Gold's current price is approximately $4600, showing a sustained upward trend. This trajectory aligns with prior long-term predictions from 2020, which anticipated Gold reaching $6000 within 6-9 years, originating from a base of $1404. The analysis notes Gold's monthly Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 93-94, a level last observed in 1973, a period characterized by significant inflation. Historically, such high RSI values have preceded notable market corrections; for instance, Gold experienced a 30% drop in 1973. However, following that correction, Gold embarked on a 600% rally over the subsequent seven years. This historical context suggests that any potential short-term correction (possibly towards $3200) may not represent a macro top, with further upside potential towards the $6000 mark by the decade's end. In comparative analysis, the S&P500 to Gold ratio (SPXGOLD) mirrors levels seen before a significant breakdown in 1973, indicating a potential underperformance of equities relative to Gold. Cryptocurrencies, represented by TOTAL3 against Gold and Silver (TOTAL3GOLD and TOTAL3SILVER), are consistently showing weakness, hitting new lows against these metals. Retail investor interest in crypto has been in decline throughout 2025, signaling a broader market shift towards less speculative, hard assets. The analyst highlights that whenever metals undergo a correction, risk assets like cryptocurrencies and stocks historically tend to experience more severe downturns. The S&P500 has already depreciated by 44% against Gold over the past five years. Therefore, the analysis concludes that metals are likely to continue outperforming, with a predicted local top for Gold in the first half of 2026, followed by a correction, yet maintaining a long-term bullish outlook towards $6000.