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| I appreciate that, John. Not many would have read it.
I sure don't know what the truth is either. My "radar" never seemed to warn me when I was listening to him, and it is generally pretty good. But, as I said to OMcd, it really doesn't matter. A long time ago he started me thinking about money flow patterns, and that marked a distinct improvement in the way I looked at markets.
I still am impressed at how much data and knowledge he has about the economic history of the world. But - that does not mean that he has to be right either. I do enjoy reading his comments, however. | |
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Martin Armstrong - A History of Ranting, Wild Predictions, and of Course, Fraud
