Silver, Platinum & Palladium Surging on Heels of Recent Buy Signals!

07-02-25 – Palladium Joins the Platinum & Silver Surge – “Platinum & Palladium continue to surge with Palladium accelerating higher immediately after triggering multiple buy signals on June 17th, 20th & 25th – the latter of which was highlighted in the June 25th Alert (see page 2).  They remain positive until daily closes below 1330/PLV & 1090/PAU.

All this action is powerfully confirming the outlook for 2025/2026 and the paradigm shift that has been forecast to unfold in April ’25 – April ’26 – with Platinum projected to surge from its ~880/ PL low to ~1,500/PL and fulfill the minimum ‘rally = rally’ (‘C’ = ‘A’??) wave objective.  Much higher levels are possible/likely.

As described during June ’25, Palladium was triggering multiple 21 MAC signals (daily & weekly) – all of which were bullish and warning of an imminent accelerated surge.  That occurred as Platinum resumed its rally and headed higher into daily & weekly cycles converging in late-June/early-July ’25.

These past ~3 months are likely just the first phase of a much broader and larger advance in white metals… which have been forecast to surge from early-April ‘25 into April/May 2026.

If a high stretches into 2026, Platinum would complete a 50% rebound in time (12 years down/6 years up) and fulfill the latest phase of a ~5-year high (2011) – high (2016) – high (2021) – (high; 2026) Cycle Progression that parallels the Silver outlook.

On a related basis, Palladium could stretch its overall advance into 3Q 2026 – when the next multi-year peak appears most likely. A peak in 3Q ‘26 would fulfill a ~5.25-year low-low-low-high-(high) Cycle Progression as well as a .618 rebound in time (39-month decline followed by 24-month rally)…

Gold & Silver remain mixed with Gold rebounding after fulfilling the near-term outlook for a drop to 3244 – 3267/GCQ.  It has twice neutralized its daily downtrend and needs a daily close above 3371/GCQ to turn that trend up and signal a multi-week low.  Until that occurs, the intermediate trend is down.

Conversely, Silver is positive until a daily close below 35.53/SIU.  It remains capable of tracing out a wave ‘5’ rally that could see a test of 39.50 – 40.10/ SIU (or higher) in the coming weeks.

The XAU & HUI remain near their highs after pulling back into late-June and nearing or testing weekly HLS levels – signaling an imminent low.  Those lows could have fulfilled ‘a-b-c’ corrections with the XAU bottoming right at the level of its mid-April ’25 peak (199.41) – a pivotal level of resistance turned into support and range-trading support.

Ultimately, the XAU remains targeted for a retest of its late-2010 peak near 233.00/XAU and that pivot point – near 199.00/XAU – reinforces that scenario.  In mid-April ‘25, the XAU was projected to peak near 199.00/XAU – a decisive level of range-trading resistance that linked previous range parameters (since 2023) at ~103 – ~135 – ~167 – ~199/XAU.

As explained at the time, the next target – following a daily & weekly close above 199.00/XAU – would be 231/XAU. In many cases, a market will break above range resistance and then pull back to test the breakout point (199.00/XAU) before resuming its rally and proceeding to the next range target.

The XAU just did that, reinforcing these range parameters and increasing the likelihood for a surge above 230.00/XAU in the foreseeable future (July ’25??).  Reinforcing that, the monthly LHR for June ‘25 (extreme upside target that applies for 2 months) was at 235.74/XAU and the monthly HHR for July ‘25 is at 232.18/XAU.

On a near-term basis, the new intra-month trend would need to turn up (which might coincide with the daily trend turning back up) in order to show new strength and prevent any additional selling.”


Gold & Silver are fulfilling the ongoing outlook for an extended 2025 rally – ultimately lasting into late-Oct/early-Nov ’25.  They pulled back into late-June and signaled the completion of intermediate corrections and the start of a new surge higher… that should ultimately take Silver above 40.00/SI.  Gold held pivotal support while maintaining its weekly uptrend, portending the onset of a new multi-month advance.

Silver, Platinum & Palladium fulfilled cycle lows in early-April and were forecast to enter bullish cycles on April 7 – 11th and enter a much larger advance that could see a series of highs leading into late-Oct/early-Nov ’25 – all focused on 2Q 2026.  Palladium triggered multiple buy signals – on June 17, 20 & 25th – signaling the time for an accelerated surge into mid-to-late-July ’25.

Recent action also reinforces the 17-Year Cycle impact on Silver and corroborates the outlook for a MAJOR uptrend in white metals following April ’25 cycle lows…

17-Year Cycle & Silver: April ’25 Low

The April ’25 INSIIDE Track detailed why Platinum was/is on the cusp of a Major advance (along with Silver & Palladium), stating: “This could be one of the ‘golden’ (or is that ‘platinum’) trading opportunities of 2025!”  Related buy signals projected an initial multi-month advance into ~mid-July ’25 – when a multi-month peak is likely to take hold.  ~1500/PL is the primary upside target for this advance.

The 40-Year Cycle of Currency War continues to impact Gold and its relationship to the US Dollar.  Gold fulfilled major cycles in Sept/Oct 2022 when it perpetuated a 7-Year Cycle of consistent lows (2001 – 2008 – 2015 – 2022) that coincided with the onset of a new 40-Year Cycle of Currency War AND 80-Year Cycle of War and projected a multi-year bull market to follow (into at least 2025/2026 and potentially longer)…

Outlook 2022/23: A New Currency War Begins

Outlook 2023: A New Currency War & Inflation

April 2025 ushered in a new and reinforcing phase of this overall shift and the time (April – August ’25) when War Cycles could produce some unexpected surprises.

 

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