Gold Down 9.6% Silver Down 14.4% Market Shock ~ Monday Market Moves
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In this week’s Monday Market Moves, I walked through a broad breakdown of the markets, starting with the S&P 500, which fell 1.9% and confirmed a continued downtrend after failing at the 200-day moving average. 📩 📩 👉 Recorded on 3-20-2026. I explained why I expect further downside toward the 6,000–6,100 range as volatility remains elevated and yields move higher. I also highlighted weakness in the dollar and how macro factors like global tensions and liquidity pressures are influencing market direction. Overall, my outlook for equities in the near term remains bearish,...
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Doomberg Explains Why Oil Stays Near $95 Despite 8M Barrel Supply Shock
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Doomberg joins the discussion to break down the surprising stability in oil markets amid the Iran conflict and the disruption of the Strait of Hormuz, revealing why prices remain anchored near $95 WTI despite one of the most significant geopolitical shocks in decades. 👉 📩 👉 Recording Date 3-16-2026. In this interview, Doomberg explains how the global oil market is absorbing a potential multi-million barrel per day supply disruption through a combination of excess global capacity, strategic petroleum reserve releases, and rapid production responses from regions such as U.S. shale,...
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Oil Surges, Gold & Silver Drop – Market Warning? ~ Monday Market Moves
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In this week’s Monday Market Moves, I review the biggest developments across global markets and explain the key signals I’m watching as we head into the next trading week. 📩 📩 👉 Recorded on 3-13-2026. I begin with the S&P 500, which moved lower during the week and is starting to show signs of technical weakness as volatility rises and the U.S. dollar strengthens. With bond yields climbing and investors becoming more cautious, I discuss why the short-term outlook for equities may remain pressured and where the next potential support zones could emerge if selling...
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Don Durrett: Gold’s Final Battle vs the S&P 500 Is Starting Now
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Don Durrett of GoldStockData.com joins the discussion to break down the macro forces driving the precious metals market. 👉 📩 👉 Recording Date 3-11-2026. Drawing on decades of research into gold and silver miners, Durrett explains why structural debt growth, global liquidity policy, and limits on Federal Reserve intervention could push investors toward precious metals during the next phase of the economic cycle. Durrett traces the macro story from post-World War II U.S. economic dominance through the abandonment of the gold standard and the rise of globalism, deficits,...
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Gold Still Leads Commodities in Risk-Reward, Says Adrian Day
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Adrian Day, founder of Adrian Day Asset Management, joins the discussion to share his outlook on global markets, commodities, and the macro forces shaping resource investing. 👉 📩 👉 Recording Date 3-10-2026. The conversation covers geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, how markets typically react to conflict, and why commodities such as gold and oil often move ahead of major geopolitical events through a “buy the rumor, sell the news” dynamic. Day also discusses the current positioning of energy markets, explaining why oil stocks had already rallied prior to recent...
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Why Joe Mazumdar Thinks Copper Could Explode
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Joe Mazumdar of Exploration Insights joins the discussion to explain how his research process identifies high-quality opportunities in the junior mining sector. 👉 📩 👉 Recording Date 3-9-2026. With a background in exploration geology, mining finance, and corporate development, Mazumdar focuses on combining technical analysis with on-the-ground due diligence to evaluate whether exploration projects and development companies have the potential to succeed. Mazumdar describes how his work involves reviewing companies, meeting management teams, and conducting site visits to...
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Oil’s 35% Explosion: 6 Markets to Watch Next ~ Monday Market Moves
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In this week’s Monday Market Moves, I walk through what happened across the markets and what I’m watching for next week as volatility rises. 📩 📩 👉 Recorded on 3-6-2026. I start with the S&P 500, which fell about 2% and is now showing a topping pattern after breaking a key trend line. With the VIX up sharply and the dollar strengthening as capital moves toward perceived safety, I explain why I’m leaning bearish on equities in the short term and where the next major support levels could appear if selling accelerates. From there I break down the key commodity markets....
