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05.08.2026

Peter Brandt: Trendline breaks in gold and silver may not signal a bottom yet — Trendline breaks in gold and silver

Peter Brandt, founder and CEO of Factor LLC, questions the current optimism around gold and silver trendline breaks. He observes that while many investors are eager to buy, particularly those who missed January's rally, he does not see evidence of a bottom forming at this stage.

Brandt acknowledges that his assessment could be wrong, but maintains a cautious stance on timing for entering these precious metal markets.

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Brandt previously predicted that gold could rise sevenfold from its 2016 low to $7,600 after a correction, while also noting the risk of a drop below $3,000 in his earlier forecast. He has also advised traders analyzing currency moves to review historical periods, such as his recommendation to study the 1985 to 1988 Japanese yen market moves in a recent article. His current view on precious metals adds context to his ongoing, historically informed approach to market analysis.

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