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Steep Price Declines and Increased Buying Often Go Together
by Steve Saville, The Speculative Investor
Gold Seek
In numerous TSI commentaries over the years I’ve written about the confusion in the minds of many analysts regarding what constitutes gold supply and the relationship between supply, demand and price in the gold market. I’ve also covered the issue several times at the TSI Blog, most recently on 24th June in the post titled “More confusion about gold demand“. I’m not going to delve into this subject matter again today other than to use the example of last Monday’s trading in GDX (Gold Miners ETF) shares to further explain a point made in the past.
On Monday 20th July the GDX price fell by about 10% on record volume of 170M shares. Since every transaction involves both a purchase and a sale, more GDX shares were bought last Monday than on any other single day in this ETF’s history. And yet, this massive increase in buying occurred in parallel with a large price decline. How could this be?
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Source: http://financialsurvivalnetwork.com/2015/07/steep-price-declines-and-increased-buying-often-go-together/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=steep-price-declines-and-increased-buying-often-go-together
