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Feedback3,50er - 3,60er Bereich
erscheint mir vom Chart her auch ein ganz gutes Kaufniveau darzustellen. Unerwarteter Weise kam krr trotz der letzten top Ergebnisse deutlich stark zurück. Klar ist das beim Gold aktuell ne Hängepartie und die meisten Goldproducer befinden sich auch noch im kfr. Abwärtstrend bzw. maximal neutral seitwärts, aber auf Grundlage der aktualisierten Planungen erachte ich krr schon stark unterbewertet.
Gerade wenn man sich auch die Q2 Ergebnisse anschaut. Ich denke wir landen mindestens am oberen Ende der eigenen Produktionsvorgaben für 2021...
Leider habe ich aber kein Cash zur Verfügung um meine kleinen Gewinnmitnahmen der letzten Wochen zurück zu kaufen...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 68.803.784 von silbenfischen am 17.07.21 08:53:19Jo, recht hast Du! Ich denke, dass "unser" Nickel am Markt noch gar nicht beachtet wird.
Dieses Monster muss man eigentlich bei jeden Dip nachkaufen...!
Gruß
Lenny
Dieses Monster muss man eigentlich bei jeden Dip nachkaufen...!
Gruß
Lenny
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 68.802.464 von allajetzawer am 16.07.21 21:41:46...und das bei einem Nickelpreis nahe dem 5-Jahreshoch! Da kann man in Anlehnung an Asterix lediglich anmerken: die spinnendoch, die Verkäufer!
Gibt es Minen, die heute schlechter performed haben... ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 68.802.251 von lalopot am 16.07.21 21:17:17Das trfifft‘s!
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 68.800.541 von nicolani am 16.07.21 18:10:45Nein Nico:😘
„ The gold miners’ stocks are still grinding sideways after last month’s Fed-rate-hike scare. This technical basing is laying the foundation for this interrupted gold-stock upleg to rebound. Today’s low gold-stock prices relative to the metal they mine will amplify that coming upside. The leading gold-stock index was just slammed back down to the support of its secular valuation uptrend, portending a big mean reversion higher.
The gold stocks were consolidating high, digesting sharp young-upleg gains, just a month ago. Then the latest FOMC meeting spawned a sharp gold plummeting, which the gold stocks leveraged like usual. The Fed didn’t do anything, keeping its hyper-easy zero-interest-rate policy and $120b of monthly quantitative-easing money printing in place indefinitely. There were no hints at all of rate hikes or tapering QE bond buying.
But top Fed officials’ individual projections of future federal-funds-rate levels, which the Fed chair himself warned to ignore, were slightly more hawkish than expected. Just a third of these guys thought the Fed might need two quarter-point rate hikes way out into year-end 2023. Who cares, right? That may as well be an eternity away in financial-market terms. Yet it still scared gold-futures speculators into selling hard.
In just three trading days after that nothingburger FOMC decision, gold plummeted 5.2%! In the week including that hawkish Fed dot plot, specs dumped an enormous 24.0k gold-futures long contracts while adding 4.9k new short ones. That made for the equivalent of 89.7 metric tons of gold selling, far too much too fast to absorb. So the leading GDX VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF collapsed 9.2% in that same span.
That whole episode was a crazy anomaly, that Fed gold-futures purge wasn’t sustainable given specs’ positioning leading into it. Their panicked exodus quickly exhausted itself as expected, leaving gold’s near-term outlook far more bullish with the vast majority of potential gold-futures selling spent. But that gold drop had an ugly impact on gold-stock psychology, unleashing widespread bearishness still festering.
Traders fretting or fleeing don’t realize how unusual this gold-stock walloping was. This chart is updated from my latest gold-summer-doldrums essay of a couple weeks ago. It individually indexes the gold stocks’ summer performances during all modern gold-bull-market years to May’s final close, rendering them all in perfectly-comparable percentage terms. Gold stocks’ hawkish-Fed-dots swoon was super-anomalous.“
„ The gold miners’ stocks are still grinding sideways after last month’s Fed-rate-hike scare. This technical basing is laying the foundation for this interrupted gold-stock upleg to rebound. Today’s low gold-stock prices relative to the metal they mine will amplify that coming upside. The leading gold-stock index was just slammed back down to the support of its secular valuation uptrend, portending a big mean reversion higher.
The gold stocks were consolidating high, digesting sharp young-upleg gains, just a month ago. Then the latest FOMC meeting spawned a sharp gold plummeting, which the gold stocks leveraged like usual. The Fed didn’t do anything, keeping its hyper-easy zero-interest-rate policy and $120b of monthly quantitative-easing money printing in place indefinitely. There were no hints at all of rate hikes or tapering QE bond buying.
But top Fed officials’ individual projections of future federal-funds-rate levels, which the Fed chair himself warned to ignore, were slightly more hawkish than expected. Just a third of these guys thought the Fed might need two quarter-point rate hikes way out into year-end 2023. Who cares, right? That may as well be an eternity away in financial-market terms. Yet it still scared gold-futures speculators into selling hard.
In just three trading days after that nothingburger FOMC decision, gold plummeted 5.2%! In the week including that hawkish Fed dot plot, specs dumped an enormous 24.0k gold-futures long contracts while adding 4.9k new short ones. That made for the equivalent of 89.7 metric tons of gold selling, far too much too fast to absorb. So the leading GDX VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF collapsed 9.2% in that same span.
That whole episode was a crazy anomaly, that Fed gold-futures purge wasn’t sustainable given specs’ positioning leading into it. Their panicked exodus quickly exhausted itself as expected, leaving gold’s near-term outlook far more bullish with the vast majority of potential gold-futures selling spent. But that gold drop had an ugly impact on gold-stock psychology, unleashing widespread bearishness still festering.
Traders fretting or fleeing don’t realize how unusual this gold-stock walloping was. This chart is updated from my latest gold-summer-doldrums essay of a couple weeks ago. It individually indexes the gold stocks’ summer performances during all modern gold-bull-market years to May’s final close, rendering them all in perfectly-comparable percentage terms. Gold stocks’ hawkish-Fed-dots swoon was super-anomalous.“
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 68.800.427 von silbenfischen am 16.07.21 17:59:09nein silberfisch, heute werden einfach mal wieder die ganzen derivate gekegelt! es gibt halt einfach zuviele von diesen idioten, die an die dinger glauben! und diesbezüglich gibt's halt hin und wieder auf die kante!
Schau dir den XAU, den HUI an, die hilflosen Manöver der Zentralbanken produzieren die skurrilsten Kapriolen an den Märkten nach dem Motto : Augen zu und durch. Da Gold und die Minenwerte ein Indikator für Unsicherheiten sind, wird bisher kräftig verdrängt. Irgendwann holt einen die Realität ein, wie es sich bzgl. der Klimaveränderung z.Zt. zeigt. Ähnlich wird es sich an den Kapitalmärkten weisen. Hier ist aktuell Geduld gefragt!
Verstehe ich aber auch nicht ganz! Zahlen sind gut, Kurs schwächelt!!!
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