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beauanderos Posted - 11/03/2009 : 19:57:44
The buying in the mining equities I track was too tight today to be a coincidence. I think some hedge funds waded in today with some heavy buying Silver stocks SVM up 7.21% Gold stocks NG up 13.21%
SSRI up 7.69% GG up 7.97%
PAAS up 7.67% AEM up 7.53%
CDE up 8.66% AUY up 8.05
EKX up 8.73% GDX up 7.70
HL up 18.00%!
Aside from a couple of anomalies which might indicate particularly heavy trading from private and institutional investors there is just too tight a band not to indicate that some pretty heavy money showed up today across the boards dwarfing the normal inflows and thus
resulting in the effect noted.
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beauanderos Posted - 11/04/2009 : 13:41:28
Well, back to their old tricks again. Gold and silver up but some of the stocks down on "profit-taking" I'll bet they say!
beauanderos Posted - 11/03/2009 : 23:11:00
Could it be because most of the gold stocks traded at near double or greater normal volume, and the silver equities traded near 150% of normal? Paralysis from overanalysis

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