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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
iamnotback
on 21/12/2016, 01:45:21 UTC
The only people who have gone full tinfoil hat are the ones who overlook the fact that Armstrong CONVENIENTLY leaves out the possibility of a new overnight Bretton Woods revaluation occurring when it's actually the #1 most plausible thing since it has precedent.  Where do "capital flows" fit into that equation of a non-aggregate market black swan revaluation?  Answer:  They don't.

Armstrong thoroughly expects that BW#2 after 2018, probably 2020ish.

And the capital flows vortex is what must happen first in order to make the rest of the world beg for BW#2.

Sorry r0ach, you just don't read Armstrong sufficiently, so you don't know WTF you are talking about w.r.t. to him. I use that term "WTF" because you make such outlandish false accusations of Armstrong. It deserves that sort of reaction, that you shoot from the hip without really knowing what Armstrong has predicted.