Hochschild Mining Share Discussion Threads

[juju44] 23/10/2016 17:59

Not any more if Mellon is in it

[gaaston] 23/10/2016 17:55

DayBreakers ~ I agree with Jim Mellon about the Euro but, more importantly, (and I can't find the clip) the professor man who designed the currency is still very much alive and he too thinks it will collapse in due course per a "house of cards".. last week

edit: I have lost serious money following Jim Mellon, but he is heavily into CNR Conroy gold if that interests anyone.

[lauders] 23/10/2016 06:28

Hectorp - Isn't EVERYONE speculating?

I do hope HOC breaches 300p again this week though. Especially if it would happen on Monday as I have a day off then (although I still need to go to work to finish or at least make a big dent in a presentation I have to complete by the end of the week!), and that would set the rest of the week up very nicely thank you ;-)

[johntrustee] 23/10/2016 04:27

The US election result, either way, may/will cause serious political instability.

[edjge2] 22/10/2016 22:23

Apologies for the doom earlier. Easy cash if the correct horse is ridden in the future.

[edjge2] 22/10/2016 20:02

headly shoulders below, took some finding I think

[hectorp] 22/10/2016 18:42

Lauders hello,
Were the gold speculators who dropped their positions, net short gold specs or longs?
I suspect most had been net short, having seen six or is it seven trading days above 1250 /200 day MA etc, even when they were in the pub their trading computers were looking at the one hour MA and saying, crikey get us out of here.

And thus is history made, so it would make sense that next week is an up week for gold. Well, I'm speculating!
For traders, we are about to leave the October effect behind. I suppose that the silver situation will be more or less the same but not exactly sure of that.
What will Dillaly or doolally do?
Regds
H

[hectorp] 22/10/2016 18:08

Simonthefirst, Someone really has to break the news to you.
you are guided by Numis and RB of Canada,
Yet you spent weeks on the silver thread asking loads of one line, apparently stupid, questions, which clearly had nobody fooled.
The real Simon is some other critter.

I won't talk to you until January and lets see how we are doing here - but I reserve my right to look at your posts should I wish to. Have a wonderful Christmas

H

[lauders] 22/10/2016 17:47

You are welcome ODR but it was BD who came up with the link to the link in the previous message.

According to this next week could be interesting:

Summary

Last week gold speculators sold their positions despite the rally in the gold price.

This is a relatively rare event and has only happened twice this year.

The week following both of these events led to significant gold rallies.

Demand seems to be picking up in the East where Indian discounts have reversed to premiums and Chinese gold imports increased to the most since January.

These are all good signs that it's time for investors to rebuild their gold positions.

Let's see if the pattern returns with "significant gold rallies" ;-)

[onedayrodders] 22/10/2016 10:40

v interesting link Lauders...thanks

"Deutsche Bank Senior Management don't even understand what they have on their books"

Sheeeessshh still after 2008 they will never learn

[lauders] 22/10/2016 10:18

Thank you for that link DB. Here is the link from that link to the video showing Jim in action (a clip during the video) predicting the demise of the Euro. Note how he was also bullish on both gold ($5000 claimed long-term!) and silver as investment cases. Although nearly two weeks old the gold prices and silver prices haven't moved to far. Give them time I suppose. Nearly every man and his dog are predicting a rise given a year or two at least!

[daybreakers] 22/10/2016 09:43

Jim Mellon. Euro will collapse.

[lauders] 22/10/2016 00:24

From the silver BB:



Gold's early-October plunge on futures speculators' stop losses being run has naturally left this metal mired in battered technicals and bearish sentiment. But that sharp selloff has already accomplished its rebalancing mission. The excessive gold-futures trading positions that triggered that stop running have already reversed, and the investors fueling gold's bull are starting to buy again. Gold is green lighting its next up leg.

That was the first paragraph and the two below are the last paragraphs of this long piece:

The bottom line is gold's overwhelmingly-dominant primary drivers are both green lighting a major new bull-market up leg. Futures speculators' excessive longs have been liquidated back down to bull-market support, while their shorts surged near bull-market resistance. That leaves these key traders with great buying firepower for the first time since late May, just before gold's last major bull-market upleg got underway.

Meanwhile American stock investors have started heavily buying GLD shares again, fueling this ETF's big early-quarter holdings build equaling Q1'16's massive jump that ignited gold's young new bull. If this resumption of investment-capital inflows into gold persists, they will again drive its next major upleg. Contrarian speculators and investors can still buy in relatively low before the rest of traders figure this out.

Let's see if Adam Hamilton is correct over the next few weeks!

[saturdaygirl] 21/10/2016 21:29

Simon

You have posted glowing analysts predictions ranging from £3.00 to £3.25 ..

You told us after the Chinese holiday that you did not know about the Chinese would buy aggressively and they didn`t ..

The Indian Gold Wedding Season counts for nothin either

You are a danger to your own wealth and others around you .


I can see anyone who has been taken in by you misinformed posts wanting to rip your bleeding head off !

[simonthe1st] 21/10/2016 20:41

Hectorp 26 Sep '16 - 11:20 - 6973:
"I treat the Simon as a bit of a troll and is filtered."

And I treat anyone who pretends to filter as lacking in credibility.

[hectorp] 21/10/2016 20:16

SimonThe1st
18 Oct '16 - 22:03 - 814 of 819 0 0
Simon the statistician: - oh good heavens

Dow close: UP 75.54 (0.42 percent) to 18,161.94
SimonThe1st
18 Oct '16 - 22:04 - 815 of 819 0 0
> 2253
SimonThe1st
19 Oct '16 - 21:36 - 816 of 819 0 0
Dow close: UP 40.68 (0.22 percent) to 18,202.62
SimonThe1st
19 Oct '16 - 21:41 - 817 of 819 0 0
> 2936
SimonThe1st
20 Oct '16 - 23:17 - 818 of 819 0 0
Dow close: DOWN 40.27 (0.22 percent) to 18,162.35
SimonThe1st
20 Oct '16 - 23:18 - 819 of 819 0 0
> 2827
Simon- get a grip.

[simonthe1st] 21/10/2016 16:42

HOC up over 6% this week.

[shakeypremis] 21/10/2016 13:21

I suspect we won't get the chance to move up with the other miners today as pretty soon the Yanks get to work at bashing the precious metal prices back down. I wonder if they'll do it today?

[scottishfield] 21/10/2016 12:54

Just (continued)consolidation here Lauders; seems to be the way HOC does it
Once that's over, it will be off with renewed strength for another run imo

[lauders] 21/10/2016 12:41

RRS blue, FRES just blue, FRES just blue, HOC trying to break out of the red. PMs seem to be gaining strength as the day progresses. HOC is lagging some of the others in recent performance but since the lows of the years has been one of the best. Perhaps it will need a bit more time to start that climb back to 300p which currently appears such a hurdle?

I very much look forward to your targets goldenshare888.

[goldenshare888] 21/10/2016 08:21

Those dollar earnings are going to look very juicy converted back to "on it's knees sterling".

700p nailed on for 2017 I reckon, with $26 SILVER & $1650 GOLD coming in my view.

[lauders] 21/10/2016 07:55

Hopefully the opposite of tomorrow and gold/silver will start off at the daily lows and close much higher.

[old fool2] 21/10/2016 07:20

Excellent results from Acacia today should help HOC

[shakeypremis] 21/10/2016 07:19

Dude's freakin' daffy.