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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
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MTL4
on 27/08/2019, 17:08:32 UTC
Forcast arrays have clear rules which you can follow.  There are a few situation were it's hard to decide whether it's turning point, cycle inversion or sideways movement, but in general there is not that much ambiguity if you follow all the rules


Since you appear to be an expert on such things, where exactly is this set of rules laid out?  How about providing a link so we may all benefit.


Another top notch forecast by the great Martin Armstrong:

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/china/china-warning-the-hong-kong-protests-are-a-color-revolution/

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Posted Aug 26, 2019 by Martin Armstrong

Our key turning points remains unchanged – September, November, and the big one is January coinciding with the turn in the Economic Confidence Model. We do see rising volatility in the currency come October.

Just name 4 of the next 5 months that are important months.

Unfortunately the arrays for these "predictions" are rarely shown anymore so you are left guessing as to what it actually means.