Gold and silver closed Friday's session relatively unchanged, but mining stocks rallied to new October highs. This means changes, but not of the kind most investors would assume.

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Since Wednesday's rebound, precious metals have been building on their upswings yesterday. Gold went up, silver barely so, and the miners actually declined. Is our tactical's short-term trade potential exhausted, or will the metals push higher once again, just as they did yesterday? The relative calm on the USD Index front could support such a move...

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It's been only yesterday when we have written that no market goes up or down in a straight line. And that's valid for the metals as well. Gold has risen yesterday and so has silver, but the miners lagged. That's not a typical combination for a short-term upswing to start, so how likely is one actually? And what do the medium-term factors say?

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In yesterday's analysis, we emphasized that even though a big decline in gold is already underway, it's likely that it won't be a straight move down and there will be periodic corrections. Moreover, we provided price targets from which the bounce could start. Based on the circumstances, it might even be a tradable move. In today's analysis, we're going to show you that there are signals suggesting that the turnaround might start relatively soon - during this month.

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This September is something both gold bulls and bears will remember - the yellow metal went down over $50 in the last 30 days. Gold topped almost exactly 8 years after the 2011 top, and it took as much time to get from the January 1980 top to the December 1987 one. Based on the soaring USD Index and the similarity to mid-90s, gold is also likely after a major multi-month top. But what prices are likely to trigger rebounds? That's what we're going to discuss in today's analysis.

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