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1  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: November 07, 2019, 01:50:40 AM

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Technically you should "NOT GO LONG THIS MARKET" since we are still due a retest of support...  so you can relax you will still get your buying opportunity. We have a turning point on Q1 2020 which should produce a high and the next on Q4 2020 which should produce a low if weekly reversals are elected from the high on Q1 2020.

You need to start thinking for yourself Armstrong is not the type to hold your hand.

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https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/armstrong-economics-upcoming-events/world-economic-conference/wec-2019-orlando-knockin-on-havens-door-or-the-big-fake-out/

'...Two critical patterns are possible — a 2020 low and rally thereafter, or a 2020 high with respect to the share markets
...everything from Energy to Agriculture is in the staging ground for the next ECM along with precious metals...
...For these reasons, we have some markets preparing for false breakouts and a critical mass approaching in 2020 on such a global scale.
...So are we Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door or the Big Fake Out?
2  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: October 10, 2019, 02:04:51 AM

..paid troll..


..sometimes on this forum i think i'm losing my sight..my eyes just glaze over..yeah, nah.
3  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: October 09, 2019, 08:44:54 PM
Ok, question, MA repeatedly states China will take over and become the financial capital of the world after 2032. How can this be, with the CCP in charge(communist) and their dual currencies system and not allowing people to take money out of the country, who in their right mind would put their money there to create this change? BTW, I never heard MA ever talk about China's dual currency system, I only found out two weeks or so ago, why the silence on this issue which is significant to anyone who considers putting money in China?  I know there has been dual system for trade but evidently to get money out of China you have to convert to US$ only with the permission of the CCP, this explains bitcoin going to the moon since Chinese have no other way to get money out. If this is old news, I apologize.

As Gumbi said, China will stand taller after the crash and burn;
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/china/chine-the-financial-capital-of-the-world-after-2032
Q - '..You keep stating that the center of Finance will move to China. However, the world distrusts China, rightly so. How can they become the Financial Center if no one trusts them?
A - That will come only after 2032. Keep in mind, the West will be tested and the failed system of continually borrowing is why the confidence in the West will break. After that, it will become the lesser of two evils. The financial capital of the world always migrates. The British never saw how America could take their crown. Throw in a world war, and capital moves..'

https://www.peakprosperity.com/martin-armstrong-dow-35000-by-2021/
'..It’s more than people really understand. The capital flows have been moving into the United States from Europe dramatically and also from China. I mean, that was the whole issue behind bitcoin. More than 80 percent of the volume was all coming out of China because the Chinese figured out “OK, fine, there are currency restraints,. So if I can’t get my cash out of the country, I’ll buy bitcoin and then I’ll sell it in on another terminal outside of China, probably in the US, and I get my money. That’s what’s been going on..'
4  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: July 23, 2019, 12:29:35 AM
Yes, those are the channels MA talks about and what annoys me about him. These are not some new discovery or magical secret. There are ascending, descending and horizontal (support and resistance) Channels. From what I understand some traders make a living trading Horizontal Channels, Buy at support and sell at resistance and /or short resistance and buy back at support. I was never able to achieve that myself, different skillset. As to the 60k the yellow channel shows 2041 but the red shows 2027. But as I stated before the red steeper channel may not be sustained. But, I guess if it continues along that red channel, you could ride it up and when it breaks you can run for the exit.  Grin, hopefully before everyone else. Unless the yellow channel has a blow off in 2032 that channel shows 2041 for 60k.

Just a point about charts, as was told to me, "Charts are a graphical representation of human behavior".       

