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Re: Looks like yet another charlatan
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enosenose
on 07/07/2016, 16:31:35 UTC
He said the rates would rise starting from 2013 and "The longest would be 2015." Well, the rates not only not rising, they keep falling

Interest rates have nowhere to go in the longer-run except up, you idiot. Armstrong has predicted what any rational individual could predict and he had expected that the FED will fulfill its duties.
Even Armstrong couldn't imagine that the sockpuppets of Goldman Sachs in the FED and ECB are so corrupt that they keep the interest rates so long so low. That is unprecedented you idiot - don't expect Armstrong can second guess the most corrupt and dishonest institutions of our age, the FED and ECB.



...Furthermore, MA claims that there are no manipulations, markets can't be rigged, etc...


You're so full of shit.

First of all you know damn well Martin's comments about manipulations are derived out of debates about the gold and silver markets. Even then, he didn't say "there are no manipulations", he simply said there are no manipulations that could ever come close to changing the overall trend. When it comes to interest rates he has ALWAYS said the real manipulators are congress and the Fed, but even they can't control the economy over the long term.

Second of all if you actually understood his work you would know that when he talks about interest rates he is referring to rates according to the market not according to what central banks try to manipulate them at. Here is his post about interest rates from January 2013, you'll notice there is a graph of 10 Year Bond Yield rates at the beginning of the post. This is what Armstrong is talking about, interest rates according to the MARKET (AKA according to reality).

"Everything is pointing to a turn in interest rates in 2013."

A TURN in interest rates, not an EXPLOSION. If you look at graphs of 10 year, 5 year, 2 year, 1 year, and 6 months bond yields you will notice that with the exception of the 10 year, they all have failed to exceed the lows they made around 2013. The longer the maturity, the longer it takes for the rates to turn. That doesn't change the fact that the ship began to turn around 2013.

you sheep come with all sorts of excuses to justify your stupidity and deny facts and the reality. I described it here

You (and I don’t mean you personally because I don’t give a damn about you. I mean delusional and gullible idiots like yourself who exist only for getting ripped off by charlatans like MA) refuse to hear the truth because:
1.   You paid money for MA’s totally worthless reports and subscriptions full of wrong predictions, so for you it’s really hard to admit that you wasted your money and proved beyond all doubts your stupidity to everybody including MA. It’s like going to a standup comedy show. You go there thinking it’s going to be great. But very soon you realize that is not and you don’t find it funny. But nevertheless you laugh because you want to get something back on your wasted money. And most importantly, deep inside you don’t want to confess to yourself that you got fucked because it hurts your ego and self-esteem, that’s why you pretend it’s funny and you lie to yourself.
2.   In this complex and uncertain world absolute majority of people seek guidance, somebody to tell them what to do, what to think, etc. Somebody who can explain them things for they are not able to do so themselves. It’s like a blind who needs a guide-dog, like a child who asks his mommy “what’s this and what’s that”. That’s why throughout the whole history charlatans like MA have been popular. From voodoo shamans, oracles and priests of ancient Egypt to these days, they all appeal to people’s insecurities, exploit their weaknesses and emotions, not their reasoning. And when somebody tries to open their eyes with facts, people reject them. Not based on facts or reasoning, but because of their stupidity, deep insecurities, and fears. For people don’t want to lose that feeling of false protection, they prefer to remain in that sweet delusion that there’s somebody that would walk them through uncertainties. And when they think they found that somebody, they don’t want to lose him no matter what. But the hard reality is that there is no such person and never existed. Hello! You have to work yourself or you'll be getting fucked by armstrongs and the likes.



and some variation of it is called Stockholm syndrome. I feel pity for you.

In all his bs predictions MA always refers to 10Y bonds, ok? Even in your example he shows 10Y bond chart, so don't try to defend your stupidity by using such cheap tricks. And 10Y yields are falling and at all time low, contrary to yet another failed armstrong's forecast. Don't forget, he has been telling his clients to stay away from bonds for years. And in the meantime, they turned out to be one of the best performing assets. Just like with gold, he has been short on gold below 1000 and? Gold is near 1400. And he is still in denial both on bonds and on gold.

