Legendary technical analyst Michael Oliver delivers a stark warning on the fragility of U.S. sovereign debt, predicting a bond market crisis that could mirror Japan's spiral. Oliver frames the recent "jiggle in the middle" correction in gold and silver not as a top, but as a shakeout before a historic surge, driven by a massive structural shift out of paper assets.

He points to the simultaneous breakdown in the dollar, a breakout in the commodity complex, and the "crisis mode" in global bond markets as converging forces. Arguing that old trading metrics are now obsolete, he projects silver could rocket to $300-$500 an ounce by summer, stating, "Old notions of overbought are incorrect... this is a rebirth to a new reality."

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