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Private Blog – The Dow View in 2018

Private Blog – The Dow View in 2018

The Dow & Trump Tax Reform

The Trump Tax Reform reducing the corporate tax to 21% and taking effect January 1st, 2018 rather than being delayed until 2019, will be one of the biggest positive catalysts for US equities in decades. This is very interesting because it is now fundamentally validating what our computer has been projecting for highs going up […]

Dow from the A$ Viewpoint

QUESTION: Hi Martin, I was unable to attend your WEC in Orlando but purchased it to view remotely. I’ve read the vertical market report and look forward to watching the video of the even when its ready. My only question is with regard to currency. With my currency in AUD I realise the place to be […]

Politicians & Kicking the Can Down the Road

QUESTION: Hi Marty, Thank you for replying to my earlier question about The Crash & No Bid. It as very insightful towards the mechanics of markets. I have a new question for you regarding how Politicians “kick the can” as long as they can expecting the next people in line to pick up the tab… and […]

Private Blog – Dow & Vertical Market Explosion

Private Blog – The Dow – The Vertical Market Explosion

Private Blog – Dow & Vertical Market

PRIVATE BLOG – Dow & the Vertical Market

Private Blog – Dow for November 2017

Private Blog – Dow & November 2017

The Dow v S&P500 v NASDAQ – What’s the Difference?

QUESTION: Dear Mr. Armstrong Why do you always use the Dow Jones Index? It seems to have the least logical construction of the major indices. Why not use the S&P500? Many thanks for your informative and thought-provoking blog, G ANSWER: Each index offers a completely different perspective. The Dow Jones Industrials is the “big” money. […]

Private Blog – Dow & Dax

Private Blog – Dow & Dax

Tax Reform & the Dow

Trump’s tax reform to cut the corporate income tax rate from 35% to 20% will be a huge boost for the economy and place tremendous pressure on the rest of the world. But already we have Republicans playing games for personal careers. They want to postpone the cut for corporations until 2019 AFTER, of course, […]