Topic: Martin Armstrong Discussion - page 42. (Read 647170 times)

You made 4/4 low effort posts thus far. There is 0 credibility in them. You refuted absolutely nothing, and backed up none of your claims with anything. That's the whole point. I do not "jump on anyone who defends him", I'd just like you loonies to actually provide something coherent instead of brainless parroting.


Somebody here already used "m96" as a username, it probably stands for Marty #96... Lol...  That number seems about right. You are #97

Thanks. You give me the opportunity to remind everybody of the fraud that these reports are:

Quarterly Superposition Event in Gold 2015

When I get the next report I will send it to you. For me it would be worthless.

Martin Armstrong is a charlatan, and he spent 11 years in jail for that reason but he has not changed.

Read this blog starting here to find out more about computerized fraud.


See armstrongecmscam.blogspot.com for a more compact view of major findings posted in this blog

I am so glad I happened on to this blog.  I have been trying to figure out this guy’s ramblings for far too long.  I got sucked in by the Forecaster movie - that’s a compelling story.  I subscribed to his website and analyzed his posts (no easy feat) for the past year.  I began to notice what appeared to be revisions in his historical posts to align with reality.  I began to screen print his advice/predictions (no way to print otherwise) so I could compare.  Yep - proved that. Have cancelled subscription.

No, its not illegal. Nothing is sold on those premises. It's stated clearly in the terms of service what you pay for and not. They are not a financial adviser and it's up to you how you want to use the info in combination with other things. There is nothing in the fine print that states anything what you claim.

No one said it is illegal to make wrong predictions. What's illegal is selling a service based on the falsified accuracy of his forecasts.

It's obviously time for some people to take their medication haha.. It's not illegal making predictions. Doesnt matter if you're wrong or not.

Maybe there's a reason why Armstrong never makes excuses for his barrage of wrong predictions:

Hi Marty, how ya doing?

So if someone calls himself "The Forecaster" and says he has a model that 'get things right to the day', and he is verifiably wrong (see the last pages of this thread), and people logically criticize him for that, you just call them 'triggered'?

Is that some cheap rhetoric you learned in a "Conman for Dummies" book?

M96 welcome back Marty, I’m pleased you managed to get the new email working ok, well done.

There is 1 consistency on the ecm date, that is it picked absolutely nothing.

On the other note, misleading statements, falsifying accounts, fabricating performance and just outright lying is illegal and your site is full of this from start to finish lol.

No proofy Marty none at all.

Yeah there surely is some triggered people in here lol 

Lol. I love the comedy, great start to the day, thanks MA

Jesus Christ, that whole new blogpost of Armstrong and his ECM is an absolute travesty. When will he learn?


Martin A. Armstrong: convicted felon, shameless conman, schizophrenic crackpot & financial comedian

And indeed, some of his previous ECM posts were all about how the ECM turning date got things "right til the day". Oopsie daisy.

I like how he is trying to lump in Brexit and the impeachment of Trump during his turning point. Sorry but Socrates completely missed the boat on both accounts. Trump was impeached on December 18th and acquitted on February 5th. Brexit began with the June 2016 referendum and ended with the withdrawal on January 31st 2020.

None of this started or ended during his turning point but he is going to take credit for it?

He also forgot to mention the temporary high in the market. Danb was so grateful that he was saved from the 4% correction. How is that working out for you? I'm sure sooner or later we'll get a deep correction and Marty will be patting himself on the back saying we would see a correction into 2021.

Ok, this is tiresome Marty...
You are the one producing 1-way communication. People in this thread are the ones willing to discuss anything here. You've simply been proven wrong.

Note Marty deleted the quoted part out of his blog post, but as soon as I put the link to archived version that contains it, he put it back in the blog. Unfortunately I forgot to archive it when the text got deleted, but perhaps some of you noticed.

Haha You can't sue people because they try to predict the next market move and people are willing to pay for that opinion You would have to go after every single market analyzer out there. Even news papers.

Let's hope that some people start to realize that litigation is actually feasible, depending on what one would look at.

In my own view, and this view has guided me for the time I was researching the facts, the focus should not primarily be that his predictions were wrong and that people have lost money because of this. Although we all know that he is an incompetent crackpot. Any litigation from this angle could perhaps be defeated with his small print disclaimers in his various publications. Note that I am not a lawyer.

The focus should be on the indisputable fact that he has been deceiving people on a massive scale with lies, and that his fraudulent claims where he typically alters the facts in hindsight add up to a massive body of evidence: Fraudulent misrepresentation of performance of his products and services, which he charges a lot of money for.

I don't think there is a case where fraud becomes legal just because it is labelled with some fine print giving the criminal the Get Out of Jail Free card.

It would be interesting to see everything unravel in court where they would definitely find out that he never advised governments and large institutions as he claims. Who on earth would ever want to have a convicted felon as an advisor of a large organization? That would be negligence, total lack of due diligence.


Martin Armstrong is a charlatan, and he spent 11 years in jail for that reason but he has not changed.

Read this blog starting here to find out more about computerized fraud.


See armstrongecmscam.blogspot.com for a more compact view of major findings posted in this blog

Oh No whats happening the ECM has gone squared lol

NAS new highs-  SP500 new highs - EU50 new highs - Germany new highs -

tbond yields sinking to new lows- please don't mention this as they bottomed in 2015 really

Wheres the mutton chops that was thanking marty for all his great work with the ecm....disappeared, alex and the rest have gone too amazingly

Meanwhile in the grotto in Florida and Pattaya Marty is devilishly working on a new email address and login here........

Just waiting for the dow to hit new highs now.

So who's for 30 pieces of silver  ,  judas maybe lol

lets file a group case against marty and supposition him to stop stealing peoples money and losing it.......I think a group complaint to the florida authorities would be a great start......

You're totally right. I added sources I used under the chart now, including yours.


Even if someone read his book, who the hell reacts like this in an Amazon book review? These reviews are highly suspicious, just like his (self)congratulatory emails on Armstrong's blog.

Lol. Btw, try to provide sources and quotes along with claims.



Still no legit reviews. Don't you think that is kinda odd for a best-seller?

https://www.amazon.com/Manipulating-World-Economy-Martin-Armstrong/product-reviews/0578611171/?sortBy=recent

"mother in law".