The precious metals sector - overall - declined once again yesterday, but that wasn't the case for mining stocks. They showed strength once again and it seems that this performance got many traders excited - was there really a good reason for it or is this just another fake move?

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The situation in the precious metals market is quite specific at this time. We have gold moving higher on low volume and moving lower on increased volume (which is bearish), but during the last few weeks miners have outperformed gold which seems to indicate strength. One of the signals that help to decide what the outlook really is comes from silver stocks.

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In the past few days we reported that mining stocks showed strength despite the lack of really positive signals for gold and silver. In yesterday’s alert, we wrote that the USD Index could be at least partially responsible, due to the recent strongly negative correlation. Yesterday, the USD declined visibly and yet both precious metals and mining stocks declined. What are the implications?

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Mining stocks were acting very strong this week even before yesterday’s session, but during it they showed even greater strength – they managed to rally well above the medium-term declining resistance line. What does this breakout mean for you and your portfolio?

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Mining stocks are acting very strong this week. First they refused to move much lower when gold and silver declined and yesterday they even managed to close higher despite a visible decline in the underlying metals. Is this strength a sign of something much bigger?

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