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






