<b>VIDEO:</b> See What Helped Robert Prechter Call the 2011 Top In Commodities

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VIDEO: See What Helped Robert Prechter Call the 2011 Top In Commodities
Chart shows you how far the market has fallen since Bob's January 2011 forecast

By Vadim Pokhlebkin
Fri, 18 May 2012 15:15:00 ET

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On January 24, 2011, Robert Prechter was invited to Canadian BNN TV network for an interview.

Watch as Bob explains the Elliott wave pattern in the CRB Commodities Index that made him bearish on commodities in January 2011.

(Editor's note: Commodities topped three months later, in April 2011.

This chart of the Continuous Commodity Index shows you how far the market has fallen since Bob's January 2011 forecast, which is marked with the red circle. Note: In the video, on the chart of DJIA, the number "500" should be "300.")

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