Gold’s $4,000 Test: Przemyslaw K. Radomski - LinkedIn
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Gold is testing the $4,000/oz area after falling below $4,100, with analyst Przemyslaw K. Radomski arguing the near-term setup is bearish even though the longer-term bull market remains intact. He said gold failed to respond to a weaker dollar, while bearish reversals in miners and a brief silver outperformance could point to further downside, potentially to new yearly lows over the next days or weeks.
The interview frames the move as a liquidity event rather than a clean macro reset: in a broad equity selloff, investors may sell recent winners like gold to raise cash, and silver/miners can fall alongside stocks. Radomski also highlighted higher yields, a stronger dollar, and a Fed caught between inflation pressure from oil/geopolitics and tightening financial conditions; he noted gold still sits at historically elevated levels despite the correction.
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