Gold and silver mining stocks are rising again today, with $GDX hitting new highs for this bull market. Yet gold itself is barely positive, having recovered a $20 morning selloff. Risk-seeking investors should get on board this train.
$AMRC +36% in opening trade................... https://t.co/fIvRB7qWlM
$GDX #Miners - Latest... Are the miners aiming for all time highs?... https://t.co/LZeBgR1SM7 https://t.co/Rsw1Zkp5vZ
Gold and silver mining stocks have experienced notable gains in early August 2025, with several key players reaching new highs. The VanEck Gold Miners ETF ($GDX) surged nearly 4%, achieving fresh multi-year highs, while the iShares Silver Trust ETF ($SIL) rose by approximately 2.9%. Individual mining companies such as Agnico Eagle Mines ($AEM), Kinross Gold ($KGC), and Gold Fields Limited ($GFI) have also posted strong performances. Agnico Eagle Mines notably closed at an all-time high, with its stock up 68.4% year-to-date in 2025, driven by an impressive approximately $2,000 all-in sustaining cost (AISC) profit margin reported in Q2 2025. Despite these advances in mining stocks, the prices of gold and silver metals themselves have shown only modest gains, with gold recovering from a $20 morning selloff but remaining near its recent peak. The strong performance of mining equities contrasts with the more subdued movement in the underlying metals, suggesting increased investor interest in mining companies amid current market conditions. Additionally, Americium Resources ($AMRC) saw a 36% increase in its opening trade, further highlighting the sector's momentum.