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VIDEO: "Gold, Silver: Expect A Bounce, Then – A Devastating Decline"
It's been exciting to watch Gold and Silver follow Elliott wave-based forecasts so precisely.

By Vadim Pokhlebkin
Fri, 02 May 2008 18:15:00 ET
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Feedback. The following comments were submitted at 5/2/2008 2:24:49 PM:

Comments: "MD – an excellent performance by you over the last couple of weeks, giving not only an accurate roadmap on a timely basis, but showing fib[onacci] levels and suggested trades - keep up the good work. R.T."

What you've just read is another actual email from a subscriber to Elliott Wave International's Metals Specialty Service. "MD" in the email is Mike Drakulich, Metals Specialty Service longtime editor.
 
It's been exciting to watch Gold and Silver, two of the many markets Metals Specialty Service covers, follow Mike's forecasts so precisely over the past month or so. Every week, Mike records a new video update for his subscribers; you may have seen the April 9 video we released earlier. Well, since April 9, Mike recorded 4 new video forecasts for Gold and Silver – the latest one today, May 2.
 

Watch Mike Drakulich's very latest (May 2) 5-minute video forecast for Gold and Silver now, inside EWI's Metals Specialty Service. Learn more here.
 
To give you an idea what Mike Drakulich's subscribers are raving about, watch this video – Mike recorded it on April 23. Watch it now, then compare price action in Gold and Silver since April 23 to Mike's forecast – and see for yourself how amazingly accurate Elliott wave forecasting can be.
 
(Released on April 23 to Metals Specialty Service subscribers.)
 

EWI's Metals Specialty Service brings your intensive, intraday and daily, forecasts for Gold, Silver, Platinum, LME/COMEX Copper, Aluminum, plus regular coverage of Nickel, Zinc, Tin, Lead, HUI and NEM. Learn here how to get them now.

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