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AG en RGLD gekocht vandaag : indicatoren draaien mooi positief.

Ook NG onder de 5 en Mux ingeslaan.
Cavajo zijnen arend durf ik niet : Columbia + OTC ....

NG acteert zeer zwak : rapporteerde net verlies ....
Zijn karakter als 'barometer' lijkt ver weg.


but a rising tide lifts all boats.

Lang getwijfeld tussen SSRI/SLW of PAAS.
Paas acteert sterkst en neemt zijn 50mA daily.

Is Paas geworden.
Logisch ja, op Pasen...


Daarmee is mijn fruitmandje vol :
NG/Mux/Ag/Paas/Rgld
meest Ag.


And so it begins.

Meer op link :
https://goldtadise.com/?p=400419 I'll take it.

fruitmandje op de grond gevallen :
NG uitgestopt voor 80%.
ff toekijken.

Geen updates van de gold-miner-pulse of Miner Performance blogpagina's. Maar wel een nieuw artikel, met wat cijfermateriaal:

Canadian Miners Performance Update

Geen handleiding om in korte tijd rijk te worden, maar wel een goede indicatie om er over een lange periode je broek er niet te erg aan te scheuren.

NG gaat er blijkbaar uit. Ook gsv. ( had net wat gsv gekocht, dit verklaart dan de zwakte )
Zerohedge source : http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-04-1 ... -gdxj-mess

Dirkgold wrote: 20 Apr 2017, 00:40 NG gaat er blijkbaar uit. Ook gsv. ( had net wat gsv gekocht, dit verklaart dan de zwakte )
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GDXJ mess: inderdaad, maar ook na de herschikking blijft de samenstelling ondermaats; te veel componenten: een versnipperde portefeuille met een aantal long-term laggards in hun top-10.

American stock markets recovered from earlier losses ending the week fractionally up. Nasdaq had the best cards, gaining 1.82% over the week. Precious metals lost some of their splendor: gold only gave back 0.3% over the week, ending at $1283.9. Yet silver slid 3.35% to $17.9. The Au:Ag ratio edges up to 71.73, which is a YTD closing high. PGM's end the week little changed: Pt -0.21% and Pd flat, with daily fluctuations cancelling out.

Miners were disappointing: the HUI eased 3.45% over the week, making HUI/Gold slide to 0.1595. You find more on the gold miner pulse page. The HUI residuals compared to the regression line have been negative for several days now, indicating miners lagging gold. The fresh update of the Miner Performance page still shows an advance relative to previous update on March 31st: the deterioration is recent.

Yet that's only part of the story: GDXJ had significant capital inflows over the past few months, leading to quite high percentage stakes in some of the explorers and juniors. As such it has been considered necessary to extend their investment universe, including now also several mid tier producers and some of the less valued majors. Consequently they are forced to sell part of their positions in explorers and juniors in which they are over-invested and purchasing significant stakes in recently included miners. This selling pressure is a blueprint for juniors lagging gold (even more than the majors). Not surprisingly, GDXJ is the worst among our mining ETF's, with a 5.5% slide since Apr 7 (previous update). GDX is best in class, advancing by a modest 0.3%. Other ETF's equally suffer: GOEX (-2.5%) from explorers lagging or SIL (-2.7%) from silver lagging gold lately.

Our contributor driven explorer and junior miner spreadsheet is among the squad, giving back 2.2% since Apr 7. Over the fortnight there are 6 advances against 13 losses. PLG and Continental Gold are down double digits, while Osisko backed off 9.5% from its ATH. The 21.6% rally of Almaden Minerals cannot compensate for that. Over the long haul we still have 9 advances against 10 declines for an aggregated gain down to 8.41%.