Michael Oliver of Momentum Structural Analysis joins us to discuss the next phase for gold and silver, the growing government debt and bond market crisis, and what he calls a potential “nuclear event” in the bond market. Oliver explains his outlook for gold, silver potentially reaching $300–$500, the silver-to-gold ratio, gold and silver miners, commodities, inflation, money supply, and why investors may increasingly turn toward hard assets as traditional paper assets face growing pressure
📖 Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:32 Is Gold Entering Its Most Explosive Phase?
02:45 Gold & Silver: Has the Correction Ended?
04:00 The Bond Market Breakdown Begins
05:08 “A Nuclear Event” in the Bond Market
06:00 Government Debt Crisis & What Comes Next
07:31 Money Supply, Inflation & Gold
08:10 Could Silver Reach $300–$500?
10:45 Silver’s Explosive Move & What Comes Next
12:27 Silver-to-Gold Ratio: Could It Reach 5%+?
14:59 Gold-Backed Currencies & Major Monetary Changes
17:53 Could Gold & Silver Miners Become the Next Big Trade?
18:16 Why Miners Are Outperforming Gold & Silver
20:40 Institutional Money Moving Into Mining Stocks
21:46 Which Commodities Look Most Attractive?
22:04 The Next Commodity Bull Market
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