Goldcorp Inc and More Big Movers in Gold and Silver on November 16, 2012

This morning's trading has marked a bad day for the market so far. The Nasdaq has slipped 1%; the S&P 500 is down 0.6%; and the Dow has decreased 0.8%.

The Gold and Silver sector (SLV) is currently lagging behind the overall market, down 1.2%, and its current biggest movers are:

Company	Market Cap	Percentage Change
IAMGOLD Corporation (NYSE:IAG)	$4.45 billion	-3.2%
Coeur d\'Alene (NYSE:CDE)	$2.05 billion	-2.8%
Pan American Silver Corp (Nasdaq:PAAS)	$2.78 billion	-2.2%
Agnico-Eagle Mines Limited (NYSE:AEM)	$8.87 billion	-2%
First Majestic (NYSE:AG)	$2.43 billion	-1.7%
Goldcorp Inc (NYSE:GG)	$32.34 billion	-1.7%
Randgold Resources Ltd (Nasdaq:GOLD)	$9.37 billion	-1.5%

Broker Summary: E-Trade Financial

IAMGOLD Corporation (NYSE:IAG) has decreased to $11.43 per share, a 3.2% fall. The company's volume is currently 1.6 million shares. This is on pace to fall short of yesterday's volume of 7.7 million shares.

Slipping 2.8%, Coeur d'Alene (NYSE:CDE) is currently trading at $22.17 per share. At 709,408 shares, the company's volume so far today is 0.2 times the average volume over the last three months.

After a decline of 2.2%, Pan American Silver Corp (Nasdaq:PAAS) has hit a share price of $17.84. So far today, the company's volume is 705,721 shares.

Falling 2%, Agnico-Eagle Mines Limited (NYSE:AEM) is currently at a share price of $50.57. At 678,152 shares, the company's volume so far today is in keeping with its current daily average.

First Majestic (NYSE:AG) is currently trading at a share price of $20.56, a 1.7% decline. The company is trading at a volume of 344,849 shares. This is on pace to fall short of yesterday's volume of 1.3 million shares.

Currently trading at $39.20 per share, Goldcorp Inc (NYSE:GG) has fallen 1.7%. The company's volume for the day so far is 2.4 million shares, in keeping with its current three-month average.

Randgold Resources Ltd (Nasdaq:GOLD) is trading at $100.41 per share, down 1.5%. So far today, 170,870 shares have changed hands.

The Bottom Line The nature of the market is such that stocks will have good days and bad days. Daily stock performance should be weighed against historical performance and put in context of the market overall. However, these fundamental metrics must be analyzed with historic data, industry information in addition to firm specific financial statements.