Thanks for the insights! I still have lots to learn.  I shall be back in 2041 to compare your forecasts  Grin Wink

Over and out.
5  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: July 20, 2019, 03:01:18 AM
To be honest, I never looked at TA as a time scale but you can make projections. First there has to be a trend and by extending the trendline or channel forward you can guesstimate where the security will be at a particular time in the future. ONLY IF it stays within the trendline and/or channel and no unexpected condition arises, ie correction, recession, war etc, then the process starts all over again. For example IF the Dow follows the red channel and stays the coarse the Dow could be at 46720 on 6/13/2024 but IF it follows above the yellow channel it will be at the same level on 6/3/2032. Another good example is the yellow channel from 2009 to 2019, this channel was created when the Dow made it first low after the 2009 bottom, 2011. So in 2011 IF the Dow continued it upward trend (which it did) you could see where it could be in 2017. Yes, it's hindsight but shows the projections. The trend is in force until the weight of the evidence says otherwise. I posted the same chart but with the two projections on it.

Just a side I personally would prefer the Dow not follow the red channel since the steeper the ascent the more likely a bubble. I would prefer it continue along the yellow channel, slow and steady and less risky. But the market does what it wants, lol.

Btw this is my own personal opinion and observations.

Interesting - thank you!

Armstrong has mentioned the case for a 'Channel Move' - is that definition where it moves up between the red lines (rookie q)?
He has always said 40ish for the DOW, and now the cycle has extended, he says probability of 60K for 2032.
Does the top of your yellow line touch 60K for 2032?
6  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: July 19, 2019, 02:21:34 AM

2 more;
https://www.linkedin.com/in/erwin-pletsch-ab911338
https://ae.linkedin.com/in/ashley-warren-05480480?trk=public_profile_browsemap_mini-profile_title
7  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: July 18, 2019, 11:04:38 PM
I'm intrigued to know, as a UK resident, what Marty said yesterday in his private blog about "Britain in Crisis".
If anyone saw it, would he/she/it mind sketching it out for me, please?

The press/tv here is blitzing us with terrifying scenerios which will occur if/when Brexit happens. [I think they're laying the foundation for another referendum - when we'll be given another chance to, this time, vote the 'right' way!].
Thank you...
John


If Boris becomes Prime Minister there's a chance of a general election and a risk that Corbyn will win - hence the pound is falling.  He's said for a long time that the GBP will most likely go to par with the USD and has been bearish for many years. For a person like me, investing with the major trend (i moved my GBP into USD and US equities) and listening to him (and not others who for the past 5 yrs have said the USD will hyper inflate any day) has kept me in the green.

I have direct relatives living in the UK, Germany, France and the US...  those in the US really have no idea what it's like in Europe right now.  Capital is definitely fleeing..
8  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: July 18, 2019, 10:51:09 PM

I respect that you have more experience in TA and trading than myself, so I read Armstrong 5 years ago back in Oct 2014 forecasting:

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/uncategorized/so-when-will-we-know/
'..we are looking at a rally into 2017-2018 with the Dow reaching the 25,000-28,000 level. That would be the minimum target objective...'
BANG ON

Did your charting back then come up with the same? (serious q - not being facetious, promise)

Private blog post Jan 1st 2018 ''..Our three primary targets were 18500, 23700, and then 36000-40000. We also mentioned there would be intermediate resistance at the 25000 and 28000 level..This 25,000-28,000 is the new barrier. Once we get through that area, then the next minimum target becomes 32,000...'

So this 32000 number was forecast way b4 the important Dec 2018 low that you used to get that same number.. so how did he do it?  What charts did he use? I am honestly interested to know..

Well, without looking at my own charts and checking some online ones, if you draw a trend line from the 2016 low to to next low and extent it you will see it intersect the 25k-28k area. He, like most follow the trend and project to the future, of coarse for gains. But I usually always look down first before making a decision. Also if you look at a chart from the year 1800  to present, there are some online and MA also posted one, the Dow is nothing but ascending, the great depression is nothing but a blimp on the chart which to me shows the Dow for many reason will go up over the long term. You probably could also judge the direction from those charts also. Just for perspective he also forecasted Gold $5000+ on 11/7/2009, it's on his blog. I'll look further into this on my own charts.

