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May 29, 2018, 03:45:25 PM |
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Note that the blog has been expanded considerably covering many more crypto projects. |
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May 29, 2018, 10:42:27 PM |
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Note that the blog has been expanded considerably covering many more crypto projects. he should review my dag implementation in syscoin called zdag |
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lose: unfind ... loose: untight
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May 30, 2018, 10:55:18 PM |
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as per armstrong, Bitcoin can never become a “world currency” for it is highly questionable whether or not any electronic form of money can become a true “world currency” when more than half the world does not even have a bank account.
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Anyone with a campaign ad in their signature -- for an organization with which they are not otherwise affiliated -- is automatically deducted credibility points.
I've been convicted of heresy. Convicted by a mere known extortionist. Read my Trust for details.
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Traxo
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May 31, 2018, 11:52:10 AM |
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jeraldskie11
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May 31, 2018, 01:16:18 PM |
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I like Martin Armstrong discussion because it talks about the way they've do and fight what is right and its very promising and interesting. I hope some people will do the same way that's very nice statement. As much as i know there are many blogs that martin do but i don't know where to look it. If you want more update about him then you can study and research it.
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June 01, 2018, 12:24:31 PM |
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It is beneath documented since the folks do not already realise they are Marxists, it is the norm.Â
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sidhujag
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June 09, 2018, 03:53:54 AM |
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glad he finally realized the relationship between ideal money and bitcoin |
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June 20, 2018, 12:35:04 AM |
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Been away from bitcointalk for a while because of our move which has been very complicated and burdensome.
I am pleased that anonymint has been active in exploring his ideas as well as debating Armstrong.
Does our man S. still agree with much of Armstrong's other ideas?
Any of you (Traxo?) who still might be in contact with him, please pass along my best wishes.
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June 22, 2018, 04:40:26 PM |
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Merited. Your material has always been of high quality and of real intellectual interest. Even if I like gold as well as my BTC and BCH! |
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June 30, 2018, 01:51:34 AM |
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@Anonymint I think your last sentence is harsh "If your Socrates computer is unable to pick up on this epochal shift then there is something deficient in your algorithm."
I agree with most of your thinking, but don't talk bad about Socrates. Martin is doing his best to get his Socrate to roll out with the new version. DONT knock Socrates.
Socrates: ...software-as-a-service platform providing access to charts, potential trends and unique perspective intended to educate users on the impact of capital flows, political events and cyclical patterns have on global economies and financial markets.
Also, Martin is entitled to his opinion. He states many times he is not the answer to everything. That's why he created Socrates, so the computer states what the facts are.
I disagree with Martin with regarding Bitcoin. I think Bitcoin is the future, but it's still in it's early stages, and you don't know what will happen in the future as this is a completely new technology. Martin putting bitcoin into Socrates is a great indicator. At least Martin is keeping an eye on it now. Let him have his opinion, but keep your cools.
Regarding Martin's Readers, let them follow Martin the way they want. I agree with you that Martin should be talk about bitcoin in a better light, but Martin is old school. You can't convince everybody about bitcoin. They will learn in their own time.
Summary: I agree with you regarding bitcoin and the future, and even on decentralised ledgers. I really do agree with you, and I believe you are right, you're spot on the money. But you are really harsh against Martin, why? He is entitled to his own opinion. Martin is old school, even if he is a programmer, I dont think he understands what bitcoin is all about, but you don't need to trash the guy so much.
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July 01, 2018, 12:14:31 AM |
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if he studied history so much and was so smart he would have foreseen the epochal shift towards trustlessness and associated with the ecm model where trust gets away from central bodies like governments. He surely must have seen it from.a mile away when he first read about blockchain? Maybe hes not that smart. I would think he would be a large advocate for crypto knowing what he reportedly knows.
Everybody can't be smart at everything. I don't know why he can't see it coming. I asked him to do an analysis on the history of money, and when's the next turning point of money - He hasn't replied. I think he's just really busy with his current work, and bitcoin doesn't interest him as it's new. He's more into history as that's his passion. |
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July 01, 2018, 01:58:13 AM |
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if he studied history so much and was so smart he would have foreseen the epochal shift towards trustlessness and associated with the ecm model where trust gets away from central bodies like governments. He surely must have seen it from.a mile away when he first read about blockchain? Maybe hes not that smart. I would think he would be a large advocate for crypto knowing what he reportedly knows.
