The Charts Point to More Upside, Here’s Why

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One of the biggest mistakes investors make is trying to predict when a trend will end instead of following what the market is actually telling them. In this interview with Gary Bohm of Metals and Miners, I explain why price remains the ultimate indicator, why trends are far more likely to continue than reverse, and how that philosophy is shaping my outlook across stocks, commodities, precious metals, energy, and interest rates.

We also discuss why I believe protecting your capital should always take priority over chasing headlines. From the continued strength in copper and the broader equity market to the current weakness in gold, silver, uranium, and mining stocks, I walk through what the charts are signaling today, where I see the highest-probability opportunities developing, and why patience is often the most profitable position an investor can take until the next major trend is confirmed.

Published August 6, 2026

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What Gary and I also discussed includes:

  • 0:00 – Intro
  • 0:37 – What Chris wants viewers to take away
  • 1:43 – Review of Chris’s previous gold call & current macro picture
  • 4:15 – Oil technical analysis & $100+ target
  • 8:08 – Energy security, nuclear build-out & uranium charts
  • 13:11 – Chip stocks, tech sector & the hedge-fund liquidation story
  • 19:47 – Gold technical outlook – is the bottom in?
  • 24:04 – Silver analysis & base-case scenario
  • 25:31 – Copper as “the new gold” & AI demand
  • 26:55 – SpaceX IPO psychology & near-term targets
  • 31:51 – Rising yields, debt-fueled CapEx & long-term risks
  • 35:43 – Precious metals miners technicals
  • 38:13 – Stock market & precious metals roadmap for the rest of 2026
  • 40:02 – Sector ideas Chris is watching
  • 41:15 – Final thoughts & what investors must prepare for
  • 42:14 – Closing remarks

Chris Vermeulen
Chief Investment Officer
TheTechnicalTraders.com

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