And just like his drooling sheeps, he never admits any of his countless mistakes. All sorts of excuses, lies, twisting facts, denial, shifting dates, flip-flopping, blaming politicians, the Fed, etc. It's always something or somebody else, and never him.


why waste your time on sheepies who refuse to even formulate their own investment thesis?  they will be truly lost without their MA shepherd master.... if the sheepies on this thread are really that smart & have real analytical abilities (instead of playing with words & Shakespeare play analysis), why would they need MA to constantly brainwash them on a daily basis... & quote forecasting b.s for the holy grail.
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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
enosenose
on 12/06/2016, 00:34:01 UTC
Yeah I remember him calling 13k in dow too last time market was dropping. That is completely non-tradeable advice. If you cannot dodge 40% drop then what are you even advcing? There wouldn't be any more important advice than sell or hold at that point. No... we might reach 13k...

It's the same thing with his investor level and arrays etc. the info is not vague at all which is a tell tell sign of mambo jambo.

If we speak about markets in general, all non-tradeable advices are not advices at all. YOu see this all the time and 99% of info you read are like this. It's just speculation. If you do not give strict buy or sell signal, it's not a real advice and carries zero value. Even in his trader preview i did not see buy and sell signals, just reversals if that then that might.

And btw. i can bet too that some day we will reach 23k dow. That i can advice.

he is hedging his own ass in either mkt directions of breaking out / down within the 20 months range...., so he starts getting bullish or bearish at the two boundary levels.

when either conditions occur eventually, he is going to claim that he has "forecast" it X months ago... hence inducing waves of euphoric ecstasy to his sheeps.  

between the boundary condition, his sentiment changes every other day with the mkt tick, just like Dennis Gartman (at least DG adds value by being consistently wrong).

notice the lack of bullish stance in his write up after Fri's mkt px action...also, his Reversal System is all abt TA, and he clams that it does not uses TA.... what a massive warp ego.  

the daily mkt entertainment pieces continues:

Week in Review – Markets
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/armstrongeconomics101/basic-concepts/week-in-review-markets/

"This is where our Reversal System keeps us out of harm’s way. It defines the critical points up and down and they do so like nothing else. They are not moving averages, stochastics, technical analysis, or anything subjective. There is no personal opinion involved and that eliminates human error because nobody can do this from a “I think” perspective. The Reversals simply define the critical points and markets gravitate to them rather amazingly like magnets. They will define the change and what we look at is a unified election across the broad scope of markets. The Reversals can catch the trend that is confirmed on a global perspective rather than a single isolated market."

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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
enosenose
on 12/06/2016, 00:18:10 UTC
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/europes-current-economy/brexit-v-yellen/

" We will see the Dow come into that sweet spot where you can buy it with two hands and watch it rally to test the 23,000 level in the years ahead. Nobody seems to expect a rally and that makes this even more explosive."

within a week, your super forecaster has flip flop again to the bull camp.... what a joke.

The joke is on you not understanding that Armstrong is writing about the medium-term when he is bullish, and in the shorter-term his reversals are guiding us through bounces and dips until we get the V crash slingshot that sets up the medium-term blast off.

Your lack of reading comprehension is the joke. AltcoinUK enjoins you in that handicap.

slingshot that feeable puppet mind of yours.... guiding useless scenario after the fact.

Thanks Marty, for showing what a benchmark example of: guiding useless scenario after the fact in another of his own infomercial Q&A write up on his mumbo jumbo un-tradeable arrays.

Reviewing The Dow Arrays
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/armstrongeconomics101/reviewing-the-dow-arrays/



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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
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enosenose
on 07/06/2016, 20:34:29 UTC
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/europes-current-economy/brexit-v-yellen/

" We will see the Dow come into that sweet spot where you can buy it with two hands and watch it rally to test the 23,000 level in the years ahead. Nobody seems to expect a rally and that makes this even more explosive."

within a week, your super forecaster has flip flop again to the bull camp.... what a joke.

The joke is on you not understanding that Armstrong is writing about the medium-term when he is bullish, and in the shorter-term his reversals are guiding us through bounces and dips until we get the V crash slingshot that sets up the medium-term blast off.

