26.03.2026 15:55
Islam Memish stated that 2026 will be the "year of manipulation," indicating that there will be sharp fluctuations in the gold market; he emphasized that declines are an opportunity while also warning investors about purchasing physical gold.
While the gold market continues to experience fluctuations, investors are seeking answers to the question, "Is it a good time to buy gold at these levels?" Financial analyst İslam Memiş made striking assessments regarding the year 2026 in his statements. Memiş stated that 2026 will be a year of asset protection rather than profit in financial markets, expressing that the markets will be under the influence of manipulation.
“THERE WILL BE SHARP FLUCTUATIONS EVERY MONTH”
Stating that sharp movements will continue in the markets throughout the year, Memiş said, “We will see significant fluctuations in different instruments every month. This situation may panic investors, but it also creates buying opportunities.”
Memiş noted that Iran's unexpected retaliation has changed the course of the markets, particularly emphasizing that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has had a major impact on energy markets.
“THEY ARE COLLECTING GOLD CHEAPLY”
Memiş mentioned that Gulf countries are turning to asset sales due to cash needs, indicating that gold is being collected at lower levels against a strong dollar. He pointed out that gold saw "bubble prices" in January, highlighting that a sharp correction occurred in a short time.
CRITICAL LEVELS OF GOLD
Memiş predicts that in the short term, the price of gold will move between 4,100 and 4,650 dollars, stating that this range should be closely monitored by investors. He expressed that in the long term, gold could reach levels of 5,800-6,000 dollars, noting that declines will not be permanent and can be seen as opportunities.
“BE CAREFUL WITH PHYSICAL GOLD PURCHASES”
Memiş also issued warnings regarding the purchase of physical gold. Drawing attention to high labor costs, Memiş stated that it may be more advantageous for investors to conduct transactions through mint certificates or banks instead of physical gold during this period.