Could A Dollar Breakout Hammer Stocks And Metals? My Latest Interview Explains

In my latest interview with Steve Yang from Natural Resource Stocks, I walk through the charts behind gold, silver, miners, the U.S. dollar, equities, AI momentum, and why cash can be one of the most important positions in a portfolio. I still believe gold is in a major long-term supercycle, but the short-term charts are telling a different story right now. When I look at Fibonacci levels, the 618 retracement, silver’s volatility, and the weakness showing up in miners, the charts are warning that we could see more downside before the next big move higher begins.

We also talked about why a breakout in the U.S. dollar could put pressure on both precious metals and equities, and why I view physical gold and silver as insurance rather than a trading vehicle. Markets can stir up a lot of emotion, especially when AI stocks are running, metals are pulling back, or investors feel stuck holding cash. This is where logic, trend analysis, and risk management matter most. We are not registered financial advisors, and we do not provide any individual investment advice. Our information is only for educational purposes.

Recorded June 11, 2026

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Topics that Steve and I discussed include:

  • 00:00 Dollar breakout warning
  • 01:03 Steve Yang introduces Chris Vermeulen
  • 01:19 Gold and silver after the pullback
  • 01:51 Gold supercycle and the next major move
  • 03:14 Fibonacci targets and 3600 gold
  • 06:51 Mixed signals and volatility
  • 08:20 The 618 golden ratio explained
  • 09:58 Silver targets and miner volatility
  • 14:28 Miners, ETFs, and equities
  • 15:37 Market lens, cycles, and money flows
  • 21:36 Dollar breakout setup
  • 26:13 The 101 to 102 dollar signal
  • 28:03 Cash, liquidity, and patience
  • 30:29 Dollar pressure on gold and silver
  • 34:10 Physical metals and wealth preservation
  • 38:00 Investor mistakes and AI euphoria
  • 40:03 The Technical Traders strategy
  • 41:55 Where to find Chris Vermeulen

Chris Vermeulen
Chief Investment Officer
TheTechnicalTraders.com

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