Kerry Lutz and Chris Vermeulen discussed the current volatility in the markets, particularly influenced by political events. Chris highlighted significant selling pressure affecting equities, suggesting that the market appears oversold and may experience a bounce in the coming weeks. However, he expressed uncertainty about whether this would lead to a recovery or a deeper decline into a bear market. The conversation also touched on the precious metals market, where Chris noted that gold is on a bullish trajectory, with a target range of $3,050 to $3,200 per ounce, driven by a lack of trust in traditional financial systems. He cautioned about the higher volatility of silver and emphasized a conservative investment strategy focused on capital preservation for clients over 50. Chris provided insights into the dollar's decline and the bearish outlook for the 10-year note, suggesting that while bonds may have reached a bottom, they are unlikely to yield substantial returns soon. He warned of a significant reset in the economy, predicting oil prices could drop to around $50 or $55 per barrel, which would negatively impact energy stocks. Chris identified a bearish divergence in the energy sector, forecasting a potential 40% to 60% correction. He introduced his Asset Revesting strategy for those nearing retirement, emphasizing the importance of capital preservation. While remaining bullish on gold long-term, he advised caution in current purchases and indicated that better opportunities may arise soon. Kerry facilitated the discussion, prompting Chris to share resources for further guidance on market analysis. Find Chris here: http://www.thetechnicaltraders.com/ Find Kerry here: http://financialsurvivalnetwork.com/ and here: https://inflation.cafe