Gold and silver prices are down

It’s amazing that someone tries to dump gold and silver futures and drive it down every night. $20 drop in a few minutes but there has been consistent buying in response.
 
Something that shows how low volume junior miners are trading.

I put in a bid around 9:45 for GMINF at $6.45.

It bought an hour later at $6.39.

I never see that, usually it’ll sell when it hits your price, it won’t go past your price and sell below. I think literally there was one sell bid, probably at $6.39.

I bought about 1000 shares and it says 1500 shares traded today. 😮
 
Something that shows how low volume junior miners are trading.

I put in a bid around 9:45 for GMINF at $6.45.

It bought an hour later at $6.39.

I never see that, usually it’ll sell when it hits your price, it won’t go past your price and sell below. I think literally there was one sell bid, probably at $6.39.

I bought about 1000 shares and it says 1500 shares traded today. 😮
They basically suck except for the cashed up ones with good assets. Discovery silver just dropped another 30% today. 👎🏻
 
Screenshot 2024-08-16 at 2.37.58 PM.png


ETA: Up $51.40 to close at $2507. Silver up 69 cents/ounce. US dollar has been dropping.

Part of me wonders if this is the weekend that Iran strikes Israel. Those in the know were buying gold in anticipation of a flight to safety.
 
Last edited:
Golds been on an uptrend for a few months now, with the yen carry trade blow up only stopping it for a week. Doesn’t seem correlated to any geopolitical events.

My thinking is that Chinese buying helped gold break decade long resistance at $2100 and it’s been technical traders (institutional investors and hedge funds, sovereign wealth funds etc) carrying gold higher since then.

Western retail investors are still selling gold. When they get a clue, the fireworks should start.
 
Junior gold miner investors take heart.

We’ve been seeing major gold miners join the gold party, then silver juniors (sold off hard when the yen carry trade wrecked silver).

The last few days junior developers and producers joined the party, maybe after the Osisko Mining takeover at a 55% premium. Many were up 10-15% today.

Junior explorers and silver juniors will be next. In fact some explorers moved 10% today.
 
Golds been on an uptrend for a few months now, with the yen carry trade blow up only stopping it for a week. Doesn’t seem correlated to any geopolitical events.

My thinking is that Chinese buying helped gold break decade long resistance at $2100 and it’s been technical traders (institutional investors and hedge funds, sovereign wealth funds etc) carrying gold higher since then.

Western retail investors are still selling gold. When they get a clue, the fireworks should start.

Praise be the Chinese!!!

:-)
 
I went to the Nashua show yesterday. There's not a lot of space for that show in the venue that they use. People are frequently getting in each others way. Everyone was kind and nice about it but it was cramped. If you don't like being in a crowded environments this isn't the show for you. There was a lot of generic gold, silver and numismatics. I really didn't see anything unusual or exciting. I bought several vintage silver art bars from Walker and Steve. I enjoyed seeing both of them. I'll likely go back Sept 15th but this might be my least favorite of the local shows.
 
Back
Top Bottom