ratio. We believe the supoort level on this chart will act as a ceiling for the ratio going forward. We believe the two downside resistance levels will become the next targets for gold. The $2,000 to $2,250 level is very clearly the next upside price target. Once this level is reached, then we believe gold will attempt to move to $3,200 or higher. Ultimately, the $5,500 level is on our radar as an eventual parabolic price trend takes place (this may be well into 2022 or later).

Our research suggests a new base is setting up in the U.S. stock market and in gold and silver. This new base may become the future launch pad for a very big price move higher. Our researchers believe this new basing pattern will start to complete near the middle/end of 2021 (possibly extending into early 2022). We are watching the current price action in the U.S. stock market and precious metals to better determine where and when this incredible setup initiates the next big upside price move.

We believe extended basing may continue for the next 2 to 4+ months in the U.S. stock market and precious metals. This does not mean that precious metals will trade sideways – it is very likely that metals may continue to push higher from the current base levels. We believe this new basing pattern will prompt a big upside move eventually, but right now we believe the moves to be more moderate and prompt more of an upside “drift” in metals.

In Part II of this research post, we'll highlight more of our expectations and attempt to highlight the new future base that is setting up in the U.S. stock market and precious metals.

Latest comments

first gold will touch around 1755 to 1685 than it will hit a new high to 2250 to 2295
i think we are going to see a big pull back to the 1750 level before  we see a new rally over the 2000 mark good luck to all
Stochasticextreme indicators for Weekly and shorter time frames are SELL. Chris keeps coming out woth BUY BUY BUY ..... When it is a SELL SELL SELL. For ONCE I would like to see Chris correctly inform BUY and when it is a Sell like it is roght now and was also a Sell the Last time he said to Buy over a week ago.... Please stop Misdirecting. Right now... it is a SELL. Weekly buy support is somewhere in neighborhood of $1825.... Wait for it....
Thanks Chris, I think you published this twice. Anyway, agree for a potential long term, but short term I think they might get still hammered for some months (rather than stay sideways).
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