Gold & Silver Warning! A Major Move Is Now Imminent | Chris Vermeulen

Liberty and Finance Jun 19, 2026

Summary

Vermeulen says gold must hold $4,000 and silver roughly $60-61; losing those levels opens quick drops toward $3,600 and $40.

A Fibonacci-based bullish path targets roughly $8,600 gold and $175 silver, but only if current lows hold and the US dollar rolls over.

He flags the US dollar as the key inverse indicator: a dollar breakout would likely break metals' critical support and pressure prices lower.

He compares today to 2007, expecting one final euphoric AI-driven equity push before money rotates into precious metals during a broader reset.

Having sold near the peak, he stays long-term bullish and will re-enter on either a deep discount or a fresh technical buy signal.

Top takeaway As the host, Elijah K. Johnson steers the interview through gold and silver levels, the oil lag effect after the potential Strait of Hormuz reopening, and whether a diverging gold-vs-stocks correlation signals a tide change.
He presses the guest on Fed policy, noting the market was surprised when the new Fed chair held rates steady but hinted hikes could come as oil and food inflation builds.

Top takeaway Vermeulen argues gold and silver are at a make-or-break turning point as of mid-June 2026: gold must hold the $4,000 level or could drop quickly toward $3,600 (about a 15% haircut), while silver must hold roughly $61 or could fall about 40% to around $40 an ounce.
If the metals hold their recent lows, his Fibonacci-based super-cycle targets point to roughly $8,600 gold and about $175 silver in one final euphoric blow-off move, which he expects to unfold as a broader financial reset hits.
He draws a parallel to 2007: he expects one more euphoric push in an AI-driven stock market while gold builds a base, then capital rotating out of stocks should propel metals sharply higher.
He flags the US dollar as the single most important indicator — it is testing resistance and carving a bottom formation, and a strong breakout would likely break gold's $4,000 support and pressure metals lower near term.
He says he sold his gold and silver into the early-2026 peak and owns no physical metals now, feeling exposed; he will re-enter either on a fresh technical buy signal or at a sharp discount, which he would consider 'a steal'.