79,431 views  Jul 14, 2026  #silver #gold #investing -

Gary Wagner, Editor of TheGoldForecast.com, discusses inflation, geopolitical risks, and the technical signals shaping gold’s broader market direction.

Jul 17, 2026 - Gold dropped below $4,000 for the first time in months. Kitco technical analyst Gary Wagner breaks down where gold's new support levels sit, why this has become a Federal Reserve and interest-rate story more than a geopolitical one, and the two lines that decide gold's next move.

This video was recorded on June 16, 2026.  -  Gary Wagner, Editor of TheGoldForecast.com, examines the technical picture alongside the roles that interest rates, inflation, the Iran conflict, and central bank demand are playing across the precious metals market.

Recorded June 12 2026 -Gold futures tested the key $4,000 psychological level this week under intense selling pressure before catching a late Friday bid. Gary Wagner joins Jeremy Szafron, Senior Anchor of Kitco News, to break down the technical damage and explain why he sees a "60% to 70% probability" that gold has established a firm technical floor.

Gold is eyeing a massive run to $6,000, and silver just broke out past $80. Gary Wagner reveals the exact charts driving the precious metals bull market and maps the key technical levels you need to watch.

"I believe that gold will challenge $6,000 per ounce sometime by the end of this year. It's got a very decent probability." Veteran technical analyst Gary Wagner breaks down the Elliott Wave pattern signaling one last dip before gold resumes its historic rally.

 

 Apr 20, 2026  #silver #gold #investing

Gold and silver are entering a critical technical phase as volatility accelerates and market moves compress into shorter, more aggressive cycles. After rallying from roughly $4,000 to $5,600, gold corrected sharply to $4,100 and is now attempting to reclaim key resistance near $4,900. 

In this exclusive interview, I sit down with Gary Wagner, editor of The Gold Forecast, to discuss the latest outlook for gold, silver, oil, natural gas, and the stock market. Gary breaks down the recent pullback in gold and silver prices, what caused the correction, and why he remains bullish on precious metals despite short-term weakness.

Recorded March 16, 2026.  In this conversation, Gary Wagner breaks down the recent volatility in gold, separating geopolitical “noise” from the underlying strength of a multi-year bull market. Despite sharp corrections and short-term pressure driven by sentiment shifts, profit-taking, and dollar strength, Wagner argues that the broader trend remains firmly bullish.