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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

Briefly: In our opinion no speculative positions are justified from the risk/reward perspective. Yesterday’s price action in the precious metals market might seem perplexing to some investors and there’s good reason for it. Gold declined,...
Briefly: In our opinion speculative short positions (full) in gold, silver, and mining stocks are justified from the risk/reward perspective. Yesterday, we emphasized that the situation in the mining stock sector was bearish. We wrote the...
Briefly: In our opinion short speculative positions in gold (half), silver (half) and mining stocks (full) are justified from the risk/reward perspective.
Briefly: In our opinion short speculative positions in gold (half), silver (half) and mining stocks (full) are justified from the risk/reward perspective.
Briefly: In our opinion short speculative positions in silver (half) and mining stocks (full) are justified from the risk/reward perspective. Friday was generally a calm day in the precious metals market and for the currency indices. The...
Briefly: In our opinion short speculative positions in silver (half) and mining stocks (full) are justified from the risk/reward perspective.
Briefly: In our opinion short speculative positions (half) in silver and mining stocks are justified from the risk/reward perspective.
Briefly: In our opinion short speculative positions (half) in silver and mining stocks are justified from the risk/reward perspective. We are closing half of the long-term investment position in gold.
In short: In our opinion short positions (half): gold, silver, and mining stocks are justified from the risk/reward perspective.
In short: In our opinion short positions (half): gold, silver, and mining stocks are justified from the risk/reward perspective.

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