Gold and silver declined yesterday (the latter quite sharply), but this time (contrary to the previous days’ underperformance) mining stocks refused to decline. Which part of the precious metals sector shows the real direction in which the entire sector will move in the coming days?

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Gold rallied sharply last week but it turns out that it just canceled most of its gains. Silver didn’t move much, but mining stocks continue to underperform. It seems that last week’s rally is now just a past event without impact on what’s happening this week. But is this really the case?

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Last week was finally “interesting” for precious metals investors and traders as gold rallied sharply after days and weeks of back-and-forth movement. The most interesting thing about that week is that silver rallied only temporarily and mining stocks actually managed to slide on Friday.

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Gold soared yesterday and so did silver and mining stocks. The last two moved only a little higher, but the yellow metal rallied in a profound way and the corresponding volume was huge. Is gold leading other metals and miners higher?

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Yesterday was once again a rather boring day if one watched gold and silver only (their back-and-forth movement continues), but it was far from boring if one looked at the performance of mining stocks. They rallied quite visibly and finally outperformed gold. Gold is moving visibly higher also today. Is a bigger rally just around the corner?

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