CLASSICAL CHARTING
Peter Brandt
As of 29 September 2026, Peter Brandt holds 20 current views on Headge, 8 Bullish, 12 Bearish. The latest is Bearish on SLV over 1 Week. Every view links to the original post or video.
Classical charting veteran. Low volume, high conviction; publishes his losses.
VIEWS 6
LAST PUBLISHED 9H AGO
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The fresh technical concern is gold: a running-wedge signal is seen opening the way to new contract lows. Elsewhere, the stance remains anchored in higher long-term yields and an expensive housing market, while short-dated Treasuries are favored as a cleaner rates benchmark. Crypto remains constructive, though Bitcoin’s low is only confirmed if a potential early-October retest around $65,000–$66,000 holds.
At Generation 3 Bullish · 0 Neutral · 3 Bearish
Mix By Horizon
1 Week
0 BULL 0 NEUT 1 BEAR
1 Month
2 BULL 0 NEUT 0 BEAR
1 Year
1 BULL 0 NEUT 2 BEAR
New Views
GLD
BEARISH
Gold’s running wedge swing-trade sell signal overnight should push prices to new contract lows, extending the immediate downside move in the metal. WeekHeld
SHY
BULLISH
The 2-Year Note should become the nation’s interest-rate benchmark because it has consistently outperformed Federal Reserve policymakers as a signal. Year XRP
BULLISH
$XRP charts alone have long provided enough reason for a speculative position, framing the holding as long-standing rather than a fresh call. Month BTC
BULLISH
Bitcoin may have already bottomed at the late-June low, though an early-October drop toward $65,000 to $66,000 that holds would confirm a tradable low. Month Housing
LOWER
Housing costs are ridiculous today, while interest rates on 30-year money above 700 basis points remain historically normal and affordable. Year TLT
BEARISH
Treasury bonds face a chart-based path toward 7–8% interest rates, implying materially higher long-term yields from current levels. YearA daily catch-up of talking heads, in fifteen minutes.
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Current Views
ANALYSTDIRECTIONTOPICSUMMARYHORIZONFRESH
Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BEARISH Strong
SLV Silver could fall below $50 as crowded long positioning risks forced selling if prices print in the $40s. LEVELS · TARGET 50
Week 9h Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BEARISH Strong
GLD Gold’s running wedge swing-trade sell signal overnight should push prices to new contract lows, extending the immediate downside move in the metal. DIRECTION ONLY
Week 20h Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BULLISH Moderate
SHY The 2-Year Note should become the nation’s interest-rate benchmark because it has consistently outperformed Federal Reserve policymakers as a signal. DIRECTION ONLY
Year 2d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BULLISH Moderate
XRP $XRP charts alone have long provided enough reason for a speculative position, framing the holding as long-standing rather than a fresh call. DIRECTION ONLY
Month 2d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BULLISH Moderate
BTC Bitcoin may have already bottomed at the late-June low, though an early-October drop toward $65,000 to $66,000 that holds would confirm a tradable low. LEVELS · SUPPORT 65000 · SUPPORT 66000
Month 2d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING LOWER Strong
Housing Housing costs are ridiculous today, while interest rates on 30-year money above 700 basis points remain historically normal and affordable. DIRECTION ONLY
Year 3d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BEARISH Strong
TLT Treasury bonds face a chart-based path toward 7–8% interest rates, implying materially higher long-term yields from current levels. LEVELS · TARGET 7 · TARGET 8
Year 5d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BULLISH Strong
BTC $BTC has formed a bear trap followed immediately by a springboard pattern, signaling potential for a powerful near-term advance. DIRECTION ONLY
Week 10d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BEARISH Strong
SLV Silver is unlikely to reach new highs anytime soon and could face a prolonged, difficult decline through a long cold winter. DIRECTION ONLY
Year 14d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BEARISH Strong
CPER Copper futures have flashed a six-point price/RSI non-confirmation sell signal, placing the burden of proof on bulls in the near term. DIRECTION ONLY
Week 14d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BULLISH Moderate
USO Crude oil’s rare continuation diamond pattern does not indicate that the United States is winning the crude oil war. DIRECTION ONLY
Month 18d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BEARISH Moderate
Positioning & Vol Seven price-to-RSI non-confirmations indicate deteriorating technical participation, leaving the near-term market setup vulnerable to increased volatility and downside pressure. DIRECTION ONLY
Week 18d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BEARISH Strong
CPER Copper’s chart looks like an accident waiting to happen despite supply-shortage arguments, creating a near-term setup for lower prices. DIRECTION ONLY
Week 18d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BEARISH Strong
TLT Ultra 10-year Treasury futures remain in a textbook decline across several classical chart patterns, while a short position is held in five-year Treasuries. DIRECTION ONLY
Week 27d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BULLISH Moderate
USO Crude oil’s CLZ2926 pattern is described as a long-standing bullish formation, signaling a structural upside thesis rather than a fresh call. DIRECTION ONLY
Year 27d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BEARISH Weak
CPER Copper’s rising wedge with waning velocity suggests a short-to-intermediate correction, though the chart also displays a parabolic blow-off and does not justify picking a top. DIRECTION ONLY
Month 29d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BULLISH Weak
CPER Copper retains a 25% chance of an upside blow-off despite six points of bearish divergence between RSI and price. DIRECTION ONLY
Week 29d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BEARISH Moderate
CPER Copper faces a possible triple price-RSI non-confirmation and rising-wedge resolution over the next few months, while commercial traders hold record COT short positions. DIRECTION ONLY
Month 30d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BULLISH Moderate
BTC Bitcoin is held long, with positions subject to exit on a day’s notice rather than representing a fixed long-term commitment. DIRECTION ONLY
Week 32d Peter Brandt CLASSICAL CHARTING BEARISH Moderate
Positioning & Vol Losing trades should not be averaged down or treated as opportunities for additional speculative exposure in volatile market conditions. DIRECTION ONLY
Week 33d
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