Martin Armstrong, David Morgan and Chris Waltzek




GOLDSEEK RADIO show

Summary:  March 31, 2017 Featured GuestsMartin Armstrong ; David Morgan  Please Listen Here Show Highlights According to The Silver Investor David Morgan, the nascent silver bull market is alive and well. The guest / host agree that the PMs sector found a firm bottom in 2015 making the buy and hold method ideal for most investors. For more intrepid investors, David Morgan's proprietary gold / silver ratio analysis strongly suggests higher prices to come. The silver Commitments of Traders reports adds insights into market sentiment. Buying silver bullion in quantity for the long-term remains the ideal hedge.Cuisine for cogitation includes a new reagent that promises to revolutionize gold / silver processing, via an environmental friendly, cyanide-free method. Chris welcomes back a modern Jesse Livermore, Martin Armstrong of Armstrong Economics, the subject of the documentary film, The Forecaster (2015). Although central banks around the globe have lowered interest rates, taxation rates continue to climb. Officials in the US and the EU have called on Martin Armstrong during periods of economic chaos over the past 30 years.Our guest suggests they consult with actual traders who understand the market mechanics, not just economic theory. Armstrong advises gold investors to ignore the inflation / deflation debate; focus instead on the the yellow metal as a hedge against governments.He shares a witty quote by Milton Friedman: If you put economic policymakers in charge of the Sahara, there would be a shortage of sand in 3 years.Given central bankers control the currency system, the inevitable collapse is destined to propel the PMs skyward. A dollar rally will trigger the global reset - as rates increase, over $500 trillion in interest rate sensitive derivatives bets, CDOs, MDO, etc. will implode. US equities will continue to soar, with the Dow climbing to perhaps as high as 40,000 or more, along with the PMs. Our guest advises against purchasing government debt - the supposed risk-free rate is far more risky than blue-chip shares by comparison and rarely default. Show HostChris Waltzek Ph.D.  About ChrisContact Hostgsradio@frontier.comEnhanced Modern Portfolio Theory via Long-Memory Regimes (Waltzek, 2016).PhD Dissertation - Chris G. Waltzek