Gold just hit a fresh record—up $50—and silver followed suit with a $3 jump to new highs. Yet precious metals miners? Barely budging. Wednesday's decline already took the wind out of their sails, and today's surge in bullion hasn't changed the picture. It's telling when investors don't seem convinced by a rally this strong. Real belief would show up in mining stocks too. The disconnect suggests there's more room for this move to run before sentiment truly shifts.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 4h ago
Mining stocks are still pretending to be dead, really interesting
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LostBetweenChains
· 12-26 18:58
Mining companies really don't cooperate? Gold and silver prices surge, and they're still sleeping?
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AirdropChaser
· 12-26 18:53
New highs in gold and silver are quite outrageous, but mining stocks are still dead... This doesn't feel right.
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ForkItAllDay
· 12-26 18:45
Mining stocks haven't kept up, indicating that everyone is still feeling uncertain.
Gold just hit a fresh record—up $50—and silver followed suit with a $3 jump to new highs. Yet precious metals miners? Barely budging. Wednesday's decline already took the wind out of their sails, and today's surge in bullion hasn't changed the picture. It's telling when investors don't seem convinced by a rally this strong. Real belief would show up in mining stocks too. The disconnect suggests there's more room for this move to run before sentiment truly shifts.