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VanEck Junior Gold Miners ETF (NY:GDXJ)

66.82 -1.63 (-2.38%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 9:44 AM EDT, Jul 7, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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A Major Top Is Forming, Not Only In Gold
Why the situation in the precious metals market is about to change? We saw a rally recently, no doubt about that, but what can more recent development tell us? 
Via Talk Markets
Have Miners Decided Gold’s Next Move?
The next big move in the precious metals market is going to be to the downside and it’s about to begin. In fact, in the case of the mining stocks, it seems to be already underway. 
Via Talk Markets
Key Levels For Gold & Silver Into 2023
Precious Metals traded up to the resistance levels we noted a week ago but reversed lower to start the week. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Stocks Medium Term Outlook
Gold not outperforming the stock market and the GDX advance decline line's recent weakness argues that the rebound in gold stocks will pause or reverse course soon. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Mid-Tiers’ Q3’22 Fundamentals
With gold starting to run again, the mid-tier and junior gold miners’ stocks in their sector’s sweet spot for upside potential are increasingly surging. 
Via Talk Markets
Is Gold’s Outlook Bearish Given All the Factors Affecting It?
The GDXJ, the stock market, silver, and USDX are possible factors affecting the gold price. Is there anything new that can be read from the charts? 
Via Talk Markets
Was That The Bottom In Gold Stocks?
Whether its the bottom or not, this is an excellent entry point in quality, cashed-up juniors that have not moved much yet. 
Via Talk Markets
Commodity ETFs
Conquer the short-term resistance line, and you’re going to see gold, silver, and especially the miners, vault higher. 
Via Talk Markets
GDXJ Looking To Form Bottom
Gold and related miners continue to suffer a setback as the Fed continues its aggressive rate hike to combat inflation. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold And Gold Stocks Approach Resistance
After trading as high as $1791, Gold has fallen back to $1740. The weekly and monthly charts show stiff resistance in the $1780 to $1820 zone. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Stocks Get Into An Elevator With The S&P 500 – Up Or Down?
The stock market invalidated its recent upswing. What's more, it dragged gold miners down. But is this really a bearish story? 
Via Talk Markets
If Gold Started Plunging, Is The Miners’ Fate Already Sealed?
As gold declines more, miners are likely to follow it lower pretty much regardless of what the stock market does, but still, it seems very likely that the latter will slide anyway. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold & Oil: Another Inflationary Wave?
Does yesterday’s shocking reversal mark an end to the oil price reaction and the start of a new leg higher for inflation, just when many stock market investors think it’s safe to jump back into the... 
Via Talk Markets
Gold & Silver Monthly Charts Argue Bottom
Monthly charts carry far more significance than daily and weekly charts as they pertain to longer-term time frames. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Stocks: Not Quite Yet
Macro changing in favor of the gold stock sector is and has been a process. 
Via Talk Markets
Can A Rally In Gold Stocks Really Be Bearish?
History tends to repeat itself, and mining stocks appear to be repeating their 2008 performance, which has very interesting implications. 
Via Talk Markets
Although Gold Barely Moved, The GDXJ Took Bearish Action
The precious metals market appears to have topped. The fact that junior miners underperform gold serves as bearish confirmation that more downward waves may follow. 
Via Talk Markets
They Don’t Ring A Bell At Bottoms
The rebound in precious metals should gain more traction when the Fed is officially done hiking rates. High-quality juniors are trading near their lows; the sector is hated, yet may be at the start of... 
Via Talk Markets
The Gold Market: Is It A Peak Before A Big Fall?
Based on the recent movements of the dollar and the S&P 500, the situation of the gold market can also be assessed. Did we just see the top? 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Charts: A Bullish Shine
Stock market investors believe buying stocks at valuation levels seen at the highs of 1929 is a great idea, simply because the Fed is creating a recession. 
Via Talk Markets
Weekly Preview For Gold, Silver & Miners
A look at the weekly outlook for gold, silver, and gold stocks. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold Price Upswing: Have We Really Reached Peak Inflation?
While investors celebrated the mild drop in the CPI, their willingness to assume that inflation will decline linearly should be their downfall. 
Via Talk Markets
These Down-and-Out Stocks Are Shining Bright Today
Some surprising winners are showing signs of life. 
Via The Motley Fool
The U.S. Election And A Vote For Gold
The stock market has a history of rallying after the US mid-terms, regardless of who the winners are. 
Via Talk Markets
This Is Why Friday’s Rally Was Nothing To Worry About
The prices of gold, silver, and mining stocks moved higher on Friday, which might have seemed a big deal, but in reality, it wasn’t. Nothing happened that hasn’t already happened before, and the... 
Via Talk Markets
The GDXJ Has A Choice: Rise With The S&P 500 Or Fall With Gold?
The S&P 500 is blooming, while gold cannot hide its weakness. Both have an impact on junior miners, but which lead will gold stocks follow? 
Via Talk Markets
Gold: Strong In November?
November begins on a positive note, with gold and silver on the move. 
Via Talk Markets
Not All Markets Share The S&P 500’s Enthusiasm
While the S&P 500 reached new monthly highs, gold, silver, and mining stocks took the opposite direction. 
Via Talk Markets
Relatively Dovish Bank Of Canada Depressed The Dollar
The cautious decision of the BoC to raise interest rates helped precious metals rise, worsening the USD’s situation. When will investors’ sentiment change? 
Via Talk Markets
Oil $100: The Big Number For Gold
It doesn’t matter if the Fed hikes rates. What matters is whether those hikes stop an inflationary surge or not, and oil is the main fuel of the world, so it is the main factor for inflation. 
Via Talk Markets
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