By: MrBruges on Martedì 09 Aprile 2013 16:19
Insider buying negli auriferi?
Sono sempre interessanti i post di Eric De Groot,con i suoi un pò incomprensibili grafici,il suo ''diffusion index'',e lo ''spreading activity'',che sono ancora quelli più facilmente comprensibili,ma dato che il mercato dell'oro,e auriferi,è tutt'altro che facilmente comprensibile(guardate solo ora che anzichè andare al contrario del dollaro,spesso lo segue),bisogna pur fare qualche sforzo
qui c'è anche il grafico
http://edegrootinsights.blogspot.it/search?updated-max=2013-03-28T07:38:00-05:00&max-results=4&start=24&by-date=false
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Insider buying of gold stocks surges to multi-year highs
Everyone hates the gold shares, except a growing number of insiders. The short-term cycles trying to push below -2 sigma. This is common for price reactions.
Chart: S&P Gold (GPM), GPM to Gold Ratio (GPMGOLDR) and GPM Cycle Z Scores (GPMC1 & GPMC2)
Headline: Insider buying of gold stocks surges to multi-year highs
The TSX global gold index has lost about a third of its value over the past two years. The S&P/TSX Venture Exchange, stock full of gold mining juniors, hit a multi-year low this month.
Yet, executives and officers who work within those businesses are showing remarkable confidence that the sector is poised for better times.
According to INK Research, there are now seven precious metals stocks on the TSX with insider buying for every one with selling. That’s a near doubling of the ratio since mid-January – and represents a level of lopsided transactions that is usually only seen during major market peaks or valleys.
“That is the type of insider buying we saw in the broad market during the height of the great financial crisis in late 2008 and early 2009,” points out Ted Dixon, CEO of INK Research. “A similar situation now seems to be in place among gold and silver miners.”