Gold: A 30 per cent pull-back by mid-summers. Is that a Bear Case or a base for a Bull run?

 

There's a major correction coming for commodity stocks, and most investors don't see it coming. So before you even think of jumping on the commodities bandwagon, consider this:

1. Oil prices have a long history of rising and falling quickly, most recently in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, falling from $75-a-barrel to under $60-a-barrel in weeks.

2. Gold may be sitting at $ 900 an ounce today, but many leading economists are expecting it to plummet 30% or more before the Fourth of July.

3. Corn, Soybeans, Wheat and the other agricultural commodities, ALL at new highs today, but is it really time for farmers to trade their Chevy Silverado in for a Mercedes-Benz?

4.Copper, Aluminum, Silver and Palladium all at their all-time highs with new production coming online at record pace, right as the global economy slows!

When you add everything up, you can begin to see conditions are forming for a major commodities pull-back...as near $4-a-gallon-gas, $1,000 an ounce gold and $5 a bushel
corn is beginning to result in deep cuts in demand.

Is a major commodities collapse inevitable...or as many suggest, could this be forming the foundation of  a new era of ever-spiraling commodities inflation.

My answer will shock you.

Commodities prices are about to take an unexpected turn that could easily split Wall Street into two separate camps:

Those who get rich...and those who lose their shirts.