Your lack of reading comprehension is the joke. AltcoinUK enjoins you in that handicap.

slingshot that feeable puppet mind of yours.... guiding useless scenario after the fact.
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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
enosenose
on 06/06/2016, 19:54:31 UTC
I don't like this bollocks at https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/armstrongeconomics101/basic-concepts/the-numbers/

"Marty; your numbers are just incredible. Your number 17800 I thought would be elected. The Dow was above it and looked like it was preparing to take off. ... "

WTF? Why he needs this kind of nonsense with such hosanna from some random assholes? I have his private reports and I read his public blogs, but I can't remember he said anywhere anything about a DJIA 17.8K resistance. Anybody read anything from him about a DJIA 17.8K resistance?

In this particular instance even retail day traders like me could understand (i.e. without the input of Armstrong) and it was clear that the latest rally is a dead cat bounce. I probably even said in this blog that I expect DJIA is flattening out and pulling back. I have been almost as long on the market as Armstrong so by being on the market you learn to be calm and understand when the market is uncertain. Plus, all sane analysts like Caldaro and the rest say clearly that this is very much a bear market right now. So even my 4 years old grand daughter would started shorting from DJIA 18K 6 weeks ago and wouldn't fall for this latest bull trap. Why he needs such hosanna about fairly obvious numbers, when again, in fact he hasn't even said anything about the DJIA 17.8K resistance? (or I just completely missed that).




https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/europes-current-economy/brexit-v-yellen/

" We will see the Dow come into that sweet spot where you can buy it with two hands and watch it rally to test the 23,000 level in the years ahead. Nobody seems to expect a rally and that makes this even more explosive."

within a week, your super forecaster has flip flop again to the bull camp.... what a joke.
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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
enosenose
on 02/02/2016, 12:09:05 UTC
Readers after puking up your coffee too, I suggest framing these statements and hanging them on the wall, as a reminder when looking back some year or two from now and see how this turned out.

Unlike you who just keep babbling the same bs after MA like a brainless parrot with no factual support whatsoever, I do fact-checking and share results with everybody here. In other words, my participation here brings value, and therefore I am useful and relevant. Whereas you are totally useless, since you bring nothing but bs which is even worse than being simply stupid, do not forget that.

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Not only do I just state that you’re stupid, I prove it over and over again and it’s very easy because there is so much of subject matter every time you open your mouth.

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Nobody needs you to interpret anything since you proved that you’re not able to read let alone comprehend.

yep nobody needs to interpret nor comprehend nor use their power of discernment Roll Eyes

sloanf has a boo-boo on his infantile ego.


Talking about ego, guess who wrote the following statement?

"Note I am working on the conceptual issue of why that sock puppet user with no reputation and who is noise for us can even reach this sub-community of ours in this thread."

Hint: A coder, an investor wannabe who wrote a brunch of articles that nobody really cares, & someone who has nil professional experience in managing money, and still thinks that he is some big f because he is a MA whisperer ... oh please please check out my real life identify & achievements, me me a super intelligent being, my name is SMIII Gump.

 






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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
enosenose
on 01/02/2016, 00:44:33 UTC
the discussion is intended to show the 2 sides of a coin.

Then you need to first comprehend the subject matter, which is clear you haven't invested the effort to do so. Thus that makes you an idiot troll.

It would be like a 5 year coming up to a PhD and say the PhD is wrong about Theory of Chaos. At least show some respect that you do not understand what you are writing about.

You don't even comprehend what Armstrong has predicted.


i see that you are deeply distressed... get a hold of your emotion.
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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
enosenose
on 31/01/2016, 06:08:10 UTC
the following zerohedge like article timing couldnt be worse, with the mkt ripping up due to Japanese NIRP the next morning on Jan 29th, Fri.  

Is a Slingshot Move Setting Up? dated Jan 28th, Thurs.

We have penetrated last year’s low in the cash S&P500, but not in the Dow yet. The Yearly Bearish does not come into play until we get to the bottom of the upward channel. Penetrating last year’s low is indeed setting the stage for the Slingshot. Everything on our models is clearly pointing to this trend extending into 2020, and instead of concluding by 2017 that will be the starting point.

