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Martin Armstrong predicts dire collapse of world economies in March 2009
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According to Armstrong, the market should turn again in 2011, I take that as fthe beginning of a recovery. Unless I have read it wrong.'Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual'. -
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Neil Armstrongs Son?Originally posted by SantaClaus View PostAnyone heard of Martin Armstrong?
Stretch Armstrongs brother?
No tulip? Everyone you see on the news is predicting 2 years...According to Armstrong, the market should turn again in 2011, I take that as fthe beginning of a recovery. Unless I have read it wrong.'elf and safety guruComment
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Armstrong enigma
March 19 and Apr.23 are upcoming dates to watch. As I remember mid point changes or some such. I am not sure why I am so intrigued by the man with his infamous reputation and all, but The nature of his incarceration and the even more infamous reputation of the(cia) come to mind.
Looking for Swans and worshiping golden toads, I remain.............Comment
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Does it really make sense to talk of a recession in 2009 and another in 2011? If we technically leave recession conditions for 6 months (e.g growth sits at 0% for 2 quarters) and then enter them again, that's surely one recession with a blip for all useful purposes?Originally posted by expat View PostInteresting. I predicted the next recession for 2011, as you can find in previous posts on here. I was wrong, I didn't see this current one coming. But perhaps a 2011 recession is coming too?Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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And if we get an overall 10% drop in output then it is a depression?Originally posted by d000hg View PostDoes it really make sense to talk of a recession in 2009 and another in 2011? If we technically leave recession conditions for 6 months (e.g growth sits at 0% for 2 quarters) and then enter them again, that's surely one recession with a blip for all useful purposes?Comment
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Only 18 days to go until doom, then!Originally posted by ietalon View PostMarch 19 and Apr.23 are upcoming dates to watch. As I remember mid point changes or some such. I am not sure why I am so intrigued by the man with his infamous reputation and all, but The nature of his incarceration and the even more infamous reputation of the(cia) come to mind.
Looking for Swans and worshiping golden toads, I remain.............
'Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual'. -
Nick Pickles, director of Big Brother Watch.Comment
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17.......Originally posted by SantaClaus View PostOnly 18 days to go until doom, then!
Are you going short or are you not allowed to say publicly?Comment
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Ah I seem to have stumbled into the complete idiots nonsense thread.
IGMC.Hard Brexit now!
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That was the nurse trying to up your meds.Originally posted by threaded View PostYou called?
Hard Brexit now!
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"a part of Armstrong's 32,000 variable artificial intelligence super-computer model, which Armstrong said had "perhaps the largest economic database in the world, some of which he got from the london museum, including record from ancient Babylon, so I believe him when he says that he backtested the cycles into the ancient world. "




Sheer class! Coffee all over screen.Hard Brexit now!
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