Gold and silver are hitting record levels today, but it's a different story for Canadian gold mining stocks—they're barely budging. The reason? Investors are jittery about a potential sharp correction coming Tuesday. That fear is keeping money on the sidelines even as bullion prices soar. Here's the interesting part: this nervous positioning could actually set up an even more explosive rally once that worry passes. If the anticipated sell-off doesn't materialize or gets absorbed quickly, you could see precious metals prices jump significantly. Silver in particular might have more room to run—some traders are eyeing the $100 per ounce level as within reach. The psychological disconnect between the metals themselves and the mining equities suggests real opportunity once sentiment shifts. We'll get clarity soon enough.
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metaverse_hermit
· 6m ago
Gold and silver hit new highs, but Canadian mining companies remain unmoved? This psychological game is really intense. After Tuesday passes, it’s probably going to take off.
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DegenMcsleepless
· 1h ago
Wait, precious metals are surging but mining stocks aren't reacting? That's unscientific. Will there really be a big drop next week?
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GreenCandleCollector
· 18h ago
Gold and silver hit new highs, but mining company stocks are dead silent. This contrast is just too absurd haha
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LonelyAnchorman
· 18h ago
This panic buying opportunity, let's see who dares to take the plunge.
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ContractTearjerker
· 19h ago
Wait a minute, gold and silver are reaching new highs, but mining stocks are still sleeping? This doesn't feel right.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 19h ago
Ha, Canadian gold mining stocks are still sleeping, while precious metals have soared? This psychological game is incredible. If there's no sell-off on Tuesday, it would be a signal that the upward momentum is igniting a booster rocket[rocket]
Gold and silver are hitting record levels today, but it's a different story for Canadian gold mining stocks—they're barely budging. The reason? Investors are jittery about a potential sharp correction coming Tuesday. That fear is keeping money on the sidelines even as bullion prices soar. Here's the interesting part: this nervous positioning could actually set up an even more explosive rally once that worry passes. If the anticipated sell-off doesn't materialize or gets absorbed quickly, you could see precious metals prices jump significantly. Silver in particular might have more room to run—some traders are eyeing the $100 per ounce level as within reach. The psychological disconnect between the metals themselves and the mining equities suggests real opportunity once sentiment shifts. We'll get clarity soon enough.