Look For Platinum To Rally

August 27, 2020

RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS:

• Incredible Opportunities In Precious Metals Right Now
• Platinum Sets Up For A Big Breakout
• Gold Poised To Continue Rally
• Silver Is Still In The “Super-Hero” Setup
• Rally Hinges On The Platinum Breakout Above $1,050.50

Platinum may be setting up in a technical pattern that is similar to the end of 2001/early 2002.  At that time, Gold had already begun to rally above $340 and Platinum had rallied to levels above $600.  Then, while Gold continued to rally, Platinum contracted to price levels near $400 on diminishing volume.  Once that contraction was complete, Platinum began and upside price move with stronger volume levels which lasted almost seven years – reaching a peak above $2,300.  Could the same setup be happening right now?

PLATINUM MIRRORING GOLD – JUST LIKE IT DID IN 2003

The upside price move in Gold may be the key to understanding the potential for an upside price move in Platinum.  Gold has already rallied from $1,340 to over $1,000 over the past 12+ months while Platinum has moved lower from $2,000 to $800 and has recently started forming a rounded bottom formation.  The deep price decline in Platinum in March 2020 setup a very deep low near $562.  We believe the diminishing volume and deep low bottom setup in Platinum are mirroring the 2002 deep bottom setup and starting a potentially strong rally for Platinum. 

This Platinum Monthly chart below shows the 2000 to 2010 rally, including the 2002 deep bottom setup and volume setup, suggests that once Platinum rallied above the previous high price level near $641, the opportunity for a continued upside price rally was consistent.  We believe the basis for this move was the continued upside price rally in Gold.  As Gold began to appreciate, Platinum continued to appreciate and trend higher – following Gold's lead. 

The current Platinum/Gold Monthly chart, below, shows a strong rounded bottom formation in Gold (the BLUE line on this chart) and the upside breakout in Gold that took place back in May 2019. Meanwhile, Platinum has extended a rounded bottom formation and recently set up a very deep spike price low with the COVID-19 price collapse. 

My team and I believe once Platinum breaks above the $1,050.50 level on increasing trading volume while Gold continues to rally, a larger upside price trend will setup in both Gold and Platinum that could mirror what happened from 2004 through 2010.  This would suggest Gold could rally more than 400% from current levels and Platinum could rally more than 300% from current levels.

The following Weekly Platinum chart highlights the setup in Platinum we believe may prompt a big upside breakout move soon.  The diminishing volume throughout a downside price trend – followed by increasing volume throughout a recovery, and eventual breakout of the resistance level near $1,050.50. We would watch for Gold to continue to rally over the next 12+ weeks, while the volume levels increase in Platinum as it attempts to close in on the $1,050.50 price level.  Once that level is breached to the upside, we would expect volume levels to continue to increase (on average) as both Gold and Platinum are considered as a “pair of fear hedge metals” and continue to rally up to a peak.

If we are correct in our interpretation of the pattern, then a 400% rally in Gold from the breakout level in Platinum would put the Gold peak price level somewhere above $7,500 or higher.  This would put the Platinum peak level somewhere near $3,450 or higher.

As many of you may already know, we love the metals and we love to apply our technical analysis skills and pattern research onto these charts.  Could you imagine the scope of the rally that is setting up in Platinum mirrors the 2003 to 2010 price rally – just waiting for this breakout pattern to complete?

Get ready because this could be one over the biggest upside price moves in precious metals that anyone has ever seen since the 2003 to 2010 rally.  This might push Gold above $7,500 an ounce and may push Platinum above $3,400 per ounce.  Guess where Silver prices should be at those levels?? (we'll give you a hint: somewhere north of $125 per ounce).