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OK…I am going to switch it up a little here.
Michael Campbell is a well know and widely follower Radio Financial Personality from Western Canada
His Show is called Money Talks
I know we are all about TA here BUT….I have to admit this interview with Martin Armstrong has got my attention.
Personally after seeing snips of Armstrong’s work for several years I have come to the conclusion you cannot trade off of it…it is too hard to understand ( even his most ardent followers spend inordinate amounts of time trying to figure out what he is saying …and his arcane way of presenting his work seem to be designed to confuse…
…BUT….His macro calls ( which are chronologically presented here by Michael Campbell)
are quite astounding.
Love Him or Hate Him…he is always a controversial character.
This interview is very interesting and provocative …and IMO is worth a listen
PS the final premise and call for 2018 will be unsettling for most here.
http://moneytalks.net/article-and-commentary/michael-campbell/interview-of-the-week.html
Interesting. At the very end he say ‘go with the flow, go with the cycles, don’t fight them’. He then says the stock market and dollar will rise next year. I can see the stock market rising, but if the dollar rises it means we have a right translated cycle or the cycle is broken. He doesn’t say gold will go down, but he warns it isn’t the only game in town anymore (crypto ?).
Can anyone sum this up, please?
When you have poor hearing it’s hard to follow.
Basically 2008 times 10 coming our way. Soon. SM to 40,000 Dollar big rally. New investments taking shine off gold plus younger generation don’t turn to gold. We’re backing the wrong horse.
Thank you sir!
He reminds me of Bob Hoye–I like both–they both seem to be maverick original thinkers…you read them avidly…but later on u r left with vagueness…he says, at the end, Dow 40K and a strong dollar…then, when asked, what worries him he says the pension crisis/collapse that will knock everything down…how can u have both? wouldn’t gold do well in such a collapse?
Laslo Byrini is the guy to follow on the stock mkt.
Agree. He’s exceedingly inarticulate for a guy who has built a global general equilibrium model of capital flows with dynamic dimensionality. His published work is just as elusive, in terms of coherence. I do think he has the right framework for how it all fits together. So he’s worth paying attention to. But not for trading purposes. Personally, I don’t see how we get the “public” bond market blowing up (or pensions as its either one or the other) without taking a whole lot more with it.