Hochschild Mining Share Discussion Threads

[onedayrodders] 29/3/2017 09:59

this ridiculous move up and then capping of silver is very tedious

[topicel] 29/3/2017 09:08

Of course they do, but while 3% of them lie in the clutches of those who can drop feed them into the market it could be a while until the price shows it.

All we can hope is that the majority of takers of Eduardo's chunk are also aware of the longterm prospects here and are not just interested in trading them down having benefited already with the burst up to 290p.

As ever, us lowly PIs simply have to ride out the churn like corks on the ocean of big investment houses. Calm waters will return, probably after the tax year ends.

Wise owls will buy on the dips IMHO.

Topicel

[potts650] 29/3/2017 08:46

More buys than sells, someone wants your shares

[shakeypremis] 29/3/2017 08:19

Getting battered

[dt1010] 28/3/2017 20:11

Silver: What's The Possibility Of $21? $SLV

[juju44] 28/3/2017 20:07

I keep telling you guys, these fekers just put it where they want it . They laugh at the charts because they know punters all think they can figure it

[shakeypremis] 28/3/2017 19:43

Bounce!!! Come on bounce.

[dt1010] 28/3/2017 19:35

Predictable

[dt1010] 28/3/2017 19:19

If it can break through it'll go to $19+ short term

If not...you know the rest.

Enjoy ;)

[dilbert dogbreadth] 28/3/2017 19:09

Makes no odds in the long run and makes the inevitable move higher even stronger. It's also getting harder and harder to force down

[dt1010] 28/3/2017 19:07

So inevitable the smash coming

[topicel] 28/3/2017 17:32

Certainly there was an Obama executive order to allow 'them' access to the physical, whatever amount it is.

It enabled more creative paper plays since 2013 and put a stop to the way gold, and silver, we're getting ahead of themselves. Can't be having that, can we?!

I watched Bix Weir's piece on the Manhattan Project and the need for billions of silver in WW2 and how it was suddenly dismantled and returned to the US Treasury in the mid-90s.

Quite believable based on the US Geological production and import/export numbers around that time which showed how some kind of silver 'discovery' had been made.

I too am far from a conspiracy theory nut but sometimes the smoke and fire viewpoint holds credence...

Topicel

[eeza] 28/3/2017 17:20

"IMO the people who say the gold is all gone are taking the conspiracy theories way too far."

Well tell that to the Germans. The US couldn't muster enough to fill their demand, which was made because the trust in the US Gov has gone. And there can only be one reason for that - else they wouldn't have shown themselves to be complete plonkers - and potential defaulters.

IMO US gold is long gone to the criminal Banksters and been leased out.

[onedayrodders] 28/3/2017 17:14

plus the bloody US markets are up

[onedayrodders] 28/3/2017 17:04

Soon as silver hits that all important trend line that SG pointed out earlier ..it reverses.

USD up slightly too. Does make you feel like the FED dealing room are pulling strings and we are all the puppets.

[stevea171] 28/3/2017 16:14

Interesting technicals for gold and silver.
With the non-action on option expiry so far today can we expect the 200 DMA for both gold and silver to go in the coming days?

[majorpain2] 28/3/2017 15:17

It depends on the rules of the game Topical, and IMO they will change in the near future. Governments have promised lots of people lots of things it cant deliver. The solution is to wipe the debt by devaluing the old currency to oblivion and moving to a new system based on some sort of gold standard. That may make some people very unhappy, but I don't see any other way of squaring the circle, if anyone else can think of any other solution im interested!

On the US Govt and gold, the market keeping it low does the US Govt. a favour by hiding inflation from QE and keeping faith in the dollar. However, if the rules change and they want the gold valued at fair value for collateral or to back their new currency, I wouldn't want to be holding a load of shorts. IMO the people who say the gold is all gone are taking the conspiracy theories way too far.

[topicel] 28/3/2017 14:43

Mmm majorpain, but many believe there is little or no gold available to the US gov hence the Comex manipulation on their and the Feds behalf this past decade.

Crazy? Well Gordon Brown gave most of the U.K. Gold to the States to assist with the 2007/8 crash and run on the banks...

Now the Chinese and the Ruskies, well that's a different story perhaps...

They've seen the writing on the wall for ages too as regards the dollar.

We watch and wait. No more Trump surprises like last November that they can use to their advantage that I see for the foreseeable...

Topicel

[shakeypremis] 28/3/2017 14:16

Go silver go! Before you get whacked on the head again!

[breaktwister] 28/3/2017 14:16

Have the shorts lost control? Strange to see this price strength on options expirys day. I am tempted to add to an already large HOC position but am forcing myself to wait to see price action of US miners to gauge likelihood of slam when UK closes.

[shakeypremis] 28/3/2017 14:05

They haven't got nearly enough gold to cover the debts though have they.

[majorpain2] 28/3/2017 13:49

Its not all doom and gloom, the one thing that Governments tend to still hold in large volumes is Gold. A rising gold price would be the one thing that would help out indebted governments, and that's a bet im happy to put money behind. The US in particular would benefit massively if I was to pick one out!