Yesterday, we wrote that even if we saw an upward correction, it would likely not be anything more than just that – a correction. It turned out that we saw just that – a daily corrective upswing. Was that it or is there some more action be seen?

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Generally, everything that we wrote in our previous alerts remains up-to-date – precious metals are likely to move lower in the coming weeks – and the thing that we would like to emphasize today is that even if we see an upward correction, it will likely not be anything more than just that – a correction. Why? Because of the confirmed breakouts and breakdowns. You'll find details in today's alert.

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Ok, we just couldn't resist to do something weird today - happy April 1st :-) - here's the regular paragraph:

We haven’t commented on the gold to bonds ratio in quite a long time as there was not much new to discuss (we have been examining each trading day, though). This time, however, we can see that a very significant event just took place. It doesn’t necessarily have to have a short-term effect on prices, but its medium-term implications are very important.

Despite above text-scramble, we promise that today's analysis and it's implications are very serious.

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Gold, silver and mining stocks moved higher in the final part of last week. The latter rallied for 2 days. How much does this change? Is the decline over and the buy signal from the Stochastic indicators should be taken very seriously, or is this a simple correction? This is the main issue that we deal with in today's alert.

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Mining stocks moved higher yesterday and we finally see them outperforming gold. However, can a one-day event really change anything, especially that gold has just broken below the previous lows relative to other commodities?

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