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Why Magna Mining’s Copper & Nickel Assets Are Exploding
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Magna Mining CEO Jason Jessup joins the discussion to explain how the company is advancing and consolidating high-grade copper and nickel assets in Ontario’s prolific Sudbury Basin. 👉 📩 👉 Recording Date 3-5-2026. With a growing production base and a portfolio of past-producing mines, Magna is building a scalable strategy focused on low-capital restarts and strategic acquisitions. Jessup outlines Magna Mining’s current position with roughly a C$700M market cap, about C$63M in cash, and a $24M convertible note financing. The company’s producing McCreedy West mine is...
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BHP Is Spending $35M Exploring Mundoro’s Copper Targets
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Teo Dechev, CEO of Mundoro Capital, outlines the company’s copper-focused prospect generator model and how it partners with major mining companies to fund exploration while minimizing shareholder dilution. 👉 📩 👉 Recording Date 3-4-2026. Mundoro acquires prospective copper porphyry land packages, develops early geological targets, and then brings in large partners to finance expensive drilling programs. With roughly C$50M market capitalization, about C$4.2M in cash, and no debt, the company focuses on generating value through option payments, milestone payments, and...
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Silver SHOCKER: 13% Surge… $100 Incoming?! ~ Monday Market Moves
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In this week’s Monday Market Moves, I break down a critical shift across equities, currencies, bonds, and commodities as technical levels tighten. 📩 Website: 📩 Substack: 👉 Technical Analysis Video Series: Recorded on 2-27-2026. With the S&P 500 flashing early bear signals and capital rotating into hard assets, I outline how I’m positioning across precious metals, energy, base metals, and crypto.I cover the S&P 500’s developing bearish crossover and resistance near 7,000, dollar weakness within a long-term breakdown, and falling Treasury yields as capital...
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In this episode of In It To Win It discusses that with 165–170 million pounds of mine supply versus more than 200 million pounds of reactor demand, the structural deficit remains intact as reactor life extensions continue to de-risk consumption for decades ahead. He explains why demand visibility over a 5–6 year horizon is far clearer than supply, and why secondary factors like inventory restocking, sovereign stockpiling, and financial buying, highlighted by Sprott’s recent capital raise and purchases, are adding pressure beneath the surface.
The discussion dives into major developments reshaping the sector, including Bannerman’s Etango offtake agreement with CNNC, reported talks between NextGen and hyperscale data center operators over Arrow production, and what drove the recent spike to $103 followed by a pullback to the $83–$84 range. Huhn also addresses how many uranium companies are truly investable, NuScale’s positioning amid regulatory shifts, tranche-based entry strategies for equities, and whether production growth from Mongolia and Uzbekistan threatens the broader thesis. If you value disciplined uranium market analysis, like, share, and subscribe for more in-depth coverage.
Key Insights in this episode
✅ Uranium demand is increasingly “de-risked” through reactor life extensions
✅ 165–170M lbs supply vs 200M+ lbs demand signals deficit
✅ Secondary demand from restocking and financial buying adds pressure
✅ Sprott purchases and trader activity drove recent price volatility
✅ $83–$84 appears to be a higher structural floor for spot uranium
✅ Bannerman’s CNNC offtake tightens future available supply
✅ NextGen–hyperscaler talks could reshape long-term offtake markets
✅ Fewer than 50 uranium companies have truly investable assets
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Chapters
00:00 Uranium Market Update with Justin Huhn
00:45 Macro Supply and Demand Overview
01:21 Reactor Life Extensions and Demand Growth
04:18 Secondary Demand and Inventory Dynamics
09:56 Spot Price Volatility and Term Pricing
11:05 Sprott Buying and Trader Activity
16:06 How Many Uranium Companies Exist
17:09 NuScale SMR and NRC Approval Status
20:51 Are Uranium Stocks Good Entry Points
23:52 Mongolia and Uzbekistan Supply Impact
26:13 Premium Segment and Where to Follow
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