We NEED the vast majority to get really bearish calling for the end of the world and declines of 50% to 90%. This is the fuel for the Slingshot we need in place, just as we saw in 1987.

He is writing about the prospect for the USA markets (a decline into a V bottom and slingshot rebound), which is within his long-standing prediction for the USD and US stocks to be the bullish as the rest of the world collapses (and capital runs to the USA for safe haven). He had two or three possible scenarios since at least 2012 which is the US stocks could pause around the 2015.75 ECM turn date, or they could phase transition up to the 28 - 40K top before the turn date. It became clear on the 2014 close (which btw he nailed the price of oil for the close at $54, predicted publicly in his blog when oil was $100+), that the former scenario was the most likely.

Thus he continues to predict accurately on the longer-term.

When you idiots don't even comprehend what MA is writing about, you have no place to come here and troll this thread with your ignorance and lack of comprehension.

Please stop trolling idiots.


we are not trolls or idiots... or market newbies & revealing who are you in real life is really secondary here to the discussion.

the discussion is intended to show the 2 sides of a coin.

if you intend to unquestioningly live in the MA fairy tale and can only parrot his writing & needs him to think for you for idea generation, so be it.




 




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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
enosenose
on 30/01/2016, 20:08:21 UTC
I understand what he is referring to when it comes to time and price. In the example I gave it was simply Euro vs USD, nothing more complicated. Admittedly, his timing wasn't definite but it was pretty clear that he expected it to breakdown soon, certainly not years later, as he has now adjusted it to.

Also he was never convicted (certainly not in an open court with a jury of his peers, but rather the corrupt Goldman Sachs-affiliated judge kicked out all the media!). He was held illegally in contempt-of-court for 7 years because he refused to turn over the source code to his computer model to Goldman Sachs. And when they found out that his case was about to be heard by the Supreme Court, they had him beat up and his teeth knocked out in prison so that he would accede to a plea bargain deal. He was coerced.


Have you ever wondered if MA was held in contempt not because he refused to turn over the source code to his supercomputer... but there is NONE to begin with, and he is trying to salvage his last ounce of dignity & leave an exit door for himself, so that he can still continue to hold conferences & sell the world a story about the future like what he is doing now?

His forecast has not extended beyond, 2015.75 on the Sovereign Debt Crisis....so does his master piece presentation slide that supposedly makes everyone a believer that he has a supercomputer that pinpoints every mkt inflection point in the past. it seems like all he does these days is making stuff up accordingly to the major mkt sentiments & movement.

the following zerohedge like article timing couldnt be worse, with the mkt ripping up due to Japanese NIRP the next morning on Jan 29th, Fri. 

Is a Slingshot Move Setting Up? dated Jan 28th, Thurs.

We have penetrated last year’s low in the cash S&P500, but not in the Dow yet. The Yearly Bearish does not come into play until we get to the bottom of the upward channel. Penetrating last year’s low is indeed setting the stage for the Slingshot. Everything on our models is clearly pointing to this trend extending into 2020, and instead of concluding by 2017 that will be the starting point.

We NEED the vast majority to get really bearish calling for the end of the world and declines of 50% to 90%. This is the fuel for the Slingshot we need in place, just as we saw in 1987.
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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
enosenose
on 24/01/2016, 09:40:15 UTC

MA exhibits trait of those religious cult leaders, especially those pertaining to Narcissistic Personality Disorder.

This is probably what led him to his fall with the inner cirque du soleil & his puzzling conviction years ago.

Also, finally after weeks of keeping mum on the central thesis, he finally attributed the bounce from this week major support level to: confidence shifts from govt to private asset.

"So far, all 10 major S&P 500 sectors rallied with a 3.2% rise in energy stocks. All but two Dow components were higher as well. This is starting to show something we have been warning about which remains on the horizon. As CONFIDENCE shifts from government to the private sector, we should begin to witness an alignment where all private assets begin to rise against government."

http://www.armstrongeconomics.com/archives/42274

My MA forecast is as follows: If next week Fed disappoints, or if & when & if Dow ever breaks, he is going to again induce fear about a 1987-style crash sling shot move during the darkest hours.




http://www.neirr.org/psychissues/Personality_Disorders.htm



What is NPD (Narcissistic Personality Disorder)?

