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đź”´ If You're A GOLD & SILVER Buyer, Next Week is Critical (here's why) | @uselinkinv

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Finance

Date / Context

  • Discussion held on September 25, 2026
  • Presenter: Danny (“Capital Counters”)
  • Guest: Casper / US Link INV (technical/chart analysis)

Key Market Calls & Levels

1) Gold (XAU-related price levels)

Near-term technical scenario (next week / coming months)

  • Bullish “breakout” expectation hinges on gold breaking ~4,400 (“let’s call it 4400”).
  • If gold breaks above ~4,400, it’s framed as the 4th touch of the main resistance level of a gold downtrend that began in early 2026.
  • If gold then reclaims/gets back above ~4,500, it would “confirm the bottom” view and “break the downtrend.”
  • Upside projection after breakout:
    • “5,000+ again within 3 or 4 months” (as stated).
  • Downside / risk framing:
    • If a bond-market stress/collapse occurs (domino effect), gold could drop below the ~4,000 low mentioned from a previous interview, then rebound from there.

Timeline mentioned

  • Next week: key level test around 4,400
  • 3–4 months: potential return to 5,000+ if breakout holds

2) Interest Rates & US Treasuries (macro risk driver)

30-year US yield (key numbers mentioned)

  • Expectation: rates could rise further in an accelerating fashion if bonds break down.
  • Forecast range if “situation gets out of hand”:
    • ~6.0% to 6.5%, potentially ~7% on the 30-year US bond
  • Timing: by end of 2026 and possibly 2027

Technical / macro interpretation

  • Rates are described as rising again.
  • There’s mention of a “tapering triangle” / rising level break in late 2023 (end of August) “on the fourth attempt.”
  • Argument: high debt/over-indebtedness means bond problems are more likely to accelerate than remain slow.

Explicit macro implication

  • If the bond market bleeds badly, it can “spread to almost everything,” potentially dragging:
    • Gold
    • Broader markets including Nasdaq and SPX

3) Gold vs Silver (Gold-to-Silver Ratio, GSR)

How it’s used

  • Falling GSR: both metals doing well; silver outperforms
  • Rising GSR: stress/liquidity issues; gold and silver may fall (silver worse)
  • It may also correlate with Bitcoin and SPX / Nasdaq weakness

Key ratio levels & interpretations

  • Ratio bottom / reference:
    • Ratio bottom around ~45
    • Context: silver around ~121 and gold around ~5,500
  • Turning-point / trendline focus:
    • Mentions “three touches of the lower trendline”
  • Stress / liquidity caution:
    • If the ratio gets closer to ~70, it signals stress and potential broader-market trouble (and worse liquidity)
  • Silver breakout threshold:
    • If GSR goes below ~65 (stated as a key level since mid-August):
      • Silver expected to significantly outperform gold
      • Silver could reach new all-time highs
      • Timing: early 2027 (possibly higher than historical highs)

4) US Dollar / Liquidity Framing

  • If capital rotates out of multiple areas, the speaker expects at least initial support for the dollar (DXY mentioned).
  • Reasoning:
    • Assets can be sold quickly to meet margin calls / liquidity needs
    • Gold is described as highly liquid
  • DXY is described as a ratio of fiat currencies rather than a single “asset price”

5) Energy / Oil (WTI) Long-Cycle Projection

Oil + rates macro linkage

  • Claims oil, rates, and gold tend to move together in the macro regime discussed.

Major level and upside projection

  • Breakout threshold:
    • If WTI breaks through ~120, it’s framed as analogous to breaking $40 in 2004
  • Distance projection:
    • Implied upside magnitude: ~3–4x after that breakout
  • Price targets and timeframe:
    • Within ~5 years after breakout: $300–$500 WTI
  • Risk/caution:
    • Such prices would “destroy a lot of economies,” implying extremely high inflation, interest rates, and gold prices

Chart pattern commentary

  • Rejects “inverted head and shoulders” as not fitting well.
  • Suggests it may fit better as:
    • A long-term channel/band over 20 years, or
    • Possibly a cup with handle (presented as an optional alternative)

6) Copper (Quiet Bull Market)

Directional call

  • Copper described as a “quiet bull market,” slowly and steadily up over the past ~two years.

