What top creators are saying about Gold(GC)

Gold outperformed during the post-election rebound, potentially supported by expectations of increased government spending and a weaker dollar. It may fall less in a broad liquidity-driven selloff but is not immune to declines.

Rose modestly during parts of the sell-off; no price target or direct trading recommendation was given.

Gold was mentioned as an alternative to cash amid concerns about inflation, but no specific investment, recommendation, or target was provided.

The host cautioned that the bounce might be only a relief rally; falling below $4,000 could leave room for a move toward $3,300.

Rose back above $4,000 on increased volume, a positive session, but needs more consolidation. If the recent low holds, a monthly close above $4,750 would be an important signal.

The hosts noted that gold had performed well on the day and suggested it might be starting a new trend.

Described as having performed well and potentially beginning a new trend, though no detailed catalyst or timeline was provided.

The speaker expects gold to benefit from scarcity and ongoing money printing as part of a broader long-term thesis.

The host noted gold rebounding after falling below $4,000 and discussed its inverse relationship with oil during the market move.

Gold rose during the session as part of a broader shift in market sentiment; no specific long-term thesis or price target was given.

Gold is framed as a fear indicator and macro comparison rather than a buy or sell recommendation. Its relative weakness versus copper may reflect easing fear and improving growth expectations.

Gold had bounced modestly but remained below prior lows. The speaker expected lower prices eventually, while allowing for short-term rebounds.

WisdomTree was described as an early and large investor in gold, and gold was discussed as a potential diversifier beyond stocks and bonds. No specific allocation or price target was given.

The guest said high real yields had weighed on gold, while potential easing in inflation and rates could be supportive. Any relief was described as conditional.

Gold was cited as a source of portfolio diversification, but no specific recommendation or price outlook was provided.

Gold was described as weak during market turmoil, without a specific price target or investment recommendation.

Gold was down during the period discussed as part of broad traditional-market weakness. No specific trade or longer-term investment view is provided.

Gold showed a bearish descending-triangle pattern; sustained acceptance below $3,900 could lead toward $3,300, while a bounce toward $4,400 was another possibility.

Gold is cited as potentially following a pattern of Q1 and summer lows followed by another possible Q4 low, as context for a similar possibility in Bitcoin.

Repeated rallies have met selling despite increased volume, and the chart lacks a sustained breakout.

The trend is clearly down and gold has not recovered above a recent breakdown area. The stance remains bearish until buyers establish a higher low and trend improvement.

Gold was included in a metals complex described as weak overall. A short-term bounce was not considered enough to make the complex compelling for a long-term position.

The speaker is bearish on gold's current price action, arguing that leveraged paper-market selling is outweighing physical demand.

Discussed as a potential dollar alternative amid debasement concerns; the guest said some gold exposures had performed well since early July, without specifying a target.

The speaker was bearish over the longer term while allowing for a short-term bounce, emphasizing that a rebound would not necessarily signal a reversal.

The speaker acknowledged the trade had been poor since February and gold's performance disappointing, while saying the trade was not necessarily over.

Gold had fallen sharply; a technical bounce was possible, but continued lower highs supported a longer-term downside view.

Mentioned as a market available to trade on the platform; no outlook, strategy, price target, or recommendation was provided.

Strongly bearish over the longer term while below its August highs, though a short-term bounce toward the 5-day moving average was considered possible.

The hosts considered a leveraged buy near support but acknowledged the possibility of further declines.

Facing near-term downside risk, but a substantial decline was also described as a possible buy-the-dip opportunity based on horizontal support and the 200-week moving average.

Broke down from a range and returned to key support. A confirmed break below it could mean an extended period without meaningful higher prices; a fast snapback would suggest a possible false breakdown.

The host was bearish on gold and expected a retest of the year's lows. He anticipated a possible bounce near the cited area but expected it eventually to roll over.

Gold was used as a comparison, with the speaker noting Bitcoin had outperformed it; no standalone gold recommendation was offered.

Gold is congested with fading momentum and no clear direction. The outlook is neutral pending a confirmed breakout; an upside break and higher low would be bullish, while a breakdown toward $4,000 would weaken the outlook.

Gold's signals are mixed. A break above just over $4,200 followed by a higher low could point to a retest of $4,350, while a break below $4,100 followed by a lower high could lead to the $3,900–$4,000 support zone.

Gold is declining in the short term; failure to hold $4,300 could lead to a test of $4,000 or a break below it.

The speaker was bearish over the coming years and said the chart had looked bearish since its recent high, while acknowledging short-term rallies could occur. A move above $4,700 would weaken the bearish view.

The speaker said gold was not having a great time but provided no specific price levels or further analysis.

Described as a hedge during periods of concern and used alongside copper as a macroeconomic indicator.

The host said he would avoid shorting gold because of uncertainty in the broader world situation, without making a specific bullish forecast.

Gold's prevailing trend is down as buyers have left the market. Support may appear around $4,000–$3,900, while a break above $4,250 could improve the outlook.

Gold has weak short- and long-term trends and was rejected near $4,200. A break above $4,240–$4,250 could improve the outlook, while a break below $3,900–$4,000 would warn of potentially much lower prices.

Gold was cited as having risen sharply before oil, providing context for Young's bullish oil thesis; no specific recommendation to buy gold was given.

The tone is cautious to bearish after a continued decline, despite buyers stepping in just above $4,000. Failure to find buyers near $3,900–$4,000 would be a major bearish warning.

Gold is declining and the chart-based outlook remains cautious to bearish unless it moves back above $4,300.

The speakers viewed gold as a potential hedge against currency debasement, while noting that it was not a guaranteed protection.

The speaker saw a chance of a move back into the low $4,000s and identified $4,000 as important support; losing it could bring $3,300 into play.

Ray Dalio said he is long gold and recommends a 5%–15% portfolio allocation.

Described as a relative safe-haven asset during economic contraction, market fear, and uncertainty, without a specific allocation recommendation or price outlook.