Blog/Understanding Cycles
Plunge Protection Myths = Keynesian Economic Myths
QUESTION: What about what China did by buying stocks a few years ago to stop the hang sang from dropping LW ANSWER: Do not confuse attempts to support a market [...]
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Why do Cycles Work?
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Your analysis is really remarkable. When the Dow was making new highs in October you said it was not breaking out. Then you said it would [...]
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The Business Cycle & the Suicide Rate
The press is all abuzz about the suicide rate is up 33% in 20 years and they blame the lack of funding as if this alone will cure the problem. They never [...]
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Forget the Doom & Gloom – It’s Not That Bad
QUESTION: Martin, I know things are dark, but you are becoming down right gloomy. If the world is falling apart in Austrialia, Europe, Japan and ultimately the [...]
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It’s the Inter-connectivity that is the Key
QUESTION: Hello Mr Armstrong, I read your blog since many years (i live in France) and i’m really impressed by Socrates … You have said that the $ will [...]
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Napoleon – War – Sunspots & Human Excitability
COMMENT: I love when you educate us about the weather, especially the cycles. the NAPOLEON story killed me !!! I’m a french and believe me, nobody talked in [...]
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Cyclical Synchronization & the Global Economy Make Manipulation Impossible
A metronome is an instrument to measure the time and that the musicians use for their work. One of the most curious phenomena is observed when different [...]
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The Minsky Moment
A number of people have asked if I ever looked at Hyman Minsky’s concepts in forecasting the economy. Minsky’s Financial Instability Hypothesis failed not [...]
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The Great Alignment on Schedule
QUESTION: Dear Martin, I’ve been revisiting your notes over and over, and it seems that the potential for a False Move is finally in the making, both in the [...]
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Our Journey Through Life
QUESTION: Hello Martin. Over the years I have read so much of your adventurers (if you could call them that =) and some of the great masters you quote from time [...]
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