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Board Economics
Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
CaymanJack
on 27/02/2020, 15:53:01 UTC


Of course lord marty is correct, if the market goes up then hes bullish and if the market goes down then he's bearish, he's never ever wrong lol.

 Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin

Give it a break whatever you really do talk nonsense.

You're a sad bunch of retards.. You all sound like squabbling women in some sewing circle  Grin What would happen if you spent your time on something useful for yourselves instead?

MA private blog posts last weekend:

Sunday on the Dow:
"It does not appear to be a runaway to the upside and we should now expect a sharp decline to begin perhaps next week."

Monday morning on Gold:
"With Monday coming, gold should rally to test the important levels of resistance. The first key level for a minimum high would be 1672-1697 with the ideal project at 1682-1683."
"BE CAREFUL HERE!!!!
Ideally, TODAY should be the high and this week is also a Directional Change."



I don't know how many times I've seen these types of posts in Martin's private blog and was completely wrong.

As it's been stated many times, he phrases it in way to make it appear he's right. He didn't forecast anything with any type of certainty.

One minute he is bullish and the next he is bearish like a seesaw. He's throws out these posts hoping one will stick.

BTW, why didn't this correction occur on the turning point?