sentix Survey results (46-2025)

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Written by Patrick Hussy | 16 November 2025
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No fear – cognitive dissonance as the reason

The dynamic sell-off of equities in the second half of the week caused little concern. Sentiment barometers across all stock markets are neutral. In the medium term, however, the past week has changed investor perspectives. Almost everywhere, the bias is clearly in reverse mode. All in all, there are signs of cognitive dissonance. Precious metals remain in demand, while bonds continue to languish. On the currency side, irritation is growing significantly and a volatility impulse is in the making.

Further results

  • Bonds: Lack of value perception despite falling prices
  • FX: High irritation as a harbinger of Vola
  • sentix sector sentiment

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sentix Survey results (45-2025)

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Written by Manfred Hübner | 09 November 2025
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Buying reflexes for precious metals

Corrective forces strengthened on the stock markets over the course of the week. This reduced the number of bulls, but without reaching negative extremes. The stable underlying confidence of investors in US equities is a positive factor. There are positive signals in the TD index for Chinese equities. We are measuring a sharp rise in the strategic bias for precious metals.

Further results

  • Equities: In correction
  • FX: EUR-USD remains knocked dow
  • sentix economic indices: Monday Nov. 10th 2025, 10.30h CET

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sentix Survey results (44-2025)

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Written by Patrick Hussy | 02 November 2025
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Exuberant mood for Japanese equities

The Japanese stock market is facing increasing risks. However, the bias there remains high. The situation is different for German equities, where fundamental confidence is eroding noticeably. Even the central banks have not triggered any new price speculation recently. Pressure on long-term bonds remains. However, the Fed has achieved one thing: the US dollar is slowly regaining confidence. A renewed rise in prices appears premature for precious metals. Overconfidence risks are putting the brakes on for the time being. The outlook is better for gold mining stocks and bitcoins, however.

Further results

  • Precious metals & gold mines: Buy signals versus high OCI
  • FX: US dollar gains confidence
  • Bitcoin: TD buy signal

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sentix Survey results (43-2025)

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Written by Manfred Hübner | 26 October 2025
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Precious metals sentiment neutral again

The precious metals markets remain the focus of investor interest. Prices have experienced a setback over the course of the week, which is also reflected in the sentiment data. Sentiment is now neutral again. In recent years, such a neutral sentiment has usually marked the end of correction movements. Will this be the case this time too?

Further results

  • Equities: Institutional investors more confident
  • Crude oil: Significant increase in bias
  • sentix investor positioning in equities, bonds and others assets

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sentix Survey results (42-2025)

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Written by Patrick Hussy | 19 October 2025
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High risk in precious metals

Precious metals are on everyone's lips. The market segment therefore deserves our full attention this week. Regardless of all the arguments in favour of precious metals, there are a number of signs that warn of a speculative excess in gold & silver. This is symbolised by the sentix risk radar for gold, which has now reached a 2.2-fold standard deviation in the Z-score. But there is also a lot going on in equities: the hint of euphoria has disappeared and the bond market is also drawing little nectar from the emerging unrest.

Further results

  • Bonds: Bullish Sentiment & Bearish engulfing pattern
  • Precious metals: Bias decline continues
  • sentix Styles - Investor preferences & behavior

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