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The Relationship Between Gold and the U.S. Dollar (1967–2025): A Long-Term Analysis How the U.S. Dollar Impacts Gold Prices Gold and the U.S. dollar have one of the most important relationships in global financial markets. Many investors believe that when the dollar goes up, gold goes down, and when the dollar goes down, gold goes up. This idea is often true, but it is not always simple. Gold is seen as a store of value and a hedge against inflation. The U.S. dollar, on the other hand, is the world’s main reserve currency. Because gold is priced in dollars, changes in the dollar can directly affect gold prices. However, this relationship has changed over time. It was not always a free market. In fact, before the 1970s, gold prices were controlled by governments. This makes the long-term analysis more complex and interesting. In this article, we study the correlation between gold (XAUUSD) and the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) from 1967 to 2025. We use long-term historical trends to...

5 Swing Trading Stock Picks: Best Opportunities for April 28 – May 16, 2025

Premium Stock Picks Update: Building on Consistency and Structure Performance Recap: April 15–26, 2025 Before diving into our newest stock setups, it's important to take a moment to review our recent performance. At Darrisman Research, transparency, discipline, and consistency are the cornerstones of our premium service. Between April 15 and April 26, 2025, our curated stock picks delivered strong, structured results. Out of five selected setups: Four achieved meaningful gains within a controlled risk framework. One fully reached its secondary target, delivering gains of over 24%. The remaining setups showed clean technical behavior, validating the power of structured analysis even if some narrowly missed hitting full targets. Importantly, every pick was selected based purely on technical structure — not headlines, not speculative rumors. This consistency highlights that in volatile markets, having a clear, disciplined process can significantly tilt the odds in a...

Oracle Is Reinvesting 37% of Revenue Into AI Infrastructure While Raising Another $40 Billion: Why Today's CPI Matters

The latest U.S. inflation report and Oracle's fourth-quarter earnings release arrived on the same day, creating an ideal opportunity to examine how macroeconomic conditions interact with corporate fundamentals. At first glance, the inflation data appeared mixed. Headline CPI accelerated to 4.2% year-over-year, matching market expectations and rising from 3.8% previously. However, the more closely watched Core CPI increased by only 0.2% month-over-month, below the consensus estimate of 0.3%. For investors, the key takeaway was not that inflation disappeared, but that underlying inflation pressures continued to ease. This reduced concerns about a renewed inflation acceleration and helped create a more supportive backdrop for capital-intensive growth companies. That matters because Oracle is no longer simply a software company. It is increasingly becoming one of the world's largest AI infrastructure builders. Softer Core Inflation Reduced Immediate Pressure on Funding Conditions...

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Darrisman's: Macro Intelligence & External Risk Interpretation Welcome to Darrisman Research. We provide institutional-style analysis focused on macroeconomic conditions, external risk developments, and their implications for corporate strategy, valuation, and business environments in Indonesia. Our approach emphasizes structured interpretation over speculation, helping decision-makers better understand cost pressures, liquidity conditions, inflation, FX risks, and evolving global dynamics.

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