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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
AnonymousCoder
on 27/03/2020, 17:12:55 UTC
Just the Facts
As Usual

I cannot rely on going back to those blog posts. I know for a fact that Mr A deletes posts. Not often, but he does. What is to stop him from changing them as well?

Through the brief search, there is another post where the number 1044 is being brought up again, clearly. Likely the disconnect is people following MA's opinion, not the number.
This post is actually on the last day of 2015, for yearly closings.

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/markets-by-sector/precious-metals/gold/closings-today-will-be-the-year-end-signals/

Number? another Number? Yeah. Number. Blah Blah Blah.


Facts:

End 2015 close 1060.20
Quarterly Bearish Reversal 1111 elected.
Quarterly Bearish Reversal 1112 elected.

Year End Report 2015, publish date: December 1 2015:

Quote
When we look at gold going into year-2015, we see absolute critical support at
1044. A year-end closing g beneath this level will signal new lows and they can
be quite dramatic. From a technical perspective, the two key targets will be
1026 and 601. Important resistance during 2016 will begin at 1179 with key
resistance forming at 1310. Therefore, even a year-end closing for 2015 below
1179 will keep gold in a bearish position.
Additionally, we have a Quarterly Bearish Reversal at 1112. Therefore, a yearend
closing below this level should also warn of a drop becomes possible at
least to test the 875 to 904 former high of 1980.
A monthly closing beneath 904
would also point to a drop way down to the 680 area.

I found out about M.A. around half a year ago. Myself being an engineer, I don't want to learn, I want to understand.
And for me that was possible only following M.A.

An engineer needs Martin Armstrong to understand?

Perhaps time to go back to school to catch up?

Gestern wusste ich nicht wie man das Wort "Ingenieur" schreibt, heute bin ich einen.


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