Here's the link to Gold $5000+
http://s3.amazonaws.com/armstrongeconomics-wp/2012/03/gold-5000-11-7-09.pdf

Here's my Chart and how Targets can be determined. IMO the Dow from 1/2018 to recent is a correction after a long uptrend. As you can see, the Dow is attempting to continue in the steeper red trend after breaking out of the top Yellow trendline and holding the top yellow channel resistance that is now support. Just an observation and thought.


Thanks for clarifying and showing detailed charts.  I understand that the closer you get to a date, the better you can chart a number.

What do your charts confirm for 2022 and 2024?  Can you give a forecast?

Yes he's forecast maximum $5000 on gold for many years.  I contrast that with others like Rickards and David H Hunter who say $10K gold.  Which is it? Time will tell.


9  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: July 17, 2019, 10:12:57 PM

This is what annoys me the most about him. For months he has been saying how the Dow is in a consolidation and no new highs until 2020. But now he is pumping this 27K and not a word of 2020. Sorry but I didn't listen to him and saw this coming and added more position in my DIA, SPY and opened a new position in QQQ. Yes I anticipated base off of the weight of the evidence. I'd be happy to post my buys from about 1.5/2 weeks ago.

More importantly is the fact that 27k was a major resistance from 1/2018 which has created a triple top and the implications of a break is big. The longer the resistance(1.5 years) the greater the break/ascent. This, plus the fact we have a Head & Shoulders pattern which is normally a continuation pattern. On any breakout there is always a retracement, 27k in this case, so a decline into the fall is not unusual. Oh and the projection on price is from the Dec/18 low is 32,000 and from the first support around 24,000 it's 30,000. This is all TA, so no mystery.  

So, we have resistance at 27k for 1.5 yrs, triple top and a H&S pattern that's usually a continuation pattern. Plus indicators with room to move. Lets not forget millions of traders looking at the same charts and TA. To me this was a buy signal but didn't go to heavy but will buy more on the retracement. Which, if in all the excitement you missed the break is a good entry point.

I'm by no means an expert but this works for me and is available to anyone who wants to use it. Just some observation and actions I took. I guess my point is this could all be done with some research, training and willingness to take the hits(losses) for hardly any cost. In all the years reading MA, buying 1 report and attending 2015 WEC I always fall back on my charts and TA to buy and sell.

I respect that you have more experience in TA and trading than myself, so I read Armstrong 5 years ago back in Oct 2014 forecasting:

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/uncategorized/so-when-will-we-know/
'..we are looking at a rally into 2017-2018 with the Dow reaching the 25,000-28,000 level. That would be the minimum target objective...'
BANG ON

Did your charting back then come up with the same? (serious q - not being facetious, promise)

Private blog post Jan 1st 2018 ''..Our three primary targets were 18500, 23700, and then 36000-40000. We also mentioned there would be intermediate resistance at the 25000 and 28000 level..This 25,000-28,000 is the new barrier. Once we get through that area, then the next minimum target becomes 32,000...'

So this 32000 number was forecast way b4 the important Dec 2018 low that you used to get that same number.. so how did he do it?  What charts did he use? I am honestly interested to know..



10  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: July 15, 2019, 10:49:28 PM
So, something to share, a number of years ago I read an article about an investment fund that constantly beat the market. It is a private fund only offered to employees to the Company. The interesting part is the people who ran the fund had created a system solely on science, numbers and correlations. They only hired "Quants", for the people who do not know what quants are ,they are Phd's of various fields, specifically Mathematicians, Physics and Science. Wall street started using them in the mid 2000's but this fund have been using them for much longer. The company also required the quants to NOT have any financial background. At the time their investing record was very very impressive, they always beat the market with returns and performance in the double digit area. Since 1994-2014 their average return was 71%, wow how do I get in, lol. You can't, you have to work for them,   Angry. what's more interesting is they since opened two funds to the general public but doesn't even come close to the performance of their flag ship fund, Medallion fund and the Company's name Renaissance Technologies.
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n 1988, the firm established its most profitable portfolio, the Medallion Fund, which used an improved and expanded form of Leonard Baum's mathematical models, improved by algebraist James Ax, to explore correlations from which they could profit. Simons and Ax started a hedge fund and named it Medallion in honor of the math awards that they had won.
enaissance's flagship Medallion fund, which is run mostly for fund employees,[8] "is famed for one of the best records in investing history, returning more than 35 percent annualized over a 20-year span".[5] From 1994 through mid-2014 it averaged a 71.8% annual return.

