Yamatsuki Takaaki 『Weekly Gold Price Outlook』 October 27, 2025 issue
The representative director and president of Investment Daily News Company, and a master of cycle analysis,
Mr. Takashi Kabutaki, who writes this weekly report on the outlook for gold prices.
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Last week's NY gold market (near-month) closed down 75.5 dollars from the previous week at 4,137.8 dollars. However, the high reached 4,398 dollars on Monday, an all-time high. The low was 4,021 dollars, a drop of 377 dollars from the high. On a weekly basis, after nine consecutive bullish weeks, a strong bearish candle appeared the following week. This was anticipated in this article, but it remains uncertain whether this is the peak. As mentioned since last month… “From the week of August 18, there have been four consecutive bullish weeks, and this week Monday (September 15) also started with a high of 3,724.9 dollars. If momentum continues, appearances of seven to nine consecutive bullish weeks are not rare.
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【Takashi Kabutaki – Profile】
Graduated from Kansai Gakuin University, Faculty of Economics. In 1995, partnered with the world-renowned American market analyst Raymond Meriman and issued the domestic market cycle and astrology reports for the first time. He is well known for cycle and astrology-based market analysis. CEO of Investment Daily News Company, CEO of Investment Daily Publishing Co., Ltd., member of the Japanese Technical Analysts Association, editor-in-chief of ‘Investment Daily α’.
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