Martin Armstrong radio interview

[DRumsfeld2000]

Enjoy!

http://moneytalks.net/mikes-content/...-campbell.html

[Forrest]

Re: Martin Armstrong radio interview

Enjoy!

http://moneytalks.net/mikes-content/...-campbell.html

Yes, it was a good indication of what is going on from his computer modeling. The idea of disinflation (rather than depreciation) seems to be in commodities worldwide, but nothing is being said about the very real cost of what we buy at the grocery store in America having doubled in the last year or so, while the quality dropped along with the quantity.

My concern is reconciling these two very opposite realities, and understanding them.

Armstrong's idea that the $Dollar remains strategically important to the real markets internationally is interesting considering the Fed's constant printing...it appears he sees a real reluctance on many nation's to rely on any other currency for trading purposes, except on direct trade with China.

Again, another contradiction that I do not understand.

However, his take on how the long gold play will take to complete is interesting...with prices going down over the next year, before going up again, and then the Jantszen Scenario paying out perhaps in 2030?

That sounds like a really long slow breakdown of the financial markets.

I wouldn't mind...stability with opportunity is more important on a day to day basis, but I can't help but wonder how much opportunity there will be until rates begin to rise substantially.

[aaron]

Re: Martin Armstrong radio interview

Finster suggests a similar time frame. Interesting.

[Mega]

Re: Martin Armstrong radio interview

Thank you for posting, i enjoyed it & yes it seems to make sense.........just wish we were closer.
Sum Up, the party starts in 2015?
Mike

[vinoveri]

Re: Martin Armstrong radio interview

we can all rest assured that some day something will happen ....

in 2009: "the market will collapse in 2010"
in 2010: "the market will collapse in 2011"
in 2011: "the market will collapse in 2012"
in 2012: "the market will collapse in 2014"
in 2013: "the market will collapse in 2015"

see a pattern here? keep waiting for that stopped clock ...what amazes me is that the same prognosticators who keep calling for a collapse "next year" and are proven wrong, continue to be listened to ....


sort of reminds me of the Fed:

in 2009-10: "we expect to keep the funds rate low until late 2012"
in 2011: "we expect to keep the funds rate low until mid 2013"
in 2012 "we expect to keep the funds rate low until mid 2014"
in 2013 "we expect to keep the funds rate low until 2016"


Our informed leaders have taken advice from Chuck Prince: - just keep dancing and hope the music doesn't stop ...

[Forrest]

Re: Martin Armstrong radio interview

Thank you for posting, i enjoyed it & yes it seems to make sense.........just wish we were closer.
Sum Up, the party starts in 2015?
Mike

It seems that the kickoff of a very long football game begins then...and probably in Europe. Then 15 years of a long planet wide collapse, with one region slowly following another.

I presume that part will be covered up with small wars everywhere with a lot of media hype, building up to the finals when it cannot be hidden anymore.

It appears to be one long running opportunity...sell some, wait, buy some, wait some more, sell at the next little panic, until it cannot be contained, and eventually the Banking System is redrawn region by region.

Unfortunately, I think that the IMF will still be in charge of all the money nastiness.

And there is always the possibility of the IMF being unable to contain the collapse.

[Forrest]

Re: Martin Armstrong radio interview

we can all rest assured that some day something will happen ....

in 2009: "the market will collapse in 2010"
in 2010: "the market will collapse in 2011"
in 2011: "the market will collapse in 2012"
in 2012: "the market will collapse in 2014"
in 2013: "the market will collapse in 2015"

see a pattern here? keep waiting for that stopped clock ...what amazes me is that the same prognosticators who keep calling for a collapse "next year" and are proven wrong, continue to be listened to ....


sort of reminds me of the Fed:

in 2009-10: "we expect to keep the funds rate low until late 2012"
in 2011: "we expect to keep the funds rate low until mid 2013"
in 2012 "we expect to keep the funds rate low until mid 2014"
in 2013 "we expect to keep the funds rate low until 2016"


Our informed leaders have taken advice from Chuck Prince: - just keep dancing and hope the music doesn't stop ...

Fortunately, they cannot help but die from exhaustion at the very least.