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Goldexperte Bußler: Schmerzhaft
DER AKTIONÄR TV|19. Mai

Goldexperte Bußler: Schmerzhaft

📉 Weekly Review: Mining Stocks Under Pressure

Last week ended negatively, especially for mining stocks. Many buy signals were invalidated within hours.

  • Gold holds support around $4,500, but caution is warranted.
  • Silver dropped from nearly $88 to $75 – a massive sell-off.
🔄 Market Behavior: "Buy in Pessimism, Sell in Optimism"

The strategy for recent weeks: Buy when charts look bad, sell when they look good. Many false signals caused frustration.

📈 Trigger: Inflation Fears and Rising Interest Rates
  • Bond yields (10-year) jumped to new yearly highs.
  • Fed Watch Tool: 48% of market participants expect at least one rate hike by December.
💡 Personal View: Rate Hikes Won't Help

Inflation is primarily driven by higher energy prices (war, Strait of Hormuz). Rate hikes would burden the economy but barely impact inflation. The market is overreacting.

📊 Individual Stocks: Examples of Disappointments
  • A Gold & Silver: Strong earnings, but still sold off.
  • Poo Gold: Broke out upwards, then immediately fell back below the line.
  • First Majestic Silver, Barrick Gold: Similar patterns.
  • Lithium stocks (Sigma Lithium, etc.) and uranium stocks (Paladin Energy) also affected, though uranium showed slight recovery.
📝 Conclusion

Not a good week, but don't despair. Many stocks could recover. Consider setting buy limits during weakness – but be cautious of further drawdowns.