Quote from: DanB1 on January 22, 2020, 07:39:26 AM

I took the cheapest subscription last weekend to see what he would write on his private blog.
That was USD15 well spend. The amount of nonsense is unbelievable I think.

He said so many things have changed direction on the ECM. Also mentions the changes in government in Russia last week, some sort of confrontation between Russian and US troops in Syria, and yesterday a story about a conference in Berlin on Libya.

Anyway, he mentions we closed yesterday under Friday's low so that the high was in. Well....it will warn that we "MAY" face a correction.
So even on the ECM he can give no clarity. Very dissapointing, yet again.

Thanks for the update.

Changes in the Russia's government, well that really gives investors a tradable oppertunity Cheesy

So Putin wants a few more years of exerting influence in Russia, such a total shocker.
Russia and the US have been in Syria for many years, and suddenly NOW there will be a confrontation? Putin and Trump are both way too calculating to let that get out of hand. Syria hasn't been a topic on the financial markets for practically ever. Also don't know what Libya has to do with financial markets, except a little bit with oil.

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Anyway, he mentions we closed yesterday under Friday's low so that the high was in.

Why are the futures this morning are making new all time highs then? I thought the high was in!

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Well....it will warn that we "MAY" face a correction.

So the S&P 500 ramped up 500 points in just 5 months, traders are buying way too many calls, and Armstrong predicts we MAY get a correction?!? AMAZING ANALYSIS, Marty!
I thought that he said before that this ECM date would be the high and we would correct 20% into Q1 2021. Now it's just a correction?

Armstrong also posted this yesterday:

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Climate Change & the 2020 ECM Turning Point
Blog/Climate
Posted Jan 21, 2020 by Martin Armstrong

It sounds like he's just making stuff up and is all over the place to come up with an excuse for the ECM date, where nothing happened, and to justify a bunch of ambiguous predictions.