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Dave Erfle – Massive Swings In Gold & Silver: Navigating the Correction and Rebound

Cory
February 3, 2026

 

In this KE Report Daily Editorial, we are joined by Dave Erfle, founder and editor of the Junior Miner Junky, to break down one of the most volatile weeks in recent precious metals history. After a parabolic run in January, the sector faced a massive Friday washout that left many investors questioning the trend. Dave provides his insights on risk management, technical support levels, and why this “gentleman’s entry” might be the reset the market needed before the next leg higher.

 

Key Discussion Points:

  • Market Volatility and Technical Corrections: Dave analyzes the massive volume spikes in GDX and GDXJ, explaining why a 20% correction in gold and a 40% move in silver are actually healthy resets within a broader bull market.
  • Silver Stocks and Leverage Dynamics: A look at the SIL and SILJ ratios to silver itself reveal that silver miners have lagged behind the metal, and we discuss why the upcoming Q4 earnings season could trigger a massive sector re-rating.
  • M&A Trends and Copper’s Growing Role: From Eldorado Gold’s acquisition of Foran Mining to Zijin Mining’s move on Allied Gold, we explore why major producers are aggressively hunting for base and precious metal assets.

 

Click here to visit the Junior Miner Junky website to learn more about Dave’s investment letter – https://www.juniorminerjunky.com/

 


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Discussion
7 Comments
    13 hours ago

    In 3 months Microsoft has lost $764 billion, still a fair amount of money. They say Microsoft is the beginning of the coming tech crash. Nvidia is my favorite stock to watch but it only lost a paltry $147 billion today. It has to do a lot better than that. LOL! DT

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    13 hours ago

    “Something Fishy at Fort Knox”, Frank Giustra at around the 29:30 mark

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8VfuKlED6o

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    13 hours ago

    My silver miner portfolio ended the day up more than silver by about 1.5%, so I was whining about nothing earlier today.

    That being said, with silver up 7.5% they should have been up even more. hahahaha

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    12 hours ago

    Excellon had a good day at about 20%. Overall a great day for my accounts.

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      12 hours ago

      Looks like the algos might be getting back into alternating day scenarios. We will see. Hate to see us have corrections when we will have to suffer when they tank the general markets … if ever. We seemed to have enough corrections over the last 50 years to last us awhile.

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        10 hours ago

        It is a bipartisan scheme to create volatility and then front run it continuously.

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          9 hours ago

          We are always being gamed. I always remember the $920 million “penalty ” against JPM for manipulative trading of precious metals. The big glitch was that rather than “pay tbe fine” to victims … $300+ mil went to DOJ and the remaining $600+ mil went to the other side of JPM manipulative trades. Bottomline: both receiving the funds should be defined as complicit co-defendants and not victims.
          It is amazing how many experts believe that somehow there was some “legal action” against evilt JPM. I always wanted an audit to see if not only the $920 mil fine was paid to non-victims, but the Treasury might have paid the fine under the table. That would be a double loss to tax payers.

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