Update: Please
see correction at the end.
Two well-known
financial forecasters claim that virtually all governments worldwide will be
hit with a gigantic economic crisis in the first week of October 2015.
Martin Armstrong
is a controversial market analyst who correctly predicted the 1987 crash, the
top of the Japanese market, and many other market events … more or less to
the day. Many market timers think that Armstrong is one of the
very best.
(On the other
hand, he was jailed for 11 years on allegations of contempt, fraud and an alleged Ponzi scheme.
Armstrong’s supporters say the government jailed him on trumped-up charges as a way to try
to pressure him into handing over his forecasting program).
Armstrong has
predicted for years that governments worldwide would melt down in a crisis of
insolvency and lack of trust starting this October. Specifically, Armstrong predicts that a major cycle will turn on October 1, 2015, shifting
investors’ trust from the public sector and governments to the private
sector. (Armstrong is not saying that a crash will occur on October 1st
... but that it will be a major turning point which sets us up for a crash
within a couple of months)
Unlike other
bears who predict that the stock market is about to collapse, Armstrong
predicts that huge sums of capital will flow from bonds and the Euro into
American stocks. So he predicts a huge bull market in U.S. stocks.
Edelson is
another long-time student of cycle theory. (Edelson – a big fan Armstrong
– has also studied decades of data from the Foundation for the Study of Cycles.)
Edelson is predicting the
biggest financial crisis in world history – including a collapse of government
solvency – will start on October 7, 2015 – the same week as
Armstrong’s prediction – when the European Union breaks up.
Edelson also
thinks that huge sums of investment will flow from the Eurozone to America,
driving up U.S. stocks (unlike Armstrong, Edelson thinks U.S. bonds will also
benefit). He thinks that Japan will be the next domino to fall ... and that
Japan's default will also drive investments into the U.S. as a safe haven.
In other words,
both Armstrong and Edelson think that - as the best looking horse in the glue
factory - the U.S. stock market will skyrocket as others fall apart.
But to be clear,
both believe that the domino collapse will eventually hit the U.S., and America
will end up defaulting on its debts - and falling into financial crisis - as well.
Are Armstrong
and Edelson right or wrong?
We don’t have
long to wait to test their very public predictions …
Correction:
Several people have pointed out that Armstrong is not predicting that the
crisis will be felt on October 1, 2015. Rather, he's forecasting that October
1st is a major turning point, but that the governmental financial crisis may
not be felt until some months later.
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