          The Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD, 301.81) has been recognized as a separate mental health disorder since the third edition of the Diagnostic and Statistics Manual (DSM), 1980.

          It is described as an all-pervasive pattern of grandiosity (in fantasy or behavior), need for admiration or adulation and lack of empathy.  It usually begins by early adulthood and is present in various contexts.  Five (or more) of the following criteria must be met (all quotes are from Dr. Sam Vaknin’s Malignant Self Love:  Narcissism Revisited):

1.  Feels grandiose and self-importance (e.g., exaggerates achievements and talents to the point of lying, demands to be recognized as superior without commensurate achievements);

          “The narcissist is prone to magical thinking.  He thinks about himself in terms of ‘being chosen’ or of ‘having a destiny’.  …He believes that his life is of such momentous importance, that it is micro-managed by God.  …In short, narcissism and religion go well together, because religion allows the narcissist to feel unique.”

          “God is everything the narcissist ever wants to be: omniscient, omnipresent, admired, much discussed, and awe inspiring.  God is the narcissist’s wet dream, his ultimate grandiose fantasy.”

2.  Is obsessed with fantasies of unlimited success, fame, fearsome power or omnipotence, unequalled brilliance (the cerebral narcissist), bodily beauty or sexual performance (the somatic narcissist), or ideal, everlasting, all-conquering love or passion;

          “The narcissist is haunted by the feeling that he is possessed of a mission, of a destiny, that he is a part of fate, of history.  He is convinced that his uniqueness is purposeful, that he is meant to lead, chart new ways, to innovate to modernize, to reform, to set precedents, to create.  Every act is significant, every writing of momentous consequences, every thought of revolutionary calibre.  He feels part of a grand design, a world plan and the frame of affiliation, the group, of which he is a member, must be commensurately grand.”

3.  Firmly convinced that he or she is unique and, being special, can only be understood by, should only be treated by, or associate with, other special    or unique, or high-status people (or institutions);

          “The narcissist despises the very people who sustain his Ego boundaries and functions.  He cannot respect people so expressly and clearly inferior to him, yet he can never associate with evidently on his level or superior to him, the risk of narcissistic injury in such associations being too great.”

4.  Requires excessive admiration, adulation, attention and affirmation – or, failing that, wishes to be feared and to be notorious (Narcissistic Supply);

          “A common error is to think that ‘narcissistic supply’ consists only of admiration, adulation and positive feedback.  Actually, being feared, or derided is also supply.  The main element is ATTENTION.”

          “He feeds of other people, who hurl back at him an image that he projects to them.  This is their sole function in his world: to reflect, to admire, to admire, to applaud, to detest – in a word, to assure him that he exists.”

          “In short: the group must magnify the narcissist, echo and amplify his life, his views, his knowledge, his history…”

5.  Feels entitled.  Expects unreasonable or special and favorable priority treatment.  Demands automatic and full compliance with his or her expectations;

          “He considers his very existence as sufficiently nourishing and sustaining (of others).  He feels entitled to the best others can offer without investing in maintaining relationships or in catering to the well-being of his ‘suppliers’.”

6.  Is “interpersonally exploitative”, i.e., uses others to achieve his or her own ends;

          “He will not hesitate to put people’s lives or fortunes at risk.  He will preserve his sense of infallibility in the face of his mistakes and misjudgments by distorting the facts, by evoking mitigating or attenuating circumstances, by repressing the memories, or simply lying.”

7.  Devoid of empathy.  Is unable or unwilling to identify with or acknowledge the feelings and needs of others;

          “But the narcissist does not care.  Unable to empathize, he does not fully experience the outcomes of his deeds and decision.  For him, humans are dispensable, rechargeable, reusable.  They are there to fulfill a function: to supply him with Narcissistic Supply (adoration, admiration, approval, affirmation, etc.).  They do not have an existence apart from the carrying out of their duty.”

