I'm gonna get into GDXJ for a medium to longer term play this week on the next pull back, but it might not pullback that much, if at all. Metals are racing off the bottom they've been at for months. Even if the Fed doesn't explicitly say this week they're going to do large scale permanent asset purchases (most likely because of the election), they've made it crystal clear they will in the future if bad economic data comes out, like Friday's jobs report. Metals, the dollar, equities, and treasuries are all reacting like they did after the 2010 Jackson Hole speech as institutional money is reallocating to risk. It has been for months now in equity cyclicals, but now the dollar broke trendline support, and long term treasuries are heading that way. Metals have broken major resistance. Of course, if the Fed comes out and says they're not going to do anything, it all reverses, but that's apparently not what the market is expecting. Heck, European stock markets are starting to rally like crazy! China's stock market broke out from major long term resistance.