Kabuki Takaaki 『Weekly Gold Market Outlook』 November 4, 2025 issue
Kabutsuki Investment Daily Company, Ltd. President and CEO, and a master of cycle analysis,
Kabutaki Takakiaki is the author of the weekly gold price outlook report.
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Last week’s New York gold futures (near-month) closed at $3,996.50, down $141.30 from the previous week, continuing a sharp decline. The close fell below $4,000 for the first time in four weeks, and the week’s low reached $3,901.
After nine consecutive positive sessions, prices have fallen for the last two weeks; however, whether the high of this move marks a peak in the long-term cycle cannot yet be confirmed. What can be said is that the gold market’s one-year cycle has clearly peaked. The starting point of the current one-year cycle is the low of $2,536.89 on November 14 of last year, but since this bottom formation was a triangle, even the low around the breakout just before the breakout (December 19 at $2,583) is a bottom candidate.
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【Takaki Kabutsuki – Profile】
Graduated from Kwansei Gakuin University, Faculty of Economics. In 1995, partnered with the world-renowned U.S. market analyst Raymond Merriman to publish the first domestic market cycle and astrology report. He is well regarded for market analysis using cycles and astrology. President of Investment Daily Publishing Co., Ltd.; President of Investment Daily Publishing Co., Ltd.; member of the Japanese Technical Analysts Association; editor-in-chief of “Investment Daily α.”
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