Yields Scream Higher, Gold And Silver At Pivot Break Point: $3,500 And $50 Odds Increase!
Gareth Soloway
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Gold is on breakdown alert as the 10-year Treasury yield pushes toward 5.35%, above its 2007 peak. In this video, Gareth Soloway, Chief Market Strategist at VerifiedInvesting.com, explains what rising yields mean for gold, silver and the S&P 500, and gives the exact levels he is watching.
The 10-year yield is at its highest level since 2002. Gareth says a confirmed close above the 2007 level opens a move to 5.5 percent. Even so, the stock market keeps climbing. Gareth calls it the most resilient market he has seen in quite some time. He walks through the S&P 500's bullish line, the neutral zone, how he positions his portfolio in each zone, and the upper trend line near 8,000. He also lays out three reasons rising yields are not hurting stocks: strong earnings, global money looking for the safest home, and a strong U.S. economy rather than inflation.
Gold is the market at risk. Gareth breaks down a trend line that goes back to May 2025, where gold is now hammering and forming a bear flag. A break of $4,100 targets $3,950 to $3,960, and a break of that level puts $3,500 on the table. Gareth is a huge long-term gold bull, so he explains why a drop would excite him, not scare him. Silver sits on its own long-term trend line, with support at $55 to $54 and then just below $50. He also explains why gold is weaker than silver when the economy is strong.
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Chapters
0:00 Yields Near 5.35%: Gold and Silver at Risk
1:08 Join Gareth's Top Squad
1:56 10-Year Yield Breaks the 2007 Peak
2:44 Stocks Rally Despite Rising Yields
3:24 S&P 500 Bullish Line and 8,000 Target
4:11 S&P 500 Neutral Zone Explained
5:22 Why Yields Aren't Hurting Stocks
6:56 Gold on High Alert for a Breakdown
7:58 Gold Levels: $4,100, $3,950, $3,500
9:12 Why a Gold Drop Excites Gareth
9:53 Silver Sits on Its Trend Line
10:06 Why Gold Is Weaker Than Silver
10:42 Silver Downside: $54 and $50
11:03 Why Charts Beat Narratives
#Gold #Silver #TreasuryYields #SP500 #StockMarket
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Yields Scream Higher, Gold And Silver At Pivot Break Point: $3,500 And $50 Odds Increase!
Gareth Soloway
133,271 views
Gold is on breakdown alert as the 10-year Treasury yield pushes toward 5.35%, above its 2007 peak. In this video, Gareth Soloway, Chief Market Strategist at VerifiedInvesting.com, explains what rising yields mean for gold, silver and the S&P 500, and gives the exact levels he is watching.
The 10-year yield is at its highest level since 2002. Gareth says a confirmed close above the 2007 level opens a move to 5.5 percent. Even so, the stock market keeps climbing. Gareth calls it the most resilient market he has seen in quite some time. He walks through the S&P 500's bullish line, the neutral zone, how he positions his portfolio in each zone, and the upper trend line near 8,000. He also lays out three reasons rising yields are not hurting stocks: strong earnings, global money looking for the safest home, and a strong U.S. economy rather than inflation.
Gold is the market at risk. Gareth breaks down a trend line that goes back to May 2025, where gold is now hammering and forming a bear flag. A break of $4,100 targets $3,950 to $3,960, and a break of that level puts $3,500 on the table. Gareth is a huge long-term gold bull, so he explains why a drop would excite him, not scare him. Silver sits on its own long-term trend line, with support at $55 to $54 and then just below $50. He also explains why gold is weaker than silver when the economy is strong.
Join Gareth's Top Squad for live Q&As, exclusive weekly videos, weekly Verified Investing discounts and swing trade alert charts:
@garethsolowayprotrader
Get Gareth's full analysis and trade alerts: www.VerifiedInvesting.com
Chapters
0:00 Yields Near 5.35%: Gold and Silver at Risk
1:08 Join Gareth's Top Squad
1:56 10-Year Yield Breaks the 2007 Peak
2:44 Stocks Rally Despite Rising Yields
3:24 S&P 500 Bullish Line and 8,000 Target
4:11 S&P 500 Neutral Zone Explained
5:22 Why Yields Aren't Hurting Stocks
6:56 Gold on High Alert for a Breakdown
7:58 Gold Levels: $4,100, $3,950, $3,500
9:12 Why a Gold Drop Excites Gareth
9:53 Silver Sits on Its Trend Line
10:06 Why Gold Is Weaker Than Silver
10:42 Silver Downside: $54 and $50
11:03 Why Charts Beat Narratives
#Gold #Silver #TreasuryYields #SP500 #StockMarket