Well, MAs most recent blog post states that the DOW may correct into mid March, but may come sooner with this recent sell off. He is extending his forecast for a "Major high" until 2032. He stated that 2020 would not be the "Major" brake-out to the upside. The computer has Marked 2018 as an "Important high" after listing the years prior as break out and Phase transition years since 2010.
So maybe a pause for 2019 at least for the first quarter and no major up move in the market for a while, but still leading to growth as capital moves to US Equities.
His 2019 market report will an interesting read and an outline for 2019 with the important numbers to watch.
This is always the problem that I have with Martin Armstrong. AT THE CLOSING of the given time period (in this case, it's year), he finally changes the phase transition to important high for 2018. It's just like any technical indicators that require a closing price to plot the next point. In the meantime, the best opportunities are lost. Hindsight is always 20-20.
The call for "major high" of 2032 is almost as good as nothing. I can make such calls as well. Stock market will be higher than 2018 closing in 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2037, 2038, etc. Due to general long term inflation, the chance of my calls being correct is very likely correct. For the span of 13 years, you can almost squeeze 2 bull markets and 1 bear market. How about just say that put your money into stocks, and after 50 years, I guarantee that you make make at least double, if not quadruple?
Didn't Armstrong say that you need to do "positional trading" right before the bottom fell out of in December? Now positioning for 2032, instead of 2020? How about positioning for 2050, etc? I bet that's going to be a big win.
I checked the voting. 29 people voted, and 0% made good money, while 45% found that it's not helpful. The 17% said that it's helpful, but apparently, they did NOT make profits from it.
At the end of the days, it does NOT matter how "good" your brain "thinks" Armstrong's blog is. The only thing that matters is PROFIT. Whether your thinking about Armstrong's blog is correct or not (due to brainwash, or due to truly excellent "AI" computer), it really does NOT matter. If his blog is unable to give you PROFITABLE trading actions/signals, it is NOT useful.
As I have stated a couple of times, the EASIEST way for Armstrong to help his subscribers is to simply generate and give real-time BUY/SELL signals, like MANY other stock newsletters do. That will reduce ANY confusion of interpretation of his blog writing.
And WHY is he NOT doing that, when he has the "greatest AI trading computer" to automate such process?
I can only think of one reason, which is exactly the same reason for MANY other stock newsletters that do NOT give buy/sell signals. And the reason is that once they show their real trades, and cannot show a consistent profitable track, their newsletter service will go to trash.