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Recording Date 9-11-2026. The S&P 500 slipped 0.8%, but its developing bull flag keeps my bias pointed higher, while the VIX jumped 9.2%. The bigger macro signal is coming from bonds, with the U.S. 10-year yield closing near 4.97% and the 20-year reaching 5.39%. Meanwhile, the Bloomberg Commodity Index has broken out of a major cup-and-handle formation, producing potential measured targets from roughly 190 to 220, with the percentage-based projection implying a 54% move. Gold fell 1.5%, silver dropped 2.3%, and copper declined 2%, creating several critical technical levels to watch.

I also dig into where the next opportunities and risks may be forming across commodity equities. WTI oil exploded 9.6% after reaching roughly $104, while Brent gained 8.6% after approaching $110, although I expect both to cool next week. Uranium remains especially interesting, with long-term contracts at $96.50 per pound while spot trades $6.50 cheaper, and URNM plunged 8.2%, potentially opening lower entry points. I'm also watching GDX, SILJ, COPX, XLE, FCG and PICK, which includes Rio Tinto, BHP, Freeport-McMoRan and Glencore. Across these markets, the 200-day moving average remains one of my key reference points for finding attractive risk-reward setups.

Key Insights in this episode

✅ Bloomberg Commodity Index breaks out with a potential 54% measured move toward roughly 220.

✅ U.S. 10-year yields reach 4.97%, threatening their highest level in roughly 19 years.

✅ WTI oil surges 9.6% to roughly $104 before Steve turns bearish for next week.

✅ Gold drops 1.5%, with a breakdown potentially exposing more than 10% downside.

✅ Uranium term contracts hit $96.50 per pound as URNM plunges 8.2%.

✅ Copper falls 2%, while COPX and PICK offer potential setups near their 200-day averages.

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Chapters

0:00 S&P 500 Dollar Yields And Commodity Breakout

05:05 Gold PHYS And GDX Outlook

08:58 Silver PSLV And SILJ Setup

11:36 Copper And COPX Forecast

12:41 Uranium SRUUF And URNM Opportunities

16:32 Oil WTI Brent And XLE Outlook

18:27 Natural Gas And FCG Forecast

20:21 Coal Market Outlook

21:18 Platinum And Palladium Setup

22:29 Nickel Futures Breakdown

22:55 PICK Mining ETF Outlook

23:34 Closing Market Outlook

DISCLAIMER: Steve Barton and In It To Win It are not registered investment advisers or broker-dealers. This is general, impersonal education and opinion - not individualized financial advice. Stocks, price levels, position sizes, and personal trades are not instructions to act. Investing involves risk, including total loss. I may own and trade securities discussed. Any of these links may be affiliate links, meaning at no extra cost to you In It To Win It may get compensation. Any sponsored travel will be disclosed. Information may change without notice. Do your own due diligence and consult a licensed professional. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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Michael Oliver, founder of Momentum Structural Analysis and veteran market technician, joins me to break down what he sees as a major shift away from paper assets and toward commodities and monetary metals. 

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Recording Date 9-10-2026. In this episode, Michael explains why weakening Treasury bonds, rising yields, a vulnerable U.S. dollar, and continued monetary expansion could become the forces driving the next major market rotation. We examine his bearish dollar thesis, the yen's potential turn, and a money supply that has increased nearly 50% since COVID. Michael argues that stocks have absorbed enormous liquidity since the post-2008 QE era, but with equities now looking like a bubble by his metrics and government bonds losing their traditional safe-haven appeal, capital may increasingly seek alternatives.

I also dig into Michael's bullish commodity, gold, and silver outlook. He highlights the Bloomberg Commodity Index near 146 versus its 2008 peak around 235 and identifies a breakout from a roughly 16-year declining channel. Michael believes commodity-related stocks, agriculture, oil, base-metal miners, and ETFs such as MOO could benefit. Gold's previous major bull markets delivered roughly eightfold advances, while the current move from about $1,050 has only quadrupled, supporting his argument for potentially $8,000–$9,000 gold. Silver is even more explosive in his framework, with Michael discussing a theoretical $500 long-term target while emphasizing that silver and precious-metals miners could ultimately outperform gold.

Key Insights In This Episode

✅ Michael expects rising yields, weaker bonds, and a falling dollar to drive the next major monetary-metals move.

✅ Money supply has increased nearly 50% since COVID, reinforcing his long-term inflation and hard-asset thesis.

✅ The Bloomberg Commodity Index has broken a roughly 16-year declining channel and could enter a major second upwave.

✅ Gold could reach $8,000–$9,000 if this bull market merely matches the eightfold magnitude of its prior major advances.

✅ Silver's historical range produces a theoretical $500 target, while its long-term momentum structure remains bullish.

✅ Michael expects silver and precious-metals miners to outperform gold as capital rotates away from stocks and government bonds.

