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I’ve been digging into the cycles lately and the more I study the data, the more convinced I am that we’re in the early stages of a multi-year gold run.
This isn’t just a short-term setup I’m playing for a few weeks. I’m committing to trading gold throughout the entire year — and potentially well beyond that. When you build a long-term thesis like this, you can afford to layer in different strategies at different time frames, and that flexibility is a major advantage.
It allows me to stay nimble, take opportunities as they develop and keep stacking trades in alignment with the bigger picture.
Right now, I’ve got this bull market pinned to run through 2027.
The macro picture is always evolving and it will continue to shift. But the broader trend remains intact and that’s what I’m focused on. A long-term thesis doesn’t mean ignoring short-term changes. It means understanding that those changes exist inside a much larger move — and trading accordingly.
The $5,800 Target Is Actually the Low End
I’ve set my price target at $5,800 per ounce and here’s the thing — that’s very conservative compared to what gold has done in similar environments in the past.
When you look at the true average estimates out there, they’re closer to $6,200 per ounce. So my $5,800 target is actually on the lower end of expectations.
I’m not chasing the most aggressive scenario here. I’m building my strategy around a realistic, disciplined outlook that still offers massive upside potential.
Does that mean gold will definitely hit $5,800? No guarantees in this game. But the data supports a sustained move higher and I’m positioning accordingly. Whether we get there in 2026 or stretch into 2027, I’m trading it the whole way.
Why This Year Matters
The beauty of a multi-year thesis is that you don’t have to nail every single swing. You can take profits along the way, adjust your positioning and stay aligned with the bigger trend.
That’s the plan here.
Some of my trades are shorter-term income setups, some are longer-term directional positions, and all of them flow into the same overarching strategy.
If you’ve been sitting on the sidelines with gold or you’ve only been thinking about it as a defensive hedge, it might be time to rethink that. This isn’t just about protection. This is about opportunity. Gold isn’t only a place to hide — it’s a place to grow capital when the conditions line up like they are right now.
I’m layering in trades throughout the year with the goal of letting the broader trend do the heavy lifting. The long-term setup is clear, the momentum is building and the window is wide open for anyone willing to engage with it.
Graham Lindman
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We develop tools and strategies to the best of our ability but no one can guarantee the future. There is always a risk of loss when trading. Past Performance is not indicative of future results. Between 1/8/26 through 3/27/26 the “Lotto Board” trades taken with real money by Graham Lindman have produced a 72.4% win rate, with an average return of 144% and an average winner of 223% over a 10 day hold time on average – and a 10.45 Profit Factor.
