Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Michael Oliver of Momentum Structural Analysis argues that the next major financial crisis may center on government debt rather than banks or private credit. He explains why rising long-term yields and intervention in the Treasury market could signal growing stress in government bonds, why gold and silver are beginning to reassert their long-term trends, and why commodities remain historically cheap relative to the growth in the money supply. Oliver also outlines a major technical breakout he is watching in gold and silver miners that he believes could lead to substantial outperformance versus gold itself.
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0:00 Is the government bond market the next crisis?
1:06 Treasury intervention and the debt problem
4:59 How this crisis differs from 2008
8:28 Why oil and commodities remain historically cheap
15:49 The limits of government intervention in oil
18:35 Gold’s momentum turns higher
23:06 Why this gold rally may be different
24:16 Silver confirms the same bullish setup
27:32 The bond market is becoming the real problem
31:00 Why financial stocks could be vulnerable
32:16 The major breakout developing in gold miners
35:13 Why miners could dramatically outperform gold
Copyright © 2026 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.
Michael Oliver of Momentum Structural Analysis argues that the next major financial crisis may center on government debt rather than banks or private credit. He explains why rising long-term yields and intervention in the Treasury market could signal growing stress in government bonds, why gold and silver are beginning to reassert their long-term trends, and why commodities remain historically cheap relative to the growth in the money supply. Oliver also outlines a major technical breakout he is watching in gold and silver miners that he believes could lead to substantial outperformance versus gold itself.
Check out Momentum Structural Analysis:
olivermsa.com
https://x.com/Oliver_MSA
Follow Darrell on X: https://x.com/MoneyLevelsShow
Follow the VRIC on X: https://x.com/vricmedia
Follow the VRIC on Instagram: instagram.com/vric_media
Learn to invest alongside the top minds in commodities. Join The Commodity University today: join.thecommodityuniversity.com/?affiliate=darrellthomas
Sign up for Jay’s newsletter at 2ly.link/211gx
0:00 Is the government bond market the next crisis?
1:06 Treasury intervention and the debt problem
4:59 How this crisis differs from 2008
8:28 Why oil and commodities remain historically cheap
15:49 The limits of government intervention in oil
18:35 Gold’s momentum turns higher
23:06 Why this gold rally may be different
24:16 Silver confirms the same bullish setup
27:32 The bond market is becoming the real problem
31:00 Why financial stocks could be vulnerable
32:16 The major breakout developing in gold miners
35:13 Why miners could dramatically outperform gold
Copyright © 2026 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.
