Gold $3500! Too Hot to Handle: PT Upgrades Falling Behind?

Gold has continued to set record highs and breaks $3500. It's rising faster than the price target upgrades. Is it too high now? Goldman Sachs’ commodities research team raised their year-end gold price forecast to $3,700, noting upside tail risks that could push prices as high as $4,500. UBS responded to Goldman’s outlook by also revising its gold forecast upward to $3,500. If a recession trade emerges, is gold the best choice?

avatarKKLEE
05:26
Gold just broke through the $3500 mark — and Wall Street is still playing catch-up. Analysts who were once calling for $2500 “stretch targets” are now scrambling to adjust their models, while investors are asking: how much higher can it go… and are price targets (PTs) falling behind reality? What was once considered a defensive hedge is now behaving like a momentum rocket. Gold is no longer the sleepy safe haven of the past — it's become a frontline performer, outpacing tech, crypto, and even AI stocks in year-to-date returns. So what’s driving this sudden surge, and is it too hot to handle? Why Gold Is Surging — and Why PTs Can’t Keep Up Global Uncertainty Is the Norm, Not the Exception Geopolitical risk has gone from background noise to front-page panic. From trade wars to military confl
avatarToNi
04-21 20:47
Is It Too High Now? At $3400, gold is trading at a premium, reflecting heightened demand for safe-haven assets amid market volatility (e.g., S&P 500 down to 5,114.92 on April 21, 2025). While Goldman Sachs and UBS see further upside, the rapid rise suggests a potential for a short-term pullback. Historically, gold can experience corrections after sharp rallies, especially if market sentiment shifts or if trade tensions ease, reducing safe-haven demand. However, the tail risks (e.g., recession, geopolitical escalation) support the bullish outlook, making a significant crash less likely in the near term. Short-Term Strategy (1-3 Months): I’d recommend waiting for a dip to $3200-$3300 before entering a new position, as this could provide a better risk-reward ratio. If you already hold gol
avatarPigpen
04-21 14:39
Gold at $4k watch it move as the USD tanks 
avatarSuccess88
04-21 14:19
Gold will continue to go up till 4000 if trump continue to play game
avatarTrend_Radar
04-21 11:55

Gold just saw its largest weekly inflow in history

$Barrick Gold Corp(GOLD)$ officially breaks above $3,400/oz for the first time in history.Are You Living in the Unstoppable Rise of Gold?Dollar Bashing - The beginning of the end?$Gold - main 2506(GCmain)$ performance by US POTUS' 100th day in office.Trump 2.0 is No. 2 on the list.$SPDR Gold Shares(GLD)$ +25% since Jan 20 as of this morning.ImageWith $22.871 TRILLION Market valuation.ImageGold just saw its largest weekly inflow in history .ImageDo you trust Gold more than any other asset ?🏦 Open a CBA today and enjoy pri
Gold just saw its largest weekly inflow in history
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04-21 11:34
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avatarCapital_Insights
04-21 11:30

Zander Brown: Investors Prefer Gold Over Bitcoin as a Safe-Haven

Key TakeawaysJP Morgan analysts Zander Brown observe investors prioritizing gold over Bitcoin as a safe-haven during the recent market.Gold ETFs attracted significant net inflows ($21.1 billion in Q1 2025), while Bitcoin ETFs experienced three consecutive months of outflows.Factors like the global trade war and economic downturn concerns are pushing investors towards the perceived safety of gold.JP Morgan: Investors Prefer Gold Over Bitcoin as a Safe-HavenIs Bitcoin losing its appeal as a safe-haven asset? Amid market turbulence, gold is being chosen over Bitcoin as a safe haven by investors, raising questions about its “digital gold” narrative, as stated by JP Morgan analysts in a report on Thursday. While gold ETFs saw massive inflows, Bitcoin faced declining interest, prompting a closer
Zander Brown: Investors Prefer Gold Over Bitcoin as a Safe-Haven
avatarMarcus_Web3
04-21 11:27

Tech futures down, Dollar down, Gold new ATH, BTC breaking out

$Bitcoin(BTC.USD.CC)$ breaking out/decoupling. Tech futures $E-mini Nasdaq 100 - main 2506(NQmain)$ down, $USD Index(USDindex.FOREX)$ down, $Gold - main 2506(GCmain)$ new ATH.Bitcoin surpassed $87,000, confirming a bullish breakout after recent sideways trading between $83,000 and $86,000, signaling further gains ahead. Gaming, AI, and memecoin sectors outperformed other sectors“A weaker dollar could rekindle the attention of U.S. investors, highlighting Bitcoin’s potential as a hedge against a depreciating dollar,” said crypto financial services platform Matrixport.Potentially Rallying to $90K-$9
Tech futures down, Dollar down, Gold new ATH, BTC breaking out
avatarShyon
04-21 11:20
I've been watching gold's incredible run lately, and with prices hitting $3400, I can't help but feel a mix of excitement and caution. It's amazing to see Goldman Sachs forecasting a year-end price of $3,700, and even noting potential spikes to $4,500—those are some serious numbers! UBS jumping in with their own upward revision to $3,500 just confirms that the market is buzzing with optimism about gold's trajectory. I'm definitely intrigued, but I'm also wondering if I've missed the boat or if this rally still has legs. The question of whether gold is “too high” at this point is something I've been wrestling with. On one hand, these record highs make me nervous—buying in now feels like chasing a trend that's already soared. But on the other hand, the forecasts from big players like Goldman
avataryourcelesttyy
04-21 09:14

Are You Living in the Unstoppable Rise of Gold?

