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The price of gold rallied yesterday over $25.00, while silver and mining stocks got a nice pop, after news came out before the opening bell that the Chinese central bank had resumed it’s big purchases of gold, after having suspended them six months ago.

Central banks around the world have been accumulating more and more gold in their reserves over the past few years, but China has been the biggest buyer of them all, and stepped up their buying after Russia’s banking reserves were “sterilized” by the West in Ukraine War sanctions.

This buying has been a huge driver in the rise in gold in the past few years.

However, in June news hit that the China central bank had suspended buying gold. That sent gold down over $100 in a day and spurred a lot of gold bears into predicting a massive crash.

Now the Chinese central bank has revealed in a monthly update that it began buying gold again last month.

That’s huge news for precious metals bulls, but there is a big lesson in it too for everyone.

A lot of Americans have been selling out of their gold ETF’s, like GLD, since gold made its last peak in October right below $2800. Now the Chinese stopped buying gold and started buying again at HIGHER prices.

If the Chinse central bank was trying to time its gold purchases for a dip that dip never happened for them, because gold didn’t fall below $2400 again.

If the Chinese central bank was trying to cause gold to drop, well, they failed at that too.

And if the Chinese central bank thought that gold was too highly valued in the summer, they have now realized that they were mistaken as they are buying it again at over $300 higher.

It just shows how hard jumping in and out of something that is in a bull market is to do.

Gold and silver both started new cyclical bull markets when they broke out this March.

It looks like the Chinese central bank realized that trying to time gold purchases was folly.

Now those Americans who sold out of their GLD are learning the same thing, and if they don’t do something about it before the year is over, they too will have to buy back at higher prices next year.

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