Chris Vermeulen warns that the 30-year Treasury yield is displaying a pattern not seen at this level since 2007—immediately before the global financial crisis.

His long-term chart points toward a possible 8% yield. Vermeulen’s assessment is blunt: if rates reach that level, “everything blows up.”

The US Treasury recently doubled its bond buybacks to $4 billion per operation, temporarily pushing yields lower while gold, stocks and Bitcoin rallied. But the relief lasted less than one trading session, raising a critical question: is the Treasury stabilizing the bond market, or merely delaying a much larger financial crisis?

Vermeulen also explains why he does not yet trust the recent gold and silver rally. Despite strong upward momentum, precious metals remain below key technical levels, and previous rallies within this correction have failed. He is waiting for higher highs, higher lows and stronger moving-average confirmation before calling it a new bull market.

In this video:

The 30-year Treasury yield warning
Why the current setup resembles 2007
What could happen if yields approach 8%
Why the Treasury doubled its bond buybacks
The Federal Reserve’s interest-rate dilemma
Why bonds may continue to struggle
Whether the gold and silver rally can be trusted
The danger of news-driven FOMO
How higher rates could threaten the AI boom
What would confirm a new precious-metals bull market

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