Those Interested In Martin Armstrong's Work Should Check Out Ed Moran's Research

Ed Moran contacted me and as a result we have posted some of his research onto our site. You can access his articles here:

Ed Moran - Gold Speculator

I'm no expert on cycle theories, but I have been very interested in Martin Armstrong's work for some time now. You can view them here:

Martin Armstrong's Economic Pi Cycle - Gold Speculator

For those interested in such things, I find it very interesting that Ed Moran and Martin Armstrong come to very similar conclusions and very similar timing cycles. Although their methodologies (from what I can tell) may be slightly different, the point is that they both "see" the cycles in relation to the fabric of time...

I know all of this can get a bit esoteric sounding, but cycles are an incredibly complex thing to understand and can only be understood by studying large data sets over very large periods of time, something that has not been possible until the age of computers.

As those familiar with the work of William Strauss and Neil Howe, know, there are cycles in the generations of our youth as they progress from childhood into maturity. For any who haven't read their book "The Fourth Turning", I highly recommend it. There are several articles on this site that provide a synopsis of the foundational theories behind William Strauss and Neil Howe's generational research.




Here are just a few:
Into the Fourth Turning

The Great Awakening: Boomers, Your Crisis Has Arrived

And a search query of "The Fourth Turning Neil Howe William Strauss" turns up these results:
fourth turning neil howe william strauss - Google Search


Have a great weekend!
-Your editor, Pip