$Gold - main 2406( $Gold - main 2506(GCmain)$ )$ $SPDR Gold Shares( $SPDR Gold Shares(GLD)$ )$ $iShares Gold Trust( $iShares Gold Trust(IAU)$ )$ Gold has been on a relentless upward trajectory, nearing $3,400 and smashing through record highs in 2025. This meteoric rise has sparked intense debate: Is gold too expensive now, or is this just the beginning? Major financial institutions like Goldman Sachs and UBS have weighed in with bold forecasts, predicting even higher prices by year-end. But with recession fears looming, is gold truly the best choice for your portfolio? Let’s dive into the latest data, unpack the forecasts, and explore what this means for inves
Are You Living in the Unstoppable Rise of Gold?

Liquidity Crisis:Yale Endowment Model In Trouble

In recent years, the endowment funds of top U.S. colleges and universities have frequently attracted attention due to their huge private equity exposure. 2024, Yale University announced that it would sell $6 billion in private assets (15% of its endowment fund) through the secondary market, and Harvard University is also facing liquidity pressures in the context of a crisis in its tax-exempt status.The sell-off storm not only exposes the inherent contradictions of the "Yale model", but may also become a trigger to burst the bubble of the private equity market, triggering a systemic risk comparable to the subprime mortgage crisis.Motivation for the sell-off: the flaws of the Yale model in the volatile gaming marketIvy League endowments have long played the role of "privileged players" in th
Liquidity Crisis:Yale Endowment Model In Trouble
avatarRyan_Z0528
04-21 09:07

As the US dollar depreciates, which non-US assets are more attractive?

The $USD Index(USDindex.FOREX)$ has broken through the 98 mark, marking the first time since March 2022, with a drop of over 1% within the day.So far in 2025, the USD index has fallen by more than 9%, making it the worst start to a year since 1995.To put it simply, the USD index breaking through the 98 mark is mainly due to the following reasons:Trump's "Troublemaking"Trump has recently started "speaking out of turn" again, threatening to fire the Federal Reserve chairman and demanding that the Fed cut interest rates. This kind of "reckless talk" has made investors feel that U.S. economic policies are unstable. They are getting nervous and quickly selling off the dollar, which has led to the decline of the USD index.Trade Policy "Adding
As the US dollar depreciates, which non-US assets are more attractive?
avatarkoolgal
04-21 06:13
🌟🌟🌟In the midst of market volatility due to the new policies of the Trump Administration, it is not surprising that Gold is the new paradigm of safety.  I am so happy that my investment in $iShares Gold Trust(IAU)$ has been on a upward momentum as a safe haven amid this volatility. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @CaptainTiger @TigerClub
avatar2024贏
04-20 19:31
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Is Gold Price Breaking $3,300 Just the Beginning?

As global markets react to mounting uncertainties, gold has emerged as the standout performer in the financial landscape. This analysis examines the recent surge in gold prices, the underlying factors driving this movement, and what experts predict for the precious metal's future trajectory amid evolving economic policies and market sentiment.Gold Reaches Historic Heights Amid Global UncertaintyOn Wednesday (April 16), COMEX gold broke through the $3,300 per ounce threshold, setting a new historical high. Since the beginning of 2025, international gold prices have cumulatively risen by more than 25%, a performance significantly outpacing other assets1. This remarkable rally comes against a backdrop of increasing global economic uncertainty and shifting investor sentiment.With Trump's frequ
Is Gold Price Breaking $3,300 Just the Beginning?
Gold's rally looks strong—but we may be nearing the final euphoric leg. A move toward $3500 would require extreme macro stress or a total policy pivot from central banks. Right now, rate cuts are priced in, inflation is cooling in many regions, and the dollar isn’t collapsing. If risk-on sentiment returns, gold could lose its appeal fast. Plus, speculative inflows make the market prone to sharp pullbacks. The upside from here may not justify the downside risk. For disciplined traders and investors, now’s a good time to trim, take profits, or rotate into undervalued assets. Don’t wait for the top.
Gold’s momentum is real, and the $3500 mark is not just possible—it’s becoming plausible. With global instability, central banks continuing to accumulate reserves, and sticky inflation, gold remains the go-to hedge. The Fed may pause or even cut rates, weakening the dollar and fueling further upside. Technically, gold has broken through key resistance, and there’s little overhead supply until the next psychological level. Institutional flows are increasing, and investor sentiment is warming up again. For long-term holders, this isn’t the time to exit—it’s the time to ride the breakout. $3500 may sound bold, but the setup supports it.
avatarAN88
04-17
Not exit. Keep long term 
avatarToNi
04-17
🌟 Gold to $3,500 or a Bubble Waiting to Burst? Let’s Break It Down! 🪙 Goldman Sachs just raised their year-end gold price forecast to $3,700, citing upside risks that could push it to a staggering $4,500. Meanwhile, UBS is a bit more conservative, revising their outlook to $3,500. With recession fears and trade tensions heating up, is gold the ultimate safe haven—or are we nearing a peak? 📈 Here’s my take: Gold’s rally makes sense. Global uncertainties—like potential U.S. tariffs, Europe’s fiscal tightening, and China’s tech push (think DeepSeek)—are driving investors to safe assets. Add to that the Fed’s reluctance to “rescue” markets (as Powell recently signaled), and gold becomes a hedge against both inflation and market volatility. Historically, gold thrives in environments of low real
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