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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
5/2/2008 6:15:00 PM

It's been exciting to watch Gold and Silver, two of the many markets editor Mike Drakulich covers in his Metals Specialty Service, follow his forecasts so precisely over the past month or so. Just watch this video Mike recorded on April 23, for example -- it will "blow your socks off," as Mike puts it.

Filed Under: Gold, Silver, Platinum, LME Copper, COMEX Copper, aluminum, Nickel, Zinc, Tin, Lead, hui, NEM
Category: Precious Metals


3 Ways to React to the Price of Gold

by Susan Walker
5/1/2008 6:45:00 PM

One reaction to the high price of gold is to find a way to turn old dental work with gold into money. But wouldn't you rather have a useful forecast for gold first before you ask your dentist to give you back that old gold crown?

Filed Under: Gold, Precious metals, IMF, Gold prices
Category: Precious Metals


VIDEO: Silver Frustrates Market Participants
Wouldn't investors feel less frustrated if they looked at the right causes for market behavior?

by Vadim Pokhlebkin
4/23/2008 5:45:00 PM

Most of the conventional financial analysts remain convinced that what moves market prices are "outside drivers": the Federal Reserve, interest rates, supply, demand, oil prices, you name it – anything BUT the actual collective mindset of traders and investors. Is it any wonder that when none of the "reasons" explain the trend, they feel frustrated?

Filed Under: Silver, Federal Reserve, Nickel, Zinc, Tin, Lead, hui, NEM, Gold, Platinum, LME Copper, COMEX Copper, aluminum
Category: Precious Metals


Why Has Gold Turned Down?

by Nico Isaac
4/23/2008 3:30:00 PM
In case you were wondering: You haven’t gotten taller over the last month. The financial sky is just falling in.  Which begs the question: Why have gold prices been going down?
Filed Under: Gold, Precious metals, Crude oil, Citigroup, credit crisis
Category: Precious Metals


Video: Gold, Silver Following Elliott Wave Script Perfectly
Sharp sell-offs that hit gold and silver on April 18 may just be the beginning.

by Vadim Pokhlebkin
4/18/2008 5:15:00 PM

Here is a free video EWI's own Mike Drakulich released inside his Metals Specialty Service on April 9. Watch it, compare the roadmap outlined in it with the actual market action since April 9 and see for yourself what Elliott wave analysis can accomplish.

Filed Under: Gold, Silver, Copper, aluminum, metals markets, sell off
Category: Precious Metals


The New Gold Rush: Flash In A Pan?

by Nico Isaac
4/7/2008 4:45:00 PM

“A New Gold Rush Is On,” announced a recent New York Times story. And, while the original 49’ers had covered wagons and shovels, the “08’ers” are combing the seashores and cruising down Route 49 with metal detectors and minivans.

Filed Under: Gold, gold rush, mother lode, precious metal, mining, prechter's perspective, gold bull
Category: Precious Metals


Gold and Silver Analysis Worth Its Weight in … You Know

by Gary Grimes
4/1/2008 5:15:00 PM

A picture is worth a thousand words. And when you look at Bob Prechter’s March 14 Elliott Wave Theorist and see that it includes 11 pictures, 5,532 words and two valuable forecasts for gold and silver, I ask you, how much are Prechter’s forecasts worth to your portfolio?

Filed Under: Gold, Silver, Forecast
Category: Precious Metals


How To Cope with Economic Times That Try the Soul
Our Current Financial Crisis as Seen Through the Eyes of Thomas Paine

by Susan Walker
3/25/2008 6:00:00 PM

These are the times that try men's souls, wrote Thomas Paine in 1776, referring to the North American colonists' revolt from British rule. And now, referring to the U.S. economy, we can equally say that these are the economic times that try the national soul. Whereas last year and in years earlier, we here at Elliott Wave International warned about the tough times to come in the economy, today's news stories are full of woe.

Filed Under: Thomas Paine, recession, Gold
Category: Economy


Precious Metals: Are They Safe Places for Your Capital?

by Editorial Staff
2/8/2008 1:00:00 PM

So far this year, gold has outperformed stocks  rising 8.5% while the Dow has dropped 7.6%. The question becomes: Are precious metals the safe haven for capital? 

Filed Under: Gold, Precious metals
Category: Classic Prechter


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