I think it’s a lot easier for the riggers to push down a bunch of large cap stocks than hundreds of juniors. Not a bad day in junior land!
Maybe there wasn’t enough gold? :-)
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Strange day
Smal caps had some big winners on my screen. Large cap golds the losers. Total disconnect between the metals and shares.
I think today was an Op-Ex. The main thing is that they ran the QQQ’s up into the close. The world’s all good.
Oh, and they used brute force to get oil back below $100.
This guy really irks me
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Buygold
I think silver stocks have a bright future … bright and shiny! 🙂
I think I initially disregarded Santa Cruz because much of their operations are located in Bolivia. Maybe that’s not so bad? It’s safer than West Africa I think.
Nice comeback
Even with the stink market still weak. Dollar cutting us a break.
Obviously, I’d like to see all the shares participating, and they should be doing better than they are right now, but still good to see the strength in the metals after a Fed hike.
Ipso – that Santa Cruz is one on that list you posted; it’s having a nice day. Most of the silvers look pretty good today. HL lagging a little.
This sounds interesting, as long as the gov stays out of their hair. Over 5% dividend.
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Wow, Bitcoin up 6%
It seems to like rates above 5%.
I can’t think of bigger reasons for investment in pm’s to be muted outside of crypto and the ETF’s.
Hard to imagine where we’d be without them.
Dollar coming back in
Metals are acting like champs. If we can un-hitch the shares from the SM we might have some game.
I’m not sure when I’ve ever seen a September that has been so calm in the markets. It feels like the world is on auto-pilot.
Morning deer79
Don’t apologize for posting what’s on your mind. Nobody here is going to deny what you’re saying about the algo’s is true, we’ve all been here long enough to know that this is the game we’re in, and no matter how many “positive” posts or vibes or charts get thrown out there, it doesn’t change the reality of how this particular market operates.
I don’t mind so much days like this when we reverse because the dollar is higher or rates are up, at least it makes sense. It’s the days that make no sense and the manipulation is obvious and up in our faces.
The reality at the moment is that there aren’t enough buyers to gain any momentum. Yesterday was nice but the volume was pathetic. It seems that players have been conditioned that higher interest rates are bad for pm’s because they are non-yielding investments. I guess that doesn’t hold true for Bitcoin though.
BTW – we’re not alone, plat and pall’s gains have been cut in half. I’m surprised silver is still above $66
Like having the media
on your side. The algorithmic machines are a very powerful weapon that will always have the scum’s back……Maxwell House for sure this morning…
I’m sorry if it seems that I post negative leaning comments. Like many of us, here, I’ve been following the miners for so many years now; I’ve been “conditioned” to think certain ways. Love the positive posts here….
Dollar strengthening, rates now up 3 bips, oil back above $100
DOW futures go red. QQQ’s still up though.
PM’s off their highs but still hanging in there. I don’t see how they hold the gains. Once the Crimex and SM open, the algo’s will start selling based on rates and the dollar. The shares are lackluster pre-market – they know what’s coming.
Plat and pall are up big. Pall is up $51 or 4%
Speaking of overnight data
The overnight data has silver above $67 and gold having touched $4400 earlier.
Some pretty good gains if we can hold them.
The only thing that I can see that is goosing everything – metals, SM, Bitcoin – is that oil is back under $100 slightly. Cause for celebration I guess.
The dollar is up slightly on Yen weakness, and rates are flat. Nothing there to support this move up.
So, these are some nice early gains if we can keep them, most of the shares on Globex are up 1 -2%, so it’s too early to tell.
If forced to bet, I’d guess most of this will be reversed. Hope not though.
Aurum
Ghosts lol It needs honest Digital forensics and cyber security.
goldielocks
Would be nice to see some follow through!
ipso 16:26
Then what will? When it stops being sold off the next day. Miners should be growth stocks not gambling stocks. It’s like hand to mouth, happy today tomorrow it sells off. They’ve been playing this short game all the way down.
Buygold
“raising rates to defend the dollar”
Some say we are raising rates to save the bond market. And the bond market enables the dollar system. If the bonds are no good then the money won’t be either.
deer79 @ 17:41
I’m sure that must be a factor. Wealth flees when it sees confiscation coming … and war.
Yeah Ipso
I’d think hard assets would make the most sense. It almost sounded like they were diversifying into other currencies. Course, the chart talks about “reserves” and those reserves will have to be converted into dollars to buy most anything. Regardless, if demand for the dollar is declining, then I’d think the price would too.
Have to wonder if in the not-too-distant future the Fed will be raising rates to defend the dollar rather than slow economic growth.
Ipso
I believe it has something to do with powerful, wealthy Europeans getting their money out of Europe with the drums of war beating louder and louder. Our economy is not in great shape, but it seems like we’re the lesser of all evils, so to speak. So, the money flows continue on to our shores, and certainly help to prop up our dollar.


