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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
footlong24seven
on 03/03/2019, 22:58:14 UTC
Some excerpts from recent posts:

"We are in negotiations with a government wealth fund that wants, not just to use the model, they want to open it up to accepting money to manage for individuals."

"The US sharemarket rally has taken place on the massive capital inflows from Europe seeking safety from the political chaos. So while Americans were selling everything they could get their hands on as forecasts of a major crash loomed, the Europeans were saying thank you very much for the bargains."

A couple days later this shows up on ZH: https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-02-27/when-everyone-else-was-liquidating-stocks-worlds-biggest-wealth-fund-was-buying-it

There are only 2 major Sovereign Wealth Funds that I can think of - Singapore and Norway (does SA have one?). Looks like Marty's advising Norway (although his role could be GREATLY exaggerated).

"The Economic Confidence Model turns in January 2020. We are preparing for the Greatest Trade of the Century, but we must look at this from everyone’s point of view which is colored through the looking glass of currency. But to trade this opportunity, DEMANDS you must have the CONFIDENCE to pull the trigger. To survive the next two years, it requires a clear understanding of how the system works which is confirmed by each market.

The failure to understand how we are all connected will result in you losing at the end of the sequence. The last domino will be your fate. Without comprehension, you will never see it coming. You need to understand the world as a hedge fund manager – not a domestic manager blind to everything outside of his domain."


Norway has a strong Kronr and is in prime position for a commodities boom with their oil reserves, seed banks, fertilizer companies, etc.

Has ANYONE gotten insight into this TRADE OF THE CENTURY he's hyping up? This is a sales tactic for sure, but I wonder if we can discuss and maybe decode what he means by the above. It seems like it's not so clear-cut that if you're an American with dollars and stocks you'll be on the right side of this trade.

If the Euro goes to shit, the Dollar will soar in value but does that necessarily mean stocks will decline and prices fall? How could the TRADE OF THE CENTURY be to hold onto your cash under a mattress?

Or...could it be he's just pulling us along hoping we shell out $5k for his conference?

Not everything he says is without merit, or insight. He wrote extensively today about going to Germany and how they realize the huge mess they're in. I don't doubt he visits institutions and banks, even Central Banks like he claims. But as a supposed "Philosopher", literally a lover of knowledge, you would think that he would be more willing to share this secret knowledge of his to the rest of the world.

Again, if his system was so awesome, and worked so well with so many markets/climate/war/politics, then why not submit a paper for review? If he goes to the grave without telling the "secret" to his Socrates system, it's entirely possible somebody down the line would be able to figure it out on their own. However it could take 100 years for such a person to emerge - that would be selfish of Marty the philosopher to have the world "in darkness" because he refused to leave behind the instruction manual.

So, yeah, what do you guys think is the TRADE OF THE CENTURY?