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  1. Tea became a recognized form of money in domestic and foreign trade. It was said that 20 tea bricks would purchase a horse, and 12 bricks would buy a sheep. The tea also had an advantage over metals and salt. Tea could be used as money and eaten as food in times of hunger. In addition, tea was brewed as a beneficial medicine for treating coughs ...

    • Momentum
    • Trend
    • Long-Term Trend
    • Cyclical Strength
    • Panic
    • Basket
    • Proper Use

    Momentum refers to the market’s ability to move quickly in either direction on a short-term basis. When a market remains in a neutral position, abrupt price movement in either direction is unlikely. Markets that turn positive are capable of a sustained rally. Likewise, markets that remain in a negative position are capable of a further decline.

    The Trend indicator refers to short-term or the immediate trend at hand. Again, a neutral indication on the trend range suggests a sideways trend is likely whereas a positive indication suggests a continued rally. A negative indication warns of a further decline. The period that the trend range is concerned with is one week on a daily basis, one mo...

    The Long-Term Trend range provides an indication of the broader trend defined more or less as a 10 to 15 interval of time. Therefore, this indicator covers roughly a 2 week period on a daily level, a 3 month period on a weekly level, and about 1 year on a monthly level.

    Our Cyclical Strength Indicating Range is rarely discussed. This particular indicator tends to be more important during abrupt moves in the short-term time frame that exceed 15% from the last important low or high. This level of our model incorporates the fixed timing elements of our Empirical Timing Models. Normally, the very definition of a bull ...

    The Panic Indicating Range is an indicator which rarely comes into play. However, it has proven to be an invaluable indicator during periods of extreme violent price action, such as the 1987 stock market crash. This indicator often identifies the support or resistance areas during major panics.

    Our Basket Indicating Range is a composite indicator combining time, price, and international value. This indicator is calculated in a basket of currencies and then reconverted back into nominal currency terms as normally used in that particular market. This level of our model helps to provide the global perspective rather than the pure domestic vi...

    While the monitoring of 6 different indicators may at first appear to be a bit confusing, the actual use of these indicators is actually quite simple. As we mentioned earlier, the actual indication comes on a closing basis. For example, let us say that gold 1. closes at $367 and the ranges for the day are as follows: 2. Momentum: 365.00 – 360.80 3....

  2. www.armstrongeconomics.com › research › monetary-history-ofCaesarion | Armstrong Economics

    Caesarion was the son of Julius Caesar and Cleopatra VIII. His formal name was Ptolemy XV Philopator Philometor Caesar. He was born June 23, 47 BC and was murdered August 23, 30 BC). His name Caesarion literally “little Caesar” (Latin: Caesariō).He was officially the last king of the Ptolemaic dynasty of Egypt, who reigned jointly with his ...

  3. My Forecast from 10 Years Ago. May 24, 2024. In an interview on May 11, 2014, I explained on USAWatchdog that confidence always outweighs reality. “It’s basically what you believe.

  4. 2015年10月12日 · The ‘Austerity’ argument seems a bit confusing. Surely, “Austerity” means reducing the size of Government and is an understanding that we can’t keep funding zillions of civil/public servants and on the other is a reduction of the Social Security Bill – healthcare, social benefits, the cost of the un and underemployed etc – both of ...

  5. Ptolemy IV Philopator ("Father-loving") was the son of Ptolemy III and Berenike II and the fourth ruler of the Ptolemaic Dynasty. He was married to his Monetary System Denominations AU Octadrachm (27.8 grams) AU Tetradrachm (13.9 grams) AU Drachm (3.1

  6. About Martin Armstrong. Our founder, Martin Armstrong, began trading in the mid-1960s. He noticed that it did not matter what the investment was; everything would rally in the heat of a buying panic and then crash in the blink of an eye. His history teacher in high school brought in a black & white movie, The Toast of New York, staring with ...

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