Gold Eyes Breakout Above $4,080 as Demand and Cycles Align
Published on November 10, 2025
Published on November 10, 2025
Gold futures are showing strong signs of a potential breakout as institutional demand builds and multiple market cycles align for upside momentum.
At the time of writing, gold (GC) is trading near $4,082, up about 2% for the session. The market has maintained a strong base above $3,950, suggesting that buyers are actively accumulating positions at lower levels.
According to current technical structures:
Support zones: $3,955 – $3,986 (Buy range)**
Main support base: $3,950 (Weekly Buy 1)
Resistance zones: $4,037 – $4,063 (Sell range)**
Major breakout levels: $4,114 and $4,230
Gold has been moving within a tight range between $3,935 and $4,043, but the consistent higher lows show growing bullish pressure.
The MACD remains positive, showing that momentum is on the buyers’ side.
Trading volume has increased around $3,950–$3,960, indicating institutional accumulation — large players are buying dips.
The daily pivot near $4,006 has now turned into support, which strengthens the bullish view.
A daily close above $4,037–$4,063 could open the door for a rally toward $4,114 and potentially $4,230 in the coming weeks.
Cycle models show a strong bullish period developing:
30-day cycle: Turning up through mid-November (17–18th)
60-day cycle: Expected low in mid-December
90-day cycle: Indicates strength into January 2026
360-day cycle: Still in a long-term accumulation phase, expected to gain momentum through Q1 2026
These overlapping cycles suggest that gold’s short-term and long-term trends are aligning bullishly, signaling a potentially powerful move ahead.
Buy Zone: $3,955 – $3,996
Stop-Loss: Below $3,886
Targets: $4,037 → $4,063 → $4,114
A sustained close above $4,037 would confirm a bullish breakout and could attract more institutional participation.
Gold’s recent price action, supported by strong institutional buying and converging market cycles, shows that the path of least resistance is now upward.
If momentum continues above the $4,037–$4,063 resistance band, the next key targets sit at $4,114 and $4,230, marking the potential start of a new bullish leg into early 2026.
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