Quote from: DanB1 on December 18, 2019, 08:16:37 AM

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But I can see the markets going into a big top in the coming weeks. Looks like the markets are getting pumped into year-end.
But the macro numbers are definitely not improving. At some point something has to break. So Armstrong might have a good point.
I have been profiting from this in the last few weeks, and still keep my positions on now. I will probably start selling early January and/or use options to play a possible downturn.
But it's strange that gold will be going down as well in that kind of situation.

Sure the markets are getting pumped higher. By WHAT that is the question. Are we getting a sharp decline / correction after that? I am not convinced we will as Martin Armstrong "predicts" just because it has been moving higher. What we need for a sharp decline is something like last time when Hillary called for the end of civility.

That is what it was. Not because the market was overbought. It wasn't even a correction because the price bounced back sharply after that. Martin Armstrong doesn't have a point. He did not even make that point as we can see here. It is your interpretation. Think about it. He is a con artist and he plays games with your mind.

Martin Armstrong is a charlatan, and he spent 11 years in jail for a reason.

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