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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
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AnonymousCoder
on 02/01/2020, 22:17:06 UTC
The Armstrong bashers here seem to think Armstrong has to base all of his forecasts on facts that he alone develops.  He is a student of history and uses history as his guide.  It's the same way anyone learns - they listen, read and take in information from people that were there before them.

I will bet you all of the bashers here read his blog regularly and gain good information and have profited from it.  You may have the time to do god knows how many hours of research to come up with similar resources and facts - but would you know where to look or reach a similar conclusion without reviewing his writings or forecasts ?  He was predicting what is happening now - fairly accurately - 30 years ago.  He wrote the Greatest Bull Market in History probably before some here were born.

He and Socrates are not perfect.  No one can be.  But bashing someone who clearly knows one hell of a lot more that you do - and has the work history, following, and money to prove it - makes you look jealous and petty.  If you think you know more than he does - start your own investment firm/ai company and convince sovereign wealth funds and billionaires to put their money in your care.  Good luck with that...





BULLSHIT! You are getting confused.

We are not claiming here that forecasts must be perfect. This is effectively what you are saying, right?

What the "Armstrong bashers" as you call them are doing here is quite clear:

Look at this:

Monthly Reversal Failures December 2018 and Quarterly Superposition Event in Gold 2015.

We are accusing Armstrong of claiming in hindsight that his forecasts were correct where in fact they are wrong.

In fact, we are accusing him of fraud.

In that way, sorry, you are not better than Armstrong himself - you cannot even get the facts right.

Martin Armstrong is a charlatan, and he spent 11 years in jail for that reason but he has not changed.

Read this blog starting at page 273 to find out more about computerized fraud.

See armstrongecmscam.blogspot.com for a more compact view of major findings posted in this blog