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Gold/Mining/Energy : At a bottom now for gold?

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To: Bobby Yellin who wrote (410)5/3/1997 11:05:00 PM
From: Bo Bob Brain   of 1911
 
My interpretation of Elliott Wave Theory
is that the price of gold will not fall below $340 for a
minimum of two years. I also expect gold to hit $410 - $415 sometime
in 1997. Predicting the price of gold via Elliott Wave is more difficult
than predicting the stock market. My charts call for a maximum Dow Jones
peak of around 7100, with an eventual multi year ( if not decade long)
decline eventually to around 1000.

What could make the equity market go pop? I have no idea. The Nikkei
was also considered invincible, but that average is still down considerably
from its peak.

As far as Bre-X goes, any amount over 50 million ounces wouldnt be
mined within 50 years anyway, so much for depressing the price of gold
long term.

It is very depressing watching the price of gold go sideways to down for
such a long time. But I am convinced that the governments of the world
are doing their best to keep the price down. When any commodity is
artificially manipulated, eventually the price must rise to its proper level.
When the powers that be lose control over their market manipulation ( and
some day they will), gold will skyrockret. Lets hope it happens in our lifetime.
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