All posts in " Understanding Cycles "

Will the Eclipse of 2017 Be the Omen of What Our Model is Forecasting?

August 22, 2017

Taken from My Cell Phone The interesting question that will emerge is will this eclipse of 2017 over the United States be what everyone calls and omen in the months ahead? I find it terribly interesting that this shows up at this time when our model is forecasting the beginning of a serious Monetary Crisis […]

The Monetary Crisis Cycle Comes in Two Flavours

August 11, 2017

QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I attended the Paris conference of the BIS when you were the keynote speaker. You delivered a forecast that was probably too far ahead for its time. You said the euro would go through and it would first drop but then peak with deflation in 2008 after the markets crash from 2007. […]

Spain & the Rise & Fall of Empires, Nations, City States & Feudalism

July 21, 2017

QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I suppose when you said that the marriage of Isabella and Ferdinand the the final stage of unifying Spain rather than the beginning. Correct? ANSWER: Yes. The idea of a nation state began to emerge in Europe during the 10th century. This is reflected even in the coinage which to a large […]

Understanding Time & the Kondratieff Wave

July 17, 2017

QUESTION: Dear Martin,   I am a reader of your blog and attendee of some of your conferences. I am quite impressed about the timing of your forecasting arrays. In particular,  May 1 you published the arrays for DJIA (attached) where you showed two clusters of volatility: the weeks of 15 May and 26 June. […]

Einstein – Relativity – Markets

June 26, 2017

QUESTION: Marty; I watched the National Geographic special called Genius on the life of Einstein. I could not help but see the parallel with you from fighting the establishment, going head to head with the academics, and how the FBI tried to trump up charges against him to send him to prison. He also said the […]

If the Majority Must Always Be Wrong – Can that Ever Change?

May 10, 2017

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Going-Against-Majority.mp4 QUESTION: I find it interesting that you say the majority must always be wrong. I read Kenneth Rogoff’s comment on Davos and how the predictions there are always wrong. Do you think this can ever change or is it just how it works? ANSWER: Yes, I reported on that comment by Rogoff. The MAJORITY must […]

Changing Cycle Frequencies Produces Different Effects

May 4, 2017

QUESTION: Marty, I’m glad that you’ve showed a couple of examples in the past few articles, as per how you apply ECM and volatility cycle waves to events. Yet, can you please explain the methodology and criteria which you use in deciding how to apply them? What is the criteria with which you choose the starting […]

Dominoes – Key to Economic Survival

April 30, 2017

QUESTION: Marty; Will you be going over the type of monetary reform you see coming and how to position oneself for this and when it should arrive? What do you think about the SDR proposed by some replacing the dollar? Any response as to why you always seem to be right? Thanks See you in […]

The Cycle of Music

April 18, 2017

QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, isn’t music also cycles with the same structure that repeats? ANSWER: Absolutely. Cycle has specific meanings in the field of music. Of course, acoustically, it refers to one complete vibration, the base unit of Hertz being one cycle per second. Then you have a cycle interval which is a collection of pitch classes […]

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