- Gold’s monthly RSI hits its highest point in 50 years.
- Crowds are lining up to buy, signaling potential market top.
- Price could rally to $4,350 before correcting to $4,100.
Has Gold Hit a Local Top?
Gold has been on a tear in recent months, but signs are emerging that the market may be approaching a local top. One of the clearest indicators? The monthly RSI (Relative Strength Index) has reached its highest level in 50 years, a rare technical signal that often hints at an overbought asset.
Adding to the speculation, reports show people are waiting in long lines to buy physical gold — a classic sign of retail FOMO (fear of missing out), which has historically coincided with local market peaks.
Price Outlook: $4,350 Rally Before a Drop?
Despite the overheated indicators, some analysts believe we may still see a final rally towards the $4,350 level before any significant correction. This could be driven by ongoing U.S.-China tensions, inflation concerns, and central bank activity, all of which continue to support gold’s narrative as a safe haven.
However, if this move plays out as expected, a pullback to the $4,100 zone could follow shortly after. Such a correction would be considered healthy and could reset momentum for gold’s longer-term trend.
Geopolitical & Technical Factors Aligning
The current gold landscape is being shaped by a blend of technical exhaustion and global macro uncertainty. Ongoing U.S.-China negotiations add a layer of unpredictability, while strong demand — particularly in Asia — is helping prop up prices.
Still, when technicals and sentiment run this hot, a cooldown becomes more likely. Traders are advised to keep a close eye on volume and support levels in the coming weeks.
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