Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Michael Oliver of Momentum Structural Analysis joins Darrell to break down why he believes the broad stock market is vulnerable, why government bond stress could become the next major pressure point, and why monetary metals remain the strongest place to watch. Oliver explains why headlines like IPOs, wars, inflation prints, and short-term volatility rarely drive the major trend, then lays out his case for gold, silver, miners, commodities, oil, and emerging markets as capital begins to move away from overextended equity markets and toward hard assets.
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00:00 – Intro
00:29 – SpaceX IPO and why single events rarely drive major trends
02:41 – Broad market volatility and why entry points matter
04:24 – Why Oliver believes the stock market is topping
05:30 – Gold and silver consolidation and the next potential breakout
06:51 – Why Q3 could bring major pressure for the broader market
07:09 – Bank weakness, and the warning signal Oliver is watching
10:07 – Why gold remains money
11:06 – Government bond stress and why this cycle differs from 2008
15:23 – 24/7 gold and silver futures trading
16:24 – Why Oliver says silver is money, not just an industrial metal
18:24 – Silver’s breakout, historical comparisons
25:03 – Gold and silver miners, relative value, and why Oliver prefers miners
28:21 – Gold targets and the case for a move above $8,000
30:46 – Platinum, palladium
33:07 – Oil, the impact of headline-driven speculation
38:05 – Emerging markets versus U.S. equities
40:40 – Where to follow Michael Oliver
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Michael Oliver of Momentum Structural Analysis joins Darrell to break down why he believes the broad stock market is vulnerable, why government bond stress could become the next major pressure point, and why monetary metals remain the strongest place to watch. Oliver explains why headlines like IPOs, wars, inflation prints, and short-term volatility rarely drive the major trend, then lays out his case for gold, silver, miners, commodities, oil, and emerging markets as capital begins to move away from overextended equity markets and toward hard assets.
Follow Michael's work:
https://x.com/Oliver_MSA
olivermsa.com
Follow Darrell on X: https://x.com/MoneyLevelsShow
Follow the VRIC on X: https://x.com/vricmedia
Learn to invest alongside the top minds in commodities. Join The Commodity University today. CLICK: linkly.link/26yH9
Sign up for Jay’s newsletter at 2ly.link/211gx
00:00 – Intro
00:29 – SpaceX IPO and why single events rarely drive major trends
02:41 – Broad market volatility and why entry points matter
04:24 – Why Oliver believes the stock market is topping
05:30 – Gold and silver consolidation and the next potential breakout
06:51 – Why Q3 could bring major pressure for the broader market
07:09 – Bank weakness, and the warning signal Oliver is watching
10:07 – Why gold remains money
11:06 – Government bond stress and why this cycle differs from 2008
15:23 – 24/7 gold and silver futures trading
16:24 – Why Oliver says silver is money, not just an industrial metal
18:24 – Silver’s breakout, historical comparisons
25:03 – Gold and silver miners, relative value, and why Oliver prefers miners
28:21 – Gold targets and the case for a move above $8,000
30:46 – Platinum, palladium
33:07 – Oil, the impact of headline-driven speculation
38:05 – Emerging markets versus U.S. equities
40:40 – Where to follow Michael Oliver
Copyright © 2026 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.
