Gold’s Path to $5,000 and Silver’s Run Toward $67 Could Unfold Quickly
In this interview with Elijah K. Johnson, I break down the latest price action in gold and silver and why the recent pullbacks appear to be brief pauses within a larger bullish setup. The technical picture continues to point toward a major move ahead, with gold potentially reaching the $5,100–$5,500 zone and silver pushing toward $67.
I also discuss how today’s market environment shares similarities with 2007–2008, including signs of an AI-driven stock bubble and growing stress in the banking system. We look at key Fibonacci levels, the U.S. dollar trend, and how precious metals can still accelerate even as the dollar strengthens.
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The topics Elijah and I discussed include:
- 0:00 Intro
- 1:30 Gold update
- 4:10 Stock market topping?
- 10:30 Silver update
- 13:00 Financial system breakdown
- 18:00 Dollar Index
- 20:20 Last thoughts
- 21:30 Weekly specials
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