8.  Constantly envious of others or believes that they feel the same about him or her;

          “First there is pathological envy.  The narcissist is constantly envious of other people: their successes, their property, their character, their education, their children, their ideas, the fact that they can feel, their good mood, their past, their present, their spouses, their mistresses or lovers, their location.”

9.  Arrogant, haughty behaviors or attitudes coupled with rage when frustrated, contradicted, or confronted.

          “That which has cosmic implications calls for cosmic reactions.  A person with an inflated sense of self-import, reacts in an exaggerated manner to threats, greatly inflated by his imagination and by the application of his personal myth.”

          “Narcissists live in a state of constant rage, repressed aggression, envy and hatred.  They firmly believe that everyone is like them.  As a result, they are paranoid, suspicious, scared and erratic.”





Nonetheless, Armstrong HAS acquired a devoted fan base, he would not have as many admirers if he were way off-base.


Every forecaster has many admirers and a devoted fan base. It has always been the case throughout the whole human history regardless of the right\wrong call ratio. Read here

You (and I don’t mean you personally because I don’t give a damn about you. I mean delusional and gullible idiots like yourself who exist only for getting ripped off by charlatans like MA) refuse to hear the truth because:
1.   You paid money for MA’s totally worthless reports and subscriptions full of wrong predictions, so for you it’s really hard to admit that you wasted your money and proved beyond all doubts your stupidity to everybody including MA. It’s like going to a standup comedy show. You go there thinking it’s going to be great. But very soon you realize that is not and you don’t find it funny. But nevertheless you laugh because you want to get something back on your wasted money. And most importantly, deep inside you don’t want to confess to yourself that you got fucked because it hurts your ego and self-esteem, that’s why you pretend it’s funny and you lie to yourself.
2.   In this complex and uncertain world absolute majority of people seek guidance, somebody to tell them what to do, what to think, etc. Somebody who can explain them things for they are not able to do so themselves. It’s like a blind who needs a guide-dog, like a child who asks his mommy “what’s this and what’s that”. That’s why throughout the whole history charlatans like MA have been popular. From voodoo shamans, oracles and priests of ancient Egypt to these days, they all appeal to people’s insecurities, exploit their weaknesses and emotions, not their reasoning. And when somebody tries to open their eyes with facts, people reject them. Not based on facts or reasoning, but because of their stupidity, deep insecurities, and fears. For people don’t want to lose that feeling of false protection, they prefer to remain in that sweet delusion that there’s somebody that would walk them through uncertainties. And when they think they found that somebody, they don’t want to lose him no matter what. But the hard reality is that there is no such person and never existed. Hello! You have to work yourself or you'll be getting fucked by armstrongs and the likes.


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Disclosure: I have NOT done the research necessary to compare his predictions vs. what actually happened (nor in what TIME-FRAME, smile...), nor how his record stacks up vs. other prognosticators.

 
You didn’t do your fact-checking and 99,9% of people don’t do either. That’s one of the reasons why fan crowds only grow. Look at TPTB, who not only did not check anything, but also did not want to, and, as we have witnessed numerous times, is not capable of reading let alone fact-checking. In fact, he has been buying bs reports with constantly wrong predictions from an uneducated convicted criminal at exorbitant prices for years without spotting anything suspicious. And even after several people bring bullet-proof evidence to him explaining them carefully like to a two-year old child, he still denies them. Again, the explanation for that phenomenon is above.

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Indeed, when he was in prison, I encountered some 12 or so of his reports via Scribd.  They were fascinating, clearly showing a knowledge of financial history.


That’s how most fish got hooked, as I explained in the first post about MA’s tricks. That’s his key selling point. That history and physics bs he put everywhere regardless of relevance and context is what creates that false image of a guru and attracts unsophisticated newcomers.




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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
enosenose
on 12/01/2016, 10:56:43 UTC

dow flash crash to 13K, 1987 style?

what happen to his central thesis of public to private assets that he keeps prophesying that is supposed lend support to the equity mkt & to infinity beyond.

phase transition (head) or sling shot (tail)... i guess he is going to say that he or computer calls it when either one of the event eventually happens.

at the end of the day, do not let his extreme views distort yours because it seems like he doesnt know what is going to happen more than you do & is relying on traditional px action to justify his storyline.