“In their latest note on gold, commodity analysts at ANZ said they expect prices to hit $5,800 an ounce in the second quarter, up sharply from their previous target of $5,400 an ounce.”
ANZ, as reported by Kitco · 16 February 2026 · the source
The target was published without one. The same rule grades every row on the board, and this desk's own levels on the record.
Wrong. The window's last weekly close was Friday 26 June 2026, 4,088.97 read off the founder's chart, 1,711.03 under the line. No weekly close at or above 5,800 printed inside the window: gold's high of 2026 on the founder's weekly chart is 5,598.75, in the week of 26 to 30 January, before the target was published. The grade does not turn on the decimals.
Gold printed its high of 2026 in the week of 26 to 30 January, 5,598.75 on the founder's weekly chart. On 16 February Kitco reported that ANZ expected gold to hit 5,800 an ounce in the second quarter, up from its previous target of 5,400.
One sentence, one level, one window, so the board grades it as one row. The 5,400 it was raised from carries no window in the report and is listed below.
The second quarter shut on the 26 June close at 4,088.97, read off the founder's chart, 1,711.03 under the line. No weekly close at or above 5,800 printed inside the window. Wrong, and it stays.