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silversurfer
08-12-2009, 02:37 PM
Gold has fallen sharply in recent days, but its supporters are undaunted: The yellow metal remains within earshot of its all-time high and is destined to soar as the dollar implodes, gold's bulls say.

As is often the case, Bob Precther, president of Elliott Wave International, takes the contrarian view, arguing there's "too much optimism" about precious metals and negativity around the dollar.

In fact, Prechter believes the dollar put in a major bottom last week and, as a result, foresees major weakness ahead for commodities generally, and gold and silver specifically. The precious metals are "heavily overbought" and the "path of least resistance" will be to the downside for many months, he says. "[Gold's] going to go much further [down] than people think."

Prechter predicts gold will follow silver's path, which has put in a series of lower highs in recent months.

"Even though people are one-sidedly bullish on precious metals, they're not making any progress at all," says the legendary market watcher. "I would not be loading up on gold at this point, you'll get a better opportunity later.

http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/299368/Metal-Mania%3A-%22Heavily-Overbought%22-Gold-%26-Silver-Due-for-a-Major-Fall%2C-Prechter-Says

lrodgers
04-13-2011, 10:56 PM
One thing is for sure though, and that is the dollar being on the verge of a more rapid move than we have seen for many months. If this happens we are looking at a massive drop that would stoke an enormous runup in gold (http://www.goldbuyersofusa.com).

itmtrader
11-11-2011, 07:02 AM
Yes i agree with you, but at this time Gold has been advancing for over 10 years now, from a low of $252 per ounce in 1999 to where it sits today at $1,755, which is a gain of over 595%. With gold at unprecedented levels (previous bull market high was $850/oz) is it any wonder why someone would question starting to acquire gold?