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he discovered the 8.615 year cycle. The total number of days within an 8.6-year business cycle is 3141 which is equal to Pi x 1000 the perfect cycle. So you agree with Armstrong that there is a cycle to every market? If so then random price movement simply does not exist
I think most people including you believe that market price movement is completely random therefore cycles simply cannot exist in any given market.
@Gumbi, unless you are as stupid as Armstrong, or I should say as "smart" as Armstrong, or maybe you ARE Armstrong, it is simply amazing that you are making EXACTLY the SAME math mistake. PI is 3.1416, if expresed in 4-digit decimal. HELLO!!! If you express that as in 3-digit decimal, it is 3.142, HELLO!!!
So based on Armstrong's own "PI x 1000", it should be 3142 days, HELLO!!! But only Armstrong couldn't do rounding of 3.1416 to 3.142, and used 3141, and now you are the SECOND guy. I have documented
his blatant math error in my post here, where ECM date of 10/1/2015 is the same as 10/7/2015.
And you posted the CLOSING of your trade, late by 1 day, which made a huge difference. You know, if a scammer does that all the time, with just 1-day difference instead of doing it in real-time, a scammer can easily INJECT a positive bias to his trade return to all of his trades.
Real-time is real-time. Computerized tradings on Wallstreet are taking advantages of millisecond differences. Even with millisecond difference, you can obtain an edge. And your ("phantom" or not) trade is taking advantage of 1 whole day. That is
NOT acceptable to measure or prove Armstrong's trading models.