Gold Miners Predictions
Browse Gold Miners market predictions and forecasts from well-known financial commentators. Each prediction is tracked from the date it was published to its estimated deadline, then graded correct or wrong based on the outcome.
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[20:44] I think that these mining stocks are, believe it or not, still undervalued. Gold slightly overvalued. Mining stocks still very cheap. I think they got a big run in front of them still.
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[11:05] I think there's a swing trade here for upside B on GDX back into the 94 range.
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[4:46] I think we can get a 20 to 30% draw down in the gold miners from the highs because of those diesel costs which are up 70% off the December lows
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[18:48] I think three years we we'll see many investors come into the old mining stock space and so that's kind of my time horizon for those.
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[19:14] gold stocks have not moved relative to other asset classes. If you pull up a chart of gold and uh I mean yeah, gold and gold stocks, you'll see that gold stocks really haven't broken out as a group relative to the gold price... That is still ahead in my opinion and I'm investing accordingly.
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[33:51] But if we're looking at the price of gold secularly or the price of silver secularly, the miners are going to rip. But again, know your entry, know your exit.
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[0:12] if I had to put this in baseball terms, I would say we're in a gold stock bull market and I think we're probably in the second inning.
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[0:07] the gold stocks will do significantly better than bullion
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[23:42] I still think they will do as well, if not better, than the stock market, at least for the balance of this year and into 2026
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GDX gained 60.3% versus ^GSPC's 5.6% gain over the prediction period (2025-07-11 to 2026-06-30), meaning mining stocks significantly outperformed the stock market, which matches the claim that they would 'do as well, if not better, than the stock market'
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[23:13] So I think well they are likely to correct. In fact, they have corrected which is something that we wrote about here a few weeks ago. But I think it's going to be a relatively shallow and contained correction for the gold miners and then they'll be up again.
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The prediction claimed gold miners would have a 'shallow and contained correction' followed by resuming their upward trend. GDX declined only 7.4% from $48.37 to $44.77 (a shallow correction), and GDXJ declined only 6.0% from $59.69 to $56.11, both qualifying as shallow corrections, and both subsequently resumed strong uptrends reaching 32.5% and 35.4% gains respectively by the target date, exactly matching the prediction's claims.
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[14:04] I think longer term uh the GDX and even the GDXJ have a lot higher price levels to reach before there's any really consideration to any meaningful top.
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