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00:00 Macro Outlook and Treasury Bond Warning

03:08 Yen Turn and Dollar Weakness

05:56 The Dollar Could Become an Event

07:27 Money Supply and Real Inflation

09:02 Nearly 50% Money Supply Expansion

14:56 Historic Commodity Rotation

17:42 Oil Joins the Commodity Breakout

19:41 Gold Bull Market Outlook

23:01 Silver's Massive Upside Potential

24:38 Gold at $4,500 and Silver Breakout

26:08 Silver Gold and Miners Turn Higher

27:43 Premium Commodity Outlook

DISCLAIMER: Steve Barton and In It To Win It are not registered investment advisers or broker-dealers. This is general, impersonal education and opinion - not individualized financial advice. Stocks, price levels, position sizes, and personal trades are not instructions to act. Investing involves risk, including total loss. I may own and trade securities discussed. Any of these links may be affiliate links, meaning at no extra cost to you In It To Win It may get compensation. Any sponsored travel will be disclosed. Information may change without notice. Do your own due diligence and consult a licensed professional. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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Chris Vermeulen, Founder and CEO of The Technical Traders, technical analyst, equities trader, investment strategist, educator, and creator of Asset Revesting, joins me to break down where the strongest market opportunities are developing. 

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Recording Date 9-7-2026. In this episode, Chris explains why uncertainty around Treasury yields, the bond market, the dollar, war, energy prices, crypto, and precious metals has investors searching for direction. We dig into gold's conflicting signals, with its short-term trend moving higher while his longer-term technical framework remains bearish. Chris identifies gold support around $4,000 and $3,600, with deeper downside potentially near $3,100, while Fibonacci projections point toward roughly $6,400 and ultimately $7,900 to $8,000 if a confirmed bullish trend develops.

I also ask Chris about silver, platinum, palladium, copper, the Nasdaq, and S&P 500. Silver remains a laggard, while platinum and palladium have yet to confirm a broad precious-metals bull move. Copper looks considerably stronger, with higher highs and higher lows supporting a potential 10% advance toward approximately $7.40. Chris walks me through his Fibonacci methodology, including the 61.8% and 100% measured-move levels, bull flags, and the risks of triangle breakouts near the apex. Most importantly, Chris reveals where he is positioned now: long equities through highly liquid ETFs, with strong Nasdaq and S&P 500 setups and potential for another roughly 20% Nasdaq advance if an AI-driven euphoric phase develops.

Key Insights In This Episode

✅ Gold Could Target $8,000 after confirmation, while $3,600 remains a major downside support zone.

✅ Copper Has Roughly 10% Upside toward $7.40 as its higher-high and higher-low structure remains bullish.

✅ Nasdaq Could Rally Another 20% if equities enter another AI-driven euphoric phase.

✅ Silver Is Still Underperforming Gold but could eventually become a late-cycle catch-up trade.

✅ Platinum and Palladium Are Not Confirming a broad precious-metals bull market yet.

✅ Chris Is Long Equities and Out of Metals using Asset Revesting to rotate toward assets already rising in value.

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Chapters

00:00 Macro Market Outlook

01:34 Gold Technical Analysis

05:12 Gold Downside and Upside Targets

09:02 What Turns Chris Bullish on Gold

11:08 Silver Outlook and Underperformance

13:27 Platinum and Palladium Signals

15:26 Precious Metals Investment Opportunities

16:35 Copper Targets $7.40

18:05 Best Fibonacci Extension Levels

19:39 How to Draw Fibonacci Extensions

23:16 Copper Triangle Breakout Risk

25:22 Chris Vermeulen's Favorite Market Bet

26:54 Why Chris Trades Indices and ETFs

27:36 How to Follow Chris Vermeulen

28:12 Premium Uranium Oil and Energy Preview

DISCLAIMER: Steve Barton and In It To Win It are not registered investment advisers or broker-dealers. This is general, impersonal education and opinion - not individualized financial advice. Stocks, price levels, position sizes, and personal trades are not instructions to act. Investing involves risk, including total loss. I may own and trade securities discussed. Any of these links may be affiliate links, meaning at no extra cost to you In It To Win It may get compensation. Any sponsored travel will be disclosed. Information may change without notice. Do your own due diligence and consult a licensed professional. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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Recording Date 9-6-2026. The S&P 500 finished up just 0.1%, while the dollar fell 0.5% after nearly reaching 100 on the DXY. Treasury yields remain a major macro signal, with the 10-year yield up 1.1% for the week and the 30-year yield reaching its highest level since 2007. Gold dropped 1.2%, and I'm watching $4,265 as an important potential entry level. Silver declined 1.5% after rejection near $72, with $61.50 to $62.50 looking more attractive to me. I also cover GDX, PSLV and SILJ, including the technical levels where I would consider adding exposure.

