Lol, I might actually believe it, just look at this pure coincidence blog post today:
Posted May 4, 2020 by Martin Armstrong
QUESTION: Dear Mr. Armstrong:
I apologize that I called you a fraud. Sometimes being a virgo is very hard. I became information overloaded and my tongue is very sharp. I am still reading your blog and I am amazed that you post the Corbett Report, which I follow religiously like yours.
Is Marty shaking in his boots?
ANSWER: Apology excepted. A fraud is someone trying to cheat you out of money somehow. I do not even sell advertising on this site. I do not need money so I have the luxury of not being one of those outlets that can be bought nor do I have covert investments I am pitching without telling people I believe as Bill Gates is doing.
What the heck is he talking about? He's been lying to readers' faces for years, and grabbing their money via selling subscriptions, books, reports, ECMs, you name it. What does "advertising" has anything to do with it?
Then he just blames Gates and "Rockeffer" (Rockefeller?), because hey they are some of the most rich people on the planet, so clearly Marty is not a fraud, right? Otherwise he'd be as rich as Gates.
https://vimeo.com/400842901This was from his conference Oct 19.
Martin has been spot on the DOW. JAN 2018 called a sell to the day. Then foretasted a likely down to sideways market with, ideally a low in jan 2020. After the 18 high was exceeded we warned that a high on the 2020 turning point would indicate a severe correction there after.
I have never seen anyone else even remotely more useful as Martin. The haters here are ether looking sort term or completely do not understand how to use socrates. I'ts not a magic computer giving you buy and sell signals, more like weather forecasting. Martins forecasts are very long term and he is often looking at charts where a year or quarter are one candle.
Hey, add this to his totally-not-ambiguous prediction:
https://youtu.be/7wJ_BTOLxxo?t=324 [Jan 24, 2020]
Interviewer: are you suggesting that the markets gonna go lower here over the next month, two months, three months,
but you want to buy that dip?
Marty:
yes I mean it's I mean the
market would have to go below 19,000 in order to actually say you've got a bear market so it's... that's pretty far away we don't expect an actual change in long-term trend.
Oops.