Silver just closed at the lowest levels since mid-January, which followed the breakdown below the key support / resistance line in mining stocks – are the implications really as bearish as they seem to be?

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The most important development that we saw on Friday was the weekly close below the rising long-term support lines in the case of the mining stocks, however, this breakdown is only one of the several developments that one should keep in mind at this time. The other signs that we saw may be less popular, but they are not really less important.

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In yesterday’s alert we wrote that the reversal in the precious metals market should once again not be taken at its face value and that one should not overreact based on it as the size of the potential rally was limited. Well, it turned out that “limited rally” was an euphemism for a decline. Gold, silver and mining stocks declined once again despite the previous day’s reversal and gold stocks confirmed the breakdown below the key support line. The implications are strongly bearish. However, there’s something ever more bearish and much more profound.

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It was only two days ago that we discussed the implications of the reversal that we had seen throughout the precious metals sector and we are faced with the same dillema once again. Once again, the key action seems to be taking place in mining stocks. Is the reversal as significant and as bullish as it seems? You'll find the details in today's alert.

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In today’s alert, we’re going to focus on the most important development that we saw in the precious metals market yesterday. Namely, we’re going to take a closer look at what happened in gold stocks.

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