Technical levels

  • Key trigger: break above ~$7
  • Next target: ~$7.5
  • Longer-term: “eventually double digits”
  • Timing: possibly ~18 months to reach the next major regime shift

Fundamental driver

  • Need to extract far more copper over the next decade(s) to keep up with demand
  • Structural constraint:
    • Major mines already opened; new major deposits are difficult
    • Higher prices are required for profitability

7) Silver Miners & Precious-Metal Miners (Equities)

Silver miners “bull flag” and entry thresholds

  • References a 10-year consolidation and bullish flag formation.
  • Key milestone:
    • For SIL (as referenced; likely a proxy ticker mentioned): break ~105
  • Expected upside after flag resolves:
    • Silver mining stocks could revisit around $200, then $250
  • Timing:
    • “Takes time,” consolidation ends later (no exact date beyond broader “early 2027” framing in metals context)

GDX (VanEck Gold Miners ETF)

  • Notes: GDX broke through an ascending channel formed in September of last year
  • Expects breakout of a consolidation bull flag:
    • Target window: December of this year or January at the latest
  • Level to watch: Aim for ~105
  • After break:
    • Expect “new all-time highs” for GDX

General volatility warning (implicit risk)

  • After huge percentage gains, many investors “come in too late or have too much leverage,” and leverage needs to be “knocked out”

Methodology / Framework Explicitly Used

  • Technical analysis / chart structure

    • Identify downtrend channels and resistance “touch counts”
      • Example: gold downtrend starting early 2026; “4th touch”
    • Breakout confirmation logic:
      • Break 4,400 first; reclaim 4,500 to confirm bottom/downtrend break
    • Compression → breakout pattern:
      • Sideways movement for months → bullish continuation
  • Ratios for cross-asset stress

    • Use GSR (gold-to-silver ratio) as a liquidity/stress gauge
      • Falling ratio → silver outperformance (bullish for both)
      • Rising ratio toward ~70 → stress/liquidity tightening (broader markets likely weak)
  • Macro linkage approach

    • Rates ↔ bonds ↔ gold (and risk of domino effect across markets)
    • Oil ↔ rates ↔ gold over macro regimes

Explicit Numbers & Instruments / Tickers Mentioned

Macro / Rates

  • 30-year US bond yield: projected to ~6%–6.5%, possibly ~7% by end of 2026 / 2027
  • TLT (20-year Treasury bond ETF): bonds lost more than half of their value since 2020 to “today”

Gold (price levels)

  • Key levels referenced:
    • ~4,000 low
    • ~4,100 reference
    • ~4,400 breakout
    • ~4,500 confirmation
    • ~5,000+ target within 3–4 months

Gold-to-Silver Ratio (GSR)

  • Ratio references: ~45, ~65, ~70
  • Silver reference price in ratio context: ~121
  • Gold reference price in ratio context: ~5,500

Dollar

  • DXY mentioned

Precious Metals / Miners

  • GDX: level ~105, breakout expected Dec/Jan, target new highs
  • SIL: break ~105 milestone (in “silver miners” context)

Energy

  • WTI oil:
    • Breakout: ~120
    • Projected: $300–$500 within ~5 years after breakout
    • Historical comparison: oil $40 (2004 analog)

Equities / Indices

  • Nasdaq, SPX / S&P 500 implied

Crypto

  • Bitcoin mentioned (likely affected during “stress” regime if GSR rises toward stress levels)

Other sectors

  • Mentions soft goods as an analogy only (no specific ticker)

Disclosures / Disclaimers

  • No explicit “not financial advice” appears in the provided subtitles.
  • There is promotional content for Noble Gold (IRA diversification into gold/silver) including:
    • a special link
    • free guides
    • a “pinned comment” reference This is not a neutral disclosure in the excerpt.

Presenters / Sources Mentioned

  • Danny (“Capital Counters”)
  • Casper (also known as US Link INV) — guest/analyst
  • Francis Hunt — mentioned as a prior guest; cited for an “unmanaged rate hike” / “bond market crash” commentary

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