My point is Why would anyone want to sell a system that almost doubles your returns every year? It seems Renaissance Technologies isn't willing to give up their secret trading system to anyone. Which I don't blame them.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance_Technologies

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/armstrongeconomics101/basic-concepts/understanding-performance/

'Understanding Performance - Socrates v Medallion

QUESTION: Marty; I invested in your Deutsche Bank hedge fund and the performance was about 3 times that of even the Renaissance’s Medallion fund. Your employees said for the public fund you closed positions early because you were making too much in 1998. Yet that was still about 3 times what Medallion produced in 1998. Medallion is closed since 2005 and nobody has been able to duplicate their returns no less your’s. You said at the WEC you had no interest in returning to managing funds. Why is it that the only two quantitative funds to be successful, you and Renaissance, do not take on more clients?

ANSWER: Performance declines the larger a fund becomes. There is a limit to the amount of money one can manage on the same scenario. Conspiracy theorists do not want to hear that. But this is reality. Someone can return 50% with $10 million and lose money with $100 million. As I will point out, the scope of trading is paramount to fund management.
To set the record straight, yes I had to close out positions early in 1998 in the public fund because we made way too much money. That may sound nuts, but in a public open fund you cannot post gains in the hundreds or percent for a two months. It would upset the entire industry cause all sorts of problems even with regulators. The model correctly forecast the Long-Term Capital Management Crash. I sold $1 billion worth of Japanese yen at 147 against the Yearly Bullish Reversal in addition to numerous other markets. They began calling me Mr. Yen for that trade....
11  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: July 12, 2019, 01:02:49 AM
Anyone here follow David H Hunter?  https://twitter.com/DaveHcontrarian

Another cycles and macro strategist.  He sees a melt-UP in the markets: S&P 3500, DOW 32000, Nasdaq 11000 by 4th Qtr - then a large fall.

Gold to also max out at $1550 and then fall below $1000 thereafter.

He sees the next cycle coming soon as highly inflationary with precious metals+miners zooming up (Gold $7000, Silver $200...), inc industrials and commodities.   Inflation and interest rates to be double digits by mid 2020s.

Bond market to be avoided in that cycle

Where he differs from Armstrong is that he sees the stock markets as falling 80% and not recovering for a generation.  Armstrong says the high has extended to 2032..

I find it fascinating to follow and compare them both.

12  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: July 02, 2019, 04:13:21 AM

It appears that even his famous one about the 1987 crash was hindsight not a forecast:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1082909.msg13594110#msg13594110

I would love to see that under the microscope (time line with sources).

Michael Campbell (https://mikesmoneytalks.ca) is on tape confirming Armstrong called him personally in 1989 on the day of the Nikkei high, to advise that was the high and that it would fall, never to return to those numbers again in his lifetime.  

at 21mins - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5lG0-hjkrA

Do you believe him?

13  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: July 02, 2019, 03:05:10 AM
There was that one Canadian guy online here who apparently uses Socrates to trade. https://www.mininginteractive.com/ Does anyone know his performance?

