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Weekend Show – Brien Lundin & Dan Steffens – Metal Sell-Offs to Energy Supply Shocks: Gold, Silver, Oil and Nat Gas

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March 28, 2026

 

This Weekend’s Show explores a stark contrast in the resource sector: a “volatility blowout” in precious metals driven by shifting Fed expectations and Western speculation, set against a backdrop of tightening global energy supplies. Guests Brien Lundin and Dan Steffens dive into why current price drops in gold and silver may be a classic “snapback” opportunity, while the oil market faces a legitimate physical deficit that the forward curve has yet to fully price in.

 

 

 

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Brien Lundin
Dan Steffens
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3 Comments
    9 hours ago

    There’s going to be one more push for mining equities higher but looks like January high in Silver was “the peak” and it will take several years to revisit that level. I won’t be surprised if silver goes below $50 or even in 30’s. Looks at this hellacious doji
    https://www.tradingview.com/x/ZvPiTkmk/

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      8 hours ago

      If all you do is read charts and/or follow sentiment you will lose because the market is much smarter than you are. You must not let your hubris think that you can predict this market, the market leads where it wants to go, you must follow it if you want to be a successful trader. DT

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        7 hours ago

        Yup. Charts are not be all and end all but mere a tool for probabilities, not prophecy. But they provide a context and broader macro for direction. When you have 90% of the retail folks singing the same tune you better look at the opposite side.

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