P. Radomski
CFA, Editor & Founder @ Sunshine Profits
Przemyslaw Radomski, CFA, is the founder, owner and the main editor of SunshineProfits.com. You can reach Przemyslaw at: http://www.sunshineprofits.com/help/contact-us/.
P. Radomski Articles
There was some growth seen in gold and mining stocks that could make investors feel optimistic. Does this upward move change anything in the medium-term bearish perspective, though?
Gold’s fall after US Labor Day is not the only thing that happened in the precious metals market. Other events paint the near future in bearish colors.
Both gold and silver’s results sagged, but gold stocks are the worst performers so far. What is this decline leading to? Gold moved visibly lower yesterday, silver closed at the second-lowest level in over 2 years, and miners (both GDX and...
Looking at the latest results of precious metals, it’s hard to cast out the impression that stocks are like a ball and chain for gold. Should we expect a repeat of the 2013 slide? In today’s analysis, I would like to draw your attention to...
As long as gold is priced in the U.S. dollar, it’s critical to keep the latter in mind. And last week, something epic happened in the forex market. Namely, the EUR/USD closed the week below the all-important 1 level. For the first time in...
History rhymes as people tend to react similarly to similar price changes. What we see in gold right now is a repeat of almost a decade ago.
Very little happened in the precious metals sector yesterday, and practically everything that I wrote yesterday and in Monday’s flagship analysis remains up-to-date. Let’s start with a quick update on the GDXJ’s very short-term chart.
In yesterday’s analysis, I wrote the following right below the USD Index charts: This move is in tune with what we saw at previous local bottoms. The RSI moved slightly below 50, and it’s the turn of the month – this combination was enough...
Despite gold’s latest move higher, its outlook remains bearish. If its 2012-2013 pattern is to repeat, it means gold is now preparing for a big fall.
As expected, the Fed raised interest rates again—and Powell's dovish stance was a gift to gold miners. The USD fell, giving the GDXJ more room to rise.