
Gold prices have reached a new inflation-adjusted high, surpassing May's peak by over 3% and exceeding the 1981 intraday high, according to Kepler analysis. This move confirms a bullish continuation signal under William W. Gann’s rule, with potential for prices to rise to $3,880-$4,060 if they maintain position above $3,424. However, Kepler also highlights that the current price now exceeds the historical maximum indicated by the 1981 level on the inflation-adjusted chart and identifies late September as a potential timing for a market top.
Gold has registered a significant technical breakout, reaching a new inflation-adjusted high that surpasses its previous peak from May by over 3% and also exceeds the historical intraday high set in 1981. According to analysis from Kepler, this price action confirms a bullish continuation signal under William W. Gann's rule, suggesting potential for further appreciation. The firm projects a price target corridor of $3,880 to $4,060, contingent upon the price maintaining support above the prior top of $3,424. However, this bullish outlook is tempered by a specific cautionary note. Kepler has identified late September, particularly September 8-9 or the end of the month, as a potential timeframe for a directional change, which could signal a market top. The fact that current prices have now breached a level historically viewed as a potential maximum introduces uncertainty, creating a mixed signal of a strong upward trend entering potentially overextended territory.
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