What does an RSI 100 signal mean for gold stocks?

An RSI 100 signal is rare and shows near-total short-term buying dominance. It often precedes cooling, sideways action, or a pullback. It can still extend if trend drivers remain strong. We pair it with volume and moving averages, then trade only with clear levels, predefined stops, and modest position sizes.

How should I trade RSI oversold conditions in miners?

RSI oversold is a heads-up, not a blind buy. Wait for confirmation like a higher low or a reclaim of a short-term moving average. Scale entries, set stops below the recent swing low, and target the next resistance or the 20-day average. If momentum fades, cut quickly and reassess.

Do Swiss investors need to hedge CHF when trading miners?

It depends on time horizon and products. CHF strength can reduce foreign equity gains, while CHF weakness can boost them. Some ETPs offer currency hedges, which can smooth returns but add costs. We match hedging to holding period, volatility, and fee impact, rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach.

Is RSI alone enough to make trading decisions?

No. RSI is a useful momentum gauge, but it works best with price structure, volume, and risk rules. We confirm RSI cues with trend filters like moving averages and watch catalysts such as earnings or production updates. Clear entries, stops, and position sizing matter more than any single indicator.

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February 13: RSI Extremes in Gold Stocks Signal Reversal Risk

ByDanny Kontos February 13, 2026February 13, 2026

RSI oversold signals across gold and silver stocks on February 13 point to a rise in reversal risk and fast trading windows. One junior gold ETF flashed an RSI 100, while SSR Mining screened as overbought. Hycroft, Hecla and Dakota showed deep weakness. For Swiss investors, these extremes in precious metals RSI often trigger sharp mean reversion or trend continuation. We explain what these readings imply, how to frame trades in CHF, and the risk controls to consider today.