..And these guys; https://integratedwealthmanagement.ca/learned-martin-armstrongs-orlando-conference/

'..1) Socrates is NOT supposed to be used as a day-trading platform

2) Socrates should be used in tandem with an existing disciplined framework, including proper diversification, disciplined trade execution, moderate trading frequency, and with very disciplined risk management in place

3) Our managers will utilize Socrates to make sure Client portfolios:

Are on the right side of every major currency move
Are over-weighted in asset classes that have the best risk : reward potential
Avoid major losses from high-risk asset classes, and possibly benefit by shorting these asset classes..'


i'm not a trader in any sense.  But I use Armstrong as a macro road map and i'm in the green because of it.
If i'd listened to someone like Jim Rickards who wrote The Death of the Dollar years ago and pushes gold all the time, I'd be in the red for sure.
14  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: June 15, 2019, 03:24:49 AM
Any public trading records available on Armstrong? He apparently did OK trading metals some years back for DB which he likes to show on his blog http://s3.amazonaws.com/armstrongeconomics-wp/2014/01/DeustcheBank-Fund.pdf but that's pretty much the only thing he's posted as far as trading record. Nothing else, and it is probably because the others don't look so nice.

There is another private blog out about gold and a rally. I'm sure his sub 1000 gold crash will pan out someday...

Armstrong claims to have said in front of a large gathering at some kind of conference in the 80's that he said the market would crash in days due to a large gap in the Reversals which was Black Monday- a long shot, but anyone have it on tape? Or a record he traded it? I don't think Armstrong has any record or else he would have shown it by now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLCkRxrfo10
at 22 mins
Michael Campbell says Armstrong called him directly that day to tell him the high in the Nikkei was in (Dec 89). 
Do you trust his word?
15  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: June 08, 2019, 06:52:59 AM
Did anyone else see it??!

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/markets-by-sector/interest-rates/trump-v-federal-reserve-why/

He's deleted his final paragraph from this blog post..I definitely read it 12 hrs ago and now I can't find it. 

From memory it said something to the effect that '..I should warn you that the Govt are trying to silence me again, this time once and for all.  They can kill me - it does not matter as it will not affect the outcome...'

I am definitely worried for him.  He should leave the US and move to Asia..!
16  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: May 23, 2019, 04:30:18 AM
QUESTION: You are a legend in programming that you seem not to be aware of. The debate has been did your computer achieve self-consciousness?

ANSWER: No. It achieved self-awareness. It immediately knew the government was trying to take it to its secret computer lab in WTC building 7 that mysterious collapsed even though nothing struck the building. They were angry when they realized it had self-destructed. It was aware of its surroundings and it took all but 7 seconds to self-destruct overwriting all code 7 times and shifting around so they could never un-erase and put him back together again.

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/uncategorized/self-aware-artificial-intelligence/

Sounds legit.

Armstrong talking at HackMiami in 2016 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLqmb8WhosU

Scroll down to Protagonists:  - ://forecaster-movie.com/en/the-story/
'..Tony Godin ..IT specialist..he was the programmer for Armstrongs Princeton Economic International and built the internal IT Security system. He programmed a network that reacted with self-destruction on any interference from outside. When some of the PEI Systems were under attack, he built honey traps and tracked the intruders back to certain IT-addresses in Langley, Virginia - where the CIA has headquarters..'

at 43mins (in German) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLCkRxrfo10
He tells the audience that Socrates was set up in tandem with other computers that 'ping' each other.  Once one is removed it realises there's a problem and self-destructs.
'..Tony is one of the best hackers i've ever seen - he built honey traps and lured them into a fake system..we watched what they did..'

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2009/10/12/the-secret-cycle
The S.E.C.’s Armstrong case file was lost when the September 11th terrorist attack obliterated its offices, in 7 World Trade Center.
17  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: May 20, 2019, 07:39:23 AM
I have recently read another very interesting book - written by a former employee of Princeton Economic Institute just before MA was thrown into jail.

It is called Not On My Grandfather's Wallstreet, though the book isn't exclusively about MA. It does have many chapters about his run ins with MA, working with him, and then meeting him soon after his release from prison.

