sentix Survey results (24-2026)

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Written by Manfred Hübner | 14 June 2026
Posted in sentix Weekly

Uncertainty persists

Investors remain unsettled. Despite the IPO euphoria surrounding SpaceX, investors aren’t getting excited. Basic confidence in the U.S. market remains relatively low. The situation is quite different in Germany, where institutional investors are showing remarkable strategic confidence. We’re also seeing a significant rise in basic confidence among professionals when it comes to gold.

Further results

  • Gold: Professionals Remain Strategically Optimistic
  • Gold Mining Stocks: TD-Index Levels Last Seen in 2021
  • sentix sector sentiment

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sentix Survey results (23-2026)

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Written by Manfred Hübner | 07 June 2026
Posted in sentix Weekly

Growing scepticism in equities, but no fear yet

Bitcoins, technology shares and precious metals had one thing in common last week: significant corrections. However, these have had very different effects on the sentix sentiment index. For bitcoins, we are seeing a surge in fear; for precious metals, a return to the perception of value; and for shares, a still relatively high level of unease.

Further results

  • Bonds: Central banks are stepping in
  • Precious metals: Positive technical indicators
  • sentix Economic index: Monday June 7th, 2026, 10.30 am CEST

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sentix Survey results (22-2026)

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Written by Manfred Hübner | 31 May 2026
Posted in sentix Weekly

Few bulls, but plenty of call being traded

Whilst share prices continue to exceed expectations, this is not translating into a rise in investor sentiment. That is interesting. For investor behaviour, at least on the US stock market, is very aggressive. Rarely before have so many calls been traded relative to puts. And rarely before has the gap between this and the measured sentiment been so wide.

Further results

  • Equities: Negative sentiment divergence and weak underlying confidence
  • Precious metals: Silver is decoupling negatively from gold

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sentix Survey results (21-2026)

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Written by Manfred Hübner | 24 May 2026
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Underlying confidence continues to erode

The bond market is under pressure. And despite rising interest rates, investors still do not see long-term bonds as an attractive investment. Things were different in 2024. Rising interest rates are likely also a major factor behind the weak strategic confidence in the stock market. A stable stock market environment looks quite different.

Further results

  • Bonds: Not attractive despite rising interest rates
  • Precious metals: Persistent underlying confidence
  • sentix investor positioning in equities, bonds and others assets

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sentix Survey results (20-2026)

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Written by Patrick Hussy | 17 May 2026
Posted in sentix Weekly

It's crunching loudly

Sentiment towards US equities remains tense. There is a lack of euphoria – despite the S&P 500’s recent all-time highs. Instead, a dangerous divergence in sentiment has emerged, accompanied by a high-risk situation: the risk radar indicates a similarly high level of stress as in autumn 2025. At the same time, medium-term concerns are growing. The equity bias is crumbling, fuelled by mounting pressure in the interest rate market. Bonds could be facing a crucial test. Can precious metals decouple positively from this?

Further results

  • Bonds: A real test
  • Precious metals: Weak on the charts, but supported by sentix data
  • sentix Styles – Risk appetite and investor preferences

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