Gold has officially reached the upper boundary of its long-term logarithmic channel — a level that has capped every major cycle since the 1970s. If it keeps climbing from here, we may not be seeing a rally at all, but the beginning of a structural revaluation. Gold’s surge past $4,200 challenges half a century of price geometry. Explore whether this move signals another temporary peak or the start of a full monetary regime shift.
Gold at the Edge: Are We Witnessing the Break of a 40-Year Trend?
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