Energy is where the action really picked up. WTI surged 9.3% after breaking out of an inverse head and shoulders pattern, while Brent gained 8.6%. Natural gas rose 2.6%, and Pacific and Atlantic thermal coal are challenging major resistance levels. Met coal delivered an impressive 16% weekly move and closed around $275 per ton. I also examine copper and COPX, uranium through SRUUF and URNM, plus XLE, FCG, platinum, palladium, nickel and PICK. Across these markets, I'm looking for disciplined entries rather than chasing strength, using moving averages, Fibonacci retracements, support zones and limit orders to identify where the next higher-probability opportunities may emerge.

Key Insights in this episode

✅ WTI surged 9.3% after breaking its inverse head and shoulders pattern, though a short-term retest could follow.

✅ Met coal jumped 16% to roughly $275 per ton, strengthening the bullish setup across coal markets.

✅ Gold fell 1.2%, with $4,265 standing out as a key support and potential accumulation level.

✅ Silver dropped 1.5%, with stronger entry territory identified around $61.50 to $62.50.

✅ Uranium remains constructive longer term, with URNM near $53 and its 50-day moving average an important support area.

✅ Treasury yields continue climbing, with the 30-year yield reaching its highest level since 2007.

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Chapters

0:00 S&P 500 Dollar VIX And Treasury Yields

02:03 Gold Pullback And $4,265 Target

04:44 Silver Downside And Key Entry Levels

09:29 Copper Resistance And COPX Setup

11:05 Uranium SRUUF And URNM Opportunities

13:23 WTI Oil Breakout And Brent Rally

15:08 Natural Gas Outlook And FCG

17:01 Thermal Coal And Met Coal Breakout

20:39 Platinum And Palladium Entries

22:03 Nickel Breakout Setup

22:37 PICK ETF Limit Order Setup

23:19 Final Market Outlook

DISCLAIMER: I am not a financial advisor. This is not financial advice. I only express my opinion based on my experience, and your experience may be different. These videos are for educational and motivational purposes only. Investing of any kind involves risk. Do your own due diligence. Every investment and bet comes with the risk that your capital could go to zero.

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Doomberg, the pseudonymous voice of the independent Doomberg publication and newsletter focused on energy, finance, and geopolitics, represents a team of entrepreneurs with deep professional experience in heavy industry, private equity, and the hard sciences. 

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Recording Date 9-1-2026. In this episode, Doomberg joins me to break down what the oil market is really telling investors amid turmoil in the Middle East, diesel concerns, and shifting global energy flows. We start with crack spreads and why the difference between crude oil costs and the value of refined products is essential to understanding refinery profitability. Doomberg explains why oil futures can provide a higher-quality market signal than equities, why delivery and contract expiration enforce discipline in crude markets, and why the failure of oil to reach the predicted $150 to $200 range during the Iran conflict forced him to reassess his own expectations.

We then turn to Venezuela, where Doomberg says production has recovered to roughly 1.1 million barrels per day and argues the country could eventually move back toward the roughly 4 million barrels per day it once produced. I ask him about the potential role of Chevron, Exxon and other supermajors, the advantages of blending Venezuelan heavy crude with lighter Permian hydrocarbons, and his expectation that substantial outside capital could accelerate the country's energy revival. We also examine Greenland, Saudi Aramco, the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, diesel exports, and oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz. Doomberg's key message is that investors should pay attention to the price signals coming directly from sophisticated oil markets rather than assume geopolitical headlines dictate prices. With Brent trading in the $80s during the discussion, he argues enough oil is reaching the global market to prevent a sustained shortage and says $200 oil remains unlikely unless an extreme event, such as the destruction of major Saudi oil and gas infrastructure, dramatically changes the supply picture.

Key Insights In This Episode

✅ Crack spreads reveal refinery economics and whether the bottleneck is crude supply or refining capacity.

✅ Doomberg argues oil futures provide unusually valuable signals because contracts face delivery and expiration.

✅ $200 oil is unlikely in Doomberg's view without catastrophic disruption to Saudi oil and gas infrastructure.

✅ Venezuela once produced roughly 4 million barrels per day and was already back near 1.1 million by July.

✅ Doomberg expects major outside capital and eventually companies such as Chevron to pursue Venezuela's revival.

✅ America's SPR matters less domestically because the U.S. has become an energy superpower and net exporter.

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00:00 Welcome Back Doomberg
00:19 Diesel And Crack Spreads
04:09 Why Oil Futures Matter
09:26 How Refiners Make Money
13:20 Why One Person Cannot Control Oil
14:48 Greenland Oil And Geopolitics
16:57 Venezuela's 4 Million Barrel Opportunity
21:35 The Venezuela Investment Structure
24:31 Strategic Petroleum Reserve And Hormuz
27:41 What Oil Futures Are Signaling
28:38 Premium Canada Tariffs And Energy

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Steve Barton and In It to Win It are not registered investment advisers or broker-dealers. This is general, impersonal education and opinion—not individualized financial advice. Stocks, price levels, position sizes, and personal trades are not instructions to act. Investing involves risk, including total loss. I may own and trade securities discussed. Any issuer compensation, sponsored travel, or affiliate relationship will be disclosed. Information may change without notice. Do your own due diligence and consult a licensed professional. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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