A phrase frequently repeated by Wall Street followers is, "Buy the rumor, sell the fact." On Monday, the NY stock market soared right at the opening bell and the pre-election rally continued during most of the regular trading hours on Tuesday, as the Dow closed at 18,332.74, up 73.14 points. However, as you can see from the data provided below, the Dow is taking a beating in after-hours trading tonight, currently down 450 points, while Gold has catapulted above the 1300 handle.

Concurrent with the rise in Gold, I found it more than curious that Kitco, one of the websites that tracks the prices of precious metals, is currently offline.

DJ 30 INDUSTRIALS Index - Closing Price
Source: Ino.com
2016-11-08 16:02:54, 0 min delay
18332.74 +73.14 (+0.40%)
http://quotes.ino.com/charting/?s=INDEX_DJI

RMB Group - After Hours Quotes
Nov 8, 2016

http://www.rmbgroup.com/quotes/

Currencies
U.S. Dollar Index Dec 16 98.080 98.120 96.655 97.080 -0.780 21:02

Energies
Crude Oil WTI Dec 16 44.82 45.25 43.31 43.94 -1.04 21:02

Financials
T-Bond Dec 16 162-08 164-15 161-13 163-19 +1-16 21:02

Indices
S&P 500 E-Mini Dec 16 2138.00 2152.50 2057.25 2070.50 -65.00 21:02
Dow Indu 30 E-Mini Dec 16 18304 18394 17768 17835 -450 21:02

Metals
Gold Dec 16 1276.8 1314.7 1268.1 1304.3 +29.8 21:02 Q / C / O
Silver Dec 16 18.400 18.840 18.275 18.580 +0.224 21:02