Everybody can't be smart at everything. I don't know why he can't see it coming. I asked him to do an analysis on the history of money, and when's the next turning point of money - He hasn't replied. I think he's just really busy with his current work, and bitcoin doesn't interest him as it's new. He's more into history as that's his passion. so it just makes him one less person to put any time an effort into |
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July 04, 2018, 02:46:19 AM |
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Anyone of you guys following syscoin on binance? lol Welcome back shelby  |
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Can anyone talk to him and get him to understand his foolishness? You can walk a horse to water, but you can't force him to drink. I too saw that article and my blood boiled. You just have to let it go and think of him as a devils advocate. See his side of the story. Remember the story of Kodak and the digital cameras; telephone and the internet. What you see is an old industry going down the toilet and a new industry gaining power. Bitcoin will be like the internet and the old financial system will be like the telephone. The internet has caught up to money, and is taking over and improving it. I don't know why Martin can't see it. Just let the man be. Nobody can be 100% correct. I have a feeling Martin don't really understand what bitcoin is about. That's why he thinks the way he thinks. He is very old school in his thinking. He thinks the current system will stop bitcoin. What he don't understand is the current system CAN'T stop bitcoin, and bitcoin will make the current system whither and adapt to the new system. It's not insanity, or foolish pride - I believe it's just his version of reality. He hasn't understand what bitcoin is, and that's why he's the way he is. Hopefully he'll understand one day, that you don't need to convert bitcoin to fiat and that's a whole new system. |
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July 07, 2018, 03:58:16 AM |
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... Martin Armstrong is a financial, well, forecaster might be the right term, who has written extensively on historical patterns of economics. He has a checkered past (I know that he went to jail for contempt of court, but what I have read it seems that was an injustice), but there is no doubt that he has introduced new concepts for us to read and analyze. While in jail, he produced a number of interesting papers looking at asset prices through history, including from ANCIENT history. He is one of the few who looks at cyclicality (time patterns) as well as a MACRO view of the markets (that is, he does not look at the price of gold alone, he looks at everything else too -- with a supercomputer). He is now out of jail and has set-up shop as a macro-consulting company. On most days (including today, Saturday) he publishes a few easy-to-digest items looking at various issues of the day. His blog: http://armstrongeconomics.com/armstrong_economics_blogWhat finally moved me today to start this thread is his post was his very interesting piece (from today) "Money -- Credit -- Debt & Derivatives". It looks like derivatives are as old as money itself (maybe older!), take a look at the article: http://armstrongeconomics.com/archives/31401* * * I have been in various threads here at the forum where Armstrong's material has come up. I look forward to reading your views on his ideas, and his proposed solutions (also controversial). Cause we all have a dream that they can do to become the future. Cause bitcoin is our cryptocurrencies are now is not true, typically don't think yes!! I support cryptocurrency not capitalism, the right to become a new comment your savings is invest it in a countries economy. I even the market |
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July 08, 2018, 12:09:26 AM |
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... The Monthly Arrays showed it to be in February. I can post the predictions and the dates for them. I can provide tons of correct calls with proof, for this year, if anyone wants to see them; they are available for pretty much any month. This includes not only timing, but Reversal numbers as well, which have shown to be accurate. There is also a place where I found a daytrading backtest that someone uses but I saw an article where both Armstrong and the questioner agree that although it is accurate, it is not meant to be used in that fashion. I do trade with real money with them, and his next prediction according to the Weekly Arrays is that, next week, the Euro should produce a high (on the weekly level) on an intraday or closing basis. The week after that, according to his Arrays, shows up as high volatility. The rising trend in Composite peaks next week and drops off the week after, lining up with high volatility... I'm also testing his socrates with money, not much but a little bit. Half luck success so far. Where do you go to find the arrays part? I'm only on the free trial. I still don't fully know how to use socrates. Before I was reading the text each day, didn't really understand. Now I look at the colours each day. Even though it's monthly, I've noticed it changes during the month to whatever suits. |
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July 08, 2018, 06:33:45 PM |
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... The Monthly Arrays showed it to be in February. I can post the predictions and the dates for them. I can provide tons of correct calls with proof, for this year, if anyone wants to see them; they are available for pretty much any month. This includes not only timing, but Reversal numbers as well, which have shown to be accurate. There is also a place where I found a daytrading backtest that someone uses but I saw an article where both Armstrong and the questioner agree that although it is accurate, it is not meant to be used in that fashion. I do trade with real money with them, and his next prediction according to the Weekly Arrays is that, next week, the Euro should produce a high (on the weekly level) on an intraday or closing basis. The week after that, according to his Arrays, shows up as high volatility. The rising trend in Composite peaks next week and drops off the week after, lining up with high volatility... I'm also testing his socrates with money, not much but a little bit. Half luck success so far. Where do you go to find the arrays part? I'm only on the free trial. I still don't fully know how to use socrates. Before I was reading the text each day, didn't really understand. Now I look at the colours each day. Even though it's monthly, I've noticed it changes during the month to whatever suits. Socrates is not meant to be used like that at all. See this guide: https://imgur.com/a/XjmXL written by a reddit user. I remember taking it seriously after he was the only one who had posted proof of entering a short position through deeeeeeep OTM puts just after the late January gap down. Arrays are posted on the Private Blog How much do you pay for it? Im interested to see what he says about FAANG - is the bubble bursting soon? |
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July 09, 2018, 01:09:21 AM |
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... Socrates is not meant to be used like that at all. See this guide: https://imgur.com/a/XjmXL written by a reddit user. I remember taking it seriously after he was the only one who had posted proof of entering a short position through deeeeeeep OTM puts just after the late January gap down. Arrays are posted on the Private Blog Thanks for this link! I'll read it and learn it. I'm also taking Armstrong seriously when he called the top of bitcoin. When he called the bottom, I'm also following it. So far I think the bottom was at the end of June, so he's very accurate. I hear rumours that SEC removed barriers for ETF - so anybody can start ETF, the basic level. Not sure if it's real, but so far nobody's started yet so still following the news. I've found that article, its here: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-sec-etf/u-s-securities-regulator-unveils-proposal-to-ease-etf-approvals-idUSKBN1JO2EVCould be a winner, we'll see. |
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