The_Hungry_Bear

So Do You Want to Know the Price of GOLD in 2036? -- Read On!!

Long
FX:XAUUSD   Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
"Those who have knowledge, don't predict. Those who predict, don't have knowledge. "

--Lao Tzu, 6th Century BC Chinese Poet


So, If you could know the future would you want to?

Gold is a fascinating metal, as it has been a benchmark, bell weather, and a store of value for 1000s of year. As civilizations come and go, Gold has typically been the underpinning value in their society, and once they start debasing it, they typically crumble and vanish.

In looking at Gold recently I have come to discover that Gold is moving in LARGE cycles, with each cycle becoming shorter and shorter, with growth becoming more and more exponential. One thing that is clear, is that Gold does not go down from the prior cycle high, and only increases.

I examined the Gold price from 1833 to Present and there are 4 DISTINCT CYCLES, which we are in the middle of CYCLE 4 that will complete in 2036.

The price that I am extrapolating is 36K and ounce USD, and given the amount of money printing between now and then, I truly think it is plausible.

Now, how high other indices will be in relation to Gold is difficult to tell, but maybe worth a future analysis.

I would be curious if @markettimer777 saw similar patterns in his Gold Wave Theory, but one thing for sure, there is a PATTERN in Gold .

Below is some of my PROOF OF WORK as to how I came about to my conclusion. Please post your PROOF OF WORK if feel you have a strong rebuttal. Just saying no is LAZY analysis writing.

May you FUTURE be SHINY and BRIGHT!


PROOF OF WORK:
Cycle 1: 1833 - 1933 = 18.93 - 26.33
Cycle 2: 1934 - 1971 = ~35 33%
Cycle 3: 1972 - 2005 = ~357 1020%
Cycle 4: 2006 - Present = ~1200 3361% => 30,600%
Cycle 4*: 2036 - Projected Factor 30 = $36,000

*2036 is the END of Cycle 4
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