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Gold moved from the upper border of its short-term consolidation to the lower border thereof and it's now moving back up again. Nothing interesting, some might say. But take a good look - while gold formed a bearish reversal, the miners made a profound bullish reversal yesterday. Is gold's rally really over?

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Yesterday, gold eked out a minor gain and so did silver - it was the miners that all of a sudden lost their breath. Is it a one-day phenomenon only, or a harbinger of a topping action? What is the current upside potential for the metals anyway?

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The entire precious metals sector rallied yesterday, but the upswing was particularly visible in case of silver and (especially) mining stocks. Both: silver, and miners moved to new October highs. Silver's breakout was tiny, but miners rallied relatively significantly and that's the part of the current long trade that's particularly profitable. Of course, these profits are near to nothing compared to what's likely ahead in case of the big short trade that we plan to profit on in the following months, but they add their part to the overall results. Please note that a small long position here also means staying temporarily out of the short position, which brings the likelihood of re-entering them at higher prices.

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Gold has tested the area from which its late-September rally started, and is pointing higher in today's trading. Does it highlight that the recent miners' strength hasn't been a one-day phenomenon. But how much short-term strength can there still be in the metals?

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