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Gold Set for Bullish Breakout as Market Aligns for Rise

Gold futures have entered a noteworthy period of alignment, with various analytical frameworks indicating that the market is gearing up for a significant upward movement. The combination of the VC PMI AI model, Gann’s 30-day and 90-day cycles, and projections from the Square of 9 suggest that traders should pay close attention to current developments in the gold market.
The analysis traces back to the low established on June 21, 2025, when gold prices hit $3,298. This level marked the beginning of the current cycle. Following this, the VC PMI identified Buy 2 levels at $3,341, where gold recently tested and reversed, adhering to expected patterns. The recovery process has since reclaimed a crucial pivot axis between $3,398 and $3,402, indicating a return to equilibrium.
Once the pivot level is reestablished, the probability of advancing toward the Sell 1 and Sell 2 zones—set at $3,440 and $3,462 respectively—exceeds 90%. Gann’s 30-day cycle supports this upward trajectory. Notably, the cycle’s peak on July 21 resulted in a secondary low at $3,352, reinforcing the established rhythm of the 30-day vibration.
Anticipated Price Movements and Market Dynamics
The upcoming window from August 20 to 22, 2025, represents the 60-day crest, aligning with the current rally. Looking further ahead, the 90-day cycle is projected to peak on September 19-21, 2025. This period is critical, as it aligns with the VC PMI Sell 2 level of $3,462 to $3,468. The convergence of time and price leading to mid-September underscores a potential turning point in the market.
The Square of 9 spiral adds further weight to these projections. By extending forward from the low at $3,341, the 360° rotation points to $3,462, perfectly matching the resistance cluster identified by the VC PMI. Additional harmonic levels at 540° and 720° suggest ambitious targets of $3,502 and $3,562 should momentum continue into the fourth quarter of 2025.
On the downside, the 180° symmetry indicates support near $3,280 to $3,298, providing a natural reversion zone aligned with the Buy 2 weekly level.
Momentum indicators present further encouragement for this bullish outlook. The MACD indicator, which was deeply oversold in early August, has seen a sharp reversal, indicative of capitulation by weaker investors and absorption by institutional buyers. This shift suggests a transition from a phase of consolidation to one of expansion, with probabilities favoring upward movement as long as the market remains above the $3,398 pivot.
In conclusion, gold is navigating through a cycle of acceleration. The peak anticipated between September 19-21, 2025 represents a critical juncture, with $3,462 to $3,468 identified as prime targets. Traders are encouraged to capitalize on this bullish momentum while remaining vigilant for potential profit-taking opportunities as the alignment of time and price progresses.
TRADING DERIVATIVES, FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS AND PRECIOUS METALS INVOLVES SIGNIFICANT RISK OF LOSS AND IS NOT SUITABLE FOR EVERYONE. PAST PERFORMANCE IS NOT NECESSARILY INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RESULTS.
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