Takaki Tachimono?鏑木 高明 『Weekly Gold Price Outlook』 April 20, 2026 issue
Takashi Kabumiki, President and CEO of Investment Daily, a pioneer in astrology-based market analysis and a leading figure in financial cycle analysis, is the author of the weekly report on gold price outlook.
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Last week's New York gold market (near month) closed up $92.20 at $4,879.60. The high was $4,917, touching the $4,900 range for the first time in almost a month. The market will continue to be influenced by the Iran situation, though the reaction is gradually thinner compared to equities. As for progress in U.S.-Pakistan talks, as mentioned last week, it is better to approach with a stance of “neither overly optimistic nor overly pessimistic.” Nevertheless, unlike equities, the risk-on environment that supports gold’s rise remains. Normally, during risk-off periods, gold would be the safe-haven theme, but recently that hasn’t applied as much.
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【Takashi Kabuki Profile】
Graduated from Kansai Gaidai University, Faculty of Economics. In 1995, partnered with the world-renowned U.S. market analyst Raymond LeMerian, and issued domestic first a market cycle and astrology report. Well-regarded for market analysis utilizing cycles and astrology. President of Investment Daily, Inc. and Investment Daily Publishing Co., Ltd., member of the Japanese Technical Analysts Association, editor-in-chief of “Investment Daily α.”
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