That person (who uses a pseudonym) is Barclay Leib, who from what i can tell is a professional and successful trader, who still works in trading to this day. Meanwhile, MA appears to have no real trading history, at least since he left jail. I wonder if he was banned from trading as part of a deal to release him? That would explain the (possible) snake oil salesman selling of events and subscriptions. Nice earner for him...

Lieb is interesting in what he talks about, I will cover that below. He also talks about MA's early life where he used to work for government analysing rockets. He then moved into financial consulting having been so bored working for government, he started reading extensively into history and economic cycles. Ironic that MA explains A students work for C students, and B students work for government.

It seems he was always a B student, not least with no formal education or qualifications in either economics or trading. That I do find interesting as you would never think that. Granted pieces of paper are just that, but then by that same argument, if MA was so incredible, why hasn't he dedicated himself to his art and become a PhD at the very least? It does reduce his credibility.

In the book, MA is called "Marty Amwell" and Armstrong Economics is referred to as "Amwell Economics".

It does not paint a particularly rosy picture of MA and at the time (1999) when the sh*t was hitting the fan. Essentially, ML was using his consulting firm to buy up tobashi transactions among major Japanese companies, who were suffering serious investment/pensions losses. Referenced in the book (but not named) is Naoki Kumagai who was an MA client who he met at his Tokyo WEC event. This guy was later charged with fraud and jailed for 8 years.

The FBI investigation into MA was actually started by the Japanese financial regulators. BL asked MA before he was arrested if he had made any losses, where he was trading through (Edmond J.) Safra Bank. He told BL, something in the region of $400m had been lost.

Fast forward to MA's release from jail and he agreed to meet BL, who explained he was left "disgusted" that MA now denied he had made any losses or had even done anything wrong. MA explained it was Safra who stole the money.

BL explained that after getting out of jail, MA appeared a "complete mess" and his "sharp" mind was no more. He explains of the Armstrong Economics blog back in 2014/15 and how where before jail, MA's writings were on point, now it had turned into irreverent ramblings.

What is interesting though is BL never said the pi cycle was wrong. He actually does believe it exists, though requires further refining. He talks of double the 8.6 cycle (17 years) as major turning points, though his forecasts generally line up with what MA forecast. See some of his articles:
https://safehaven.com/article/248/measuring-financial-time-the-magic-of-pi
http://www.sandspring.com/articles/TechnicalAnalystMagazineJan2009.pdf

I still think MA may have uncovered an interesting theory on cycles that may well be true, however, since getting out of jail, I question whether:
• He still trades anymore, not least as he seems very shady about his current trading (he may well be banned)
• Socrates actually exists or is a ruse to cover up incriminating evidence that would jail him even longer re: the tobashi scam
• His state of mind having been put in solitary for 5 years and almost killed by an inmate who battered his head with his own typewriter
• His finances where, if you are entering your twilight years and need money, would the ethics of making money by lying override honesty?
• His trading prowess where it may well be likely he made wrong bets on USD/JPY and lost HUNDREDS of millions - why didn't Socrates help him avoid this?


Barclay Leib does appear in his documentary 'The Forecaster': view here on Youtube (in German):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLCkRxrfo10

at 44mins -  Leib alludes to the fact that he is not sure the story about Safra is real;'.. it could or could not be true..?'
at 1hr20mins - Leib confirms that on 24 Feb 2007 (remember Armstrong is in jail since 1999) - he shorts the market based on the Arrays - a Pi day - and lo and behold world markets tank, based on no news.. it made the '..hairs on the back of my neck stand on end..'


18  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: May 16, 2019, 10:10:41 PM
StrikeEagle knows why, being Armstrong. I'd also like to know what method he uses to track global capital flows; last I read on the site, it was a third party provider. Armstrong's model requires accurate and reliable data, and if he does not have that, the whole thing is put to question. A single thing goes wrong and, like a complex ecosystem, everything else is affected.

