I think the major banks’ outlook shows that gold is in a sustained uptrend, not just a short rally. With Goldman Sachs noting that over 70% of institutional investors expect further gains—and many even eyeing $5,000 by 2026—the broader sentiment has clearly turned bullish. A weaker dollar, expected rate cuts, and renewed ETF inflows all support this view.

Morgan Stanley’s $4,500 mid-2026 target and Deutsche Bank’s nearly $5,000 forecast make sense to me given the macro setup. As long as gold holds above the $4,200 support zone, I believe the upward trend remains intact, especially with resistance now being tested around $4,245–$4,300.

As for extreme calls like $10,000, I see those as low-probability tail risks that would require major systemic shocks. Based on current fundamentals, the $4,500–$5,000 range by 2026 feels realistic and is broadly aligned with what the major banks expect.

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# Silver Another High: Continue to Outperform Gold in This Bull Market?

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  • icycrystal
    ·12-03 02:57
    thanks for sharing
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    • Shyon
      My pleasure ya
      12-03 08:53
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