Martin Armstrong on the moves he expects in the Stock, Bond, Gold and Currency markets. Martins model’s US election forecast, and when the nearby move up will begin from the current 5000 year interest rate lows. Martin Armstrong’s reputation is second to none when it comes to market forecasting. In this interview Martin explains why the Dollar has become the defacto world currency, why the US doesn’t like that, the steps they think they are going to take to correct. He thinks the US’s hands are tied and they can’t raise rates, nor can they avoid the pension crisis going critical. In short, Martin thinks that we are basically heading down into 2020, trust in government is at all-time lows and the 30 year bull market in bonds is over!

….Michael’s weekend editorial: Powerful Trends That Are Changing Everything

Josef Schachter has been dead on predicting Crude Oil in the last three years. He not only got Money Talks listeners short at over $100 in 2014, but he also spotted the bottom in February 2016 below $30 for a big bounce into the $50’s. Right now he sees a combination of tax loss selling and other factors setting crude up for a fabulous imminent buying opportunity at much lower levels than we trade today in the upcoming December/January period. A more than a doubling of Crude Oil prices are in the scenario he illustrates here.  

…don’t miss Michael’s Weekend Editorial: A Final Death Blow

Timer’s Digest’s Gold Market Timer Of the Year, Mark Liebovit called the latest correction but in this “what have you done for me lately world” Mike asks him what’s next – not just for gold but for Mark’s other big winner marijuana stocks.

…also Michael’s Editorial: MichFinance Minister Put the Brakes on Real Estate But Can We Afford It

One of America’s top analysts and the analyst that other analysts read gives the lowdown on the US election, interest rates, the Canadian dollar and gold.

Michael’s editorial: They’re Making a Big Mistake on Climate Policy

We’re all familiar with the changing tech world but how can you make a few bucks on it? PI Financial’s Blake Corbet spends all day finding the answer – and he’s got three beauties for you to consider.

Don’t miss Michael’s Editorial: We’re living in the economic version of Groundhog Day