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/uncategorized/capital-flows-currency-flows/
'..The capital flows you can obtain from OECD. You have to take the Capital Account and Current Account. We get the raw data that is faster. The Capital Account reflects capital inflows typically for investment, stocks, bonds, real estate, etc. The Current Account reflects the erroneously referred to trade numbers for it also includes outflows of interest and dividends...
Currency Flows are a more immediate indicator and the price reflects the flows and we can detect volume. Thus, a rising dollar and a declining euro will reflect the currency flows instantly and be confirmed by the Capital Flows as the data comes in.
This is how we were able to state publicly in 1998 that we saw $100 billion going into to Russia and $150 billion leaving. Hence, we warned Russia would collapse and that became the Long-Term Capital Management debacle.....
Keep in mind that many central banks gave us access to raw data so they too could see the world faster. Correlation studies show that the rise and fall of currencies reflect the final numbers of Capital Flows...'

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/world-news/capital-flow/capital-flow-movements/
'..Here is our capital flow map, which is proprietary. Even central banks are using this. We are collecting the raw data globally and will be providing a breakdown in the future of volume and sector analysis we pick up in the flows..'
19  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: May 14, 2019, 04:31:27 AM
Armstrong has stated time before price and price before time. Both ways. For example, he says NEVER trade in anticipation, wait for the reversals to be elected to show you the way. Then he also states the running out of time trades to trade against the Reversals.

The GMW could just tell us when large gaps are in addition to/instead of GMW patterns. Because we only need large gaps, not the other stuff.

A lot of traders can instantly read a chart at a glance. They wouldn't need a GMW, particularly not when it changes frequently. Also, if a lot of stocks are changing eg dropping hard ala contagion, this is just another way of saying that stuff is correlated. Market beta, if you were. I'd like to know which institution(s) bought the GMW for $250k. I never heard of a single one paying that much for Armstrong's stuff.

Armstrong says he spent over $100M on his system but I'd like to know how he managed to trade his way up there to do so. His site also suffers from bugs and such, as many can attest. I don't have proof of this anymore (it might be in my album actually, but its a huge album), but when I was on reddit, a guy was PM-ing me Daily level arrays well before they were out in the Pro version. He hacked it to get to them. He told me that they were in the system but just hadn't been available to the end users yet. They were changing frequently back then too. If I find it, it will be dated, and thus PROVE Armstrong's so called $100M system has a 2-bit cheap security system. Maybe because it really is cheap in the first place.

Interesting! The proof is in the pudding as they say.

He's oft talked about big trades he's handled - https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/armstrongeconomics101/warning-about-people-soliciting-money-for-trading/
'When I shorted the markets for the Russian collapse that manifested into the Long-Term Capital Management Crisis, that was easy to initiate. The hard part came when to take profits and reverse. I sold $1 billion against the Yearly Bullish Reversal in the yen at 147 and had to cope with a contagion that hit every market contrary to all fundamentals. It was a liquidity crisis so everything was sold without logic.
The Japanese yen fell to 103. I covered all my shorts in everything, flipped, and then left the office. It was a gut-wrench trade for I was truly alone. I put in my stops and it would work or not. Very black and white. This was a discipline that I knew I had to walk away and not second guess myself, which would be a disaster. The market would decide. The New Yorker Magazine reported:
“The hedge-fund manager who used to work for Armstrong remembers him coming out of his office in September, 1998, two months after he’d got short in front of the ruble crisis. Monica Lewinsky was on TV. “My oscillators just turned,” Armstrong announced. He booked his profits, pulled out of the market, and went to his beach house, on the Jersey Shore.”
20  Economy / Economics / Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion on: May 14, 2019, 12:19:03 AM
A recent article from last month;

https://www.bitrates.com/news/p/martin-armstrong-on-cryptocurrencies-and-bitcoin-ask-socrates-and-the-real-economy

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