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The markets moved higher yesterday and gold stocks even rallied back to their previous highs. Are the markets telling us something even before the Fed speaks?

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What if the Fed doesn’t increase the rates this week? What if it lowers them? It’s natural to expect gold to soar in these scenarios, especially in case of the latter. And given the softening voice in previous comments from the Fed officials, it seems more likely than previously. Will the Fed decrease the rates or at least take a pause in increasing them given the stock market decline? How should gold investors and traders position themselves in this situation?

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Almost nothing changed on the precious metals charts and the same goes for the charts featuring related markets. But that doesn’t mean that we have nothing interesting to say. Conversely, while there is little to say about yesterday’s price movement, there are three important developments that all gold and silver traders should be aware of, but that 95%+ of them miss (probably 99%+ as we didn’t see them described in any other publicly available analysis). In today’s analysis we prepared for you two long-term charts and one more short-term oriented, featuring silver.

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Gold didn’t do much yesterday, but silver moved to new highs in terms of both: intraday high and the closing prices, while the mining stocks moved to a new high based on the closing price and they did it on strong volume. What does that tell us?

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