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Recording Date 10-2-2026. This week I start with the S&P 500, where I see a possible short-term pullback before the broader move continues higher, then move to the DXY and the 10-year, 20-year and 30-year Treasury yields, which are pushing levels not seen in decades. Gold fell 3.7%, and I'm watching roughly $3,950 as critical support, while PHYS is approaching my full-allocation buy level. GDX dropped 5.5%, with $84 as my next preferred limit-order area. Silver fell 6.8%, with support near $58 and $54, while PSLV and SILJ are moving toward increasingly attractive buying zones. Copper dropped 3.2%, and COPX bounced near its 200-day moving average, where I took a small position.
Uranium gained 0.5%, and this remains the setup I'm most excited about. I added to SRUUF and took a larger position in URNM as sentiment approaches capitulation and the charts begin showing potential bottoming patterns. WTI crude oil fell 1.3% while Brent crude climbed 5.1%, creating an unusual divergence, and I remain cautious on XLE in the near term. Natural gas dropped 4.3%, but the technical setup remains constructive, while FCG is sitting near one of my favorite Fibonacci and 200-day moving-average setups. I also cover Pacific thermal coal, Atlantic thermal coal, metallurgical coal and the coal ETF, before moving into platinum, which fell 4.4%, and palladium, which dropped 8.1%. Finally, nickel futures fell 5.2%, while PICK bounced near its 61.8% retracement and rising 200-day moving average, creating what I believe is an attractive entry setup.
Key Insights in this episode
✅ Gold fell 3.7% with $3,950 becoming my critical support level and a roughly 75% chance of holding from here.
✅ Silver dropped 6.8% with support near $58 and $54 if the precious-metals correction continues.
✅ GDX fell 5.5% with $84 as my next preferred limit-order area and roughly $77.50 below that.
✅ Uranium gained 0.5% while I added to both SRUUF and URNM amid increasingly negative investor sentiment.
✅ WTI fell 1.3% while Brent gained 5.1%, and natural gas produced one of my favorite technical setups of the week.
✅ Coal, platinum, palladium and nickel remain mixed to weak while PICK is sitting near what I believe is an attractive entry.
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Chapters
0:00 Taking Two Weeks Off and What's Ahead
0:56 S&P 500 DXY and Treasury Yields Flash Warning Signs
3:52 Gold PHYS and GDX Approach Major Buying Levels
9:28 Silver PSLV and SILJ Test Critical Support
12:32 Copper and COPX Bounce From Key Support
13:34 Uranium Capitulation Creates a Major Buying Opportunity
18:27 WTI Brent and XLE Send Conflicting Oil Signals
21:43 Natural Gas and FCG Set Up at Fibonacci Support
24:12 Coal Markets Send Mixed Technical Signals
25:29 Platinum and Palladium Search for a Bottom
26:38 Nickel Breaks Down and Targets Lower Support
27:07 PICK ETF Bounces From the 200 Day Moving Average
27:43 Final Thoughts and What's Coming Next
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