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Yesterday, gold rallied significantly, mining stocks rallied less significantly (didn’t close higher than on Tuesday) and silver moved higher very insignificantly. Gold stocks moved above theire long-term declining resistance line, but silver stocks failed to do so. The situation is difficult, but there are some signs that tell us what's likely to happen next. One of them comes from one of the little-followed Dow Jones Transportation Average to Dow Jones Industrial Average ratio. In today's alert, we explain how much has actually changed in the precios metals market.

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Yesterday, gold and silver took a pause, while mining stocks declined. It seems as if miners were late to the party and played catch up. What actually happened? How did gold and silver stocks perform? Is history really repeating itself once again at this time?

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Gold and silver declined yesterday, while gold and silver mining stocks rallied. Years ago such action would be viewed as extremely bullish, but is this still the case today? In today's alert, we analyze gold stocks and silver stocks separately as well as in relation to their underlying metals. We also discuss one relationship present in the precious metals market that basically nobody else covers (hint: it's related to the share price of one of the commodity companies).

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