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Commodity Prices Before 1259

Posted Dec 2, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; You mentioned that your chart on wheat was back to 1259 excluding ancient data. Is it really possible to collect data on commodity prices [...]
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• Ancient Economies

Why does the Mainstream Media Suppress the Truth?

Posted Dec 2, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

COMMENT: Mr. Armstrong; You are the only person who has ever even explained a vertical market. After reading your report, I have come to understand so much more [...]
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• Armstrong in the Media

Market Talk- December 1, 2017

Posted Dec 1, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

Although Asian indices opened well on the back of a strong US session, they unfortunately could not hold the levels. Part of the reasoning was the tax Bill would be [...]
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• Market Talk

Give me six lines written by the most honest man & I will find something to hang him

Posted Dec 1, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

One of the most notorious political men who also pretended to be a man of God, was Cardinal Armand Jean du Plessis, Duke of Richelieu and Fronsac (1585–1642), [...]
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• Corruption

Evidence of International Trade from the 12th Century

Posted Dec 1, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

Some Archaeologists in France with the National Center for Scientific Research announced that they have unearthed a hoard of 2,200 silver deniers and oboles, 21 [...]
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• Economics

Soros Throws in the Towel

Posted Dec 1, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

COMMENT: Marty; You have beaten Soros. Don’t know if you have seen this, but they now report “George Soros finishes his crash bets against the US stock [...]
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• Forecasts

Private Blog – Dow & Vertical Market Explosion

Posted Nov 30, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

Private Blog – The Dow – The Vertical Market [...]
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• Dow Jones

Market Talk- November 30, 2017

Posted Nov 30, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

The tech sector took the label of responsibility overnight in Asia for the reason given for most declines. The Hang Seng suffered the most falling near 1.5% [...]
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