Update, I am getting Oct. 25 for the low in the dow/gold chart, that could be within a few days but will tighten up the closer we get to it usually. Also Marty just wrote that the crash of last year was off the scales and looks like it was manipulated beyond what the pi cycle date normally should have produced for a panic, he is suggesting that next autumn Schwab and gang could try another one, perhaps a cyber attack in line with their great green reset plans, it's like having a cynical Hitler gang manipulating the world now and using the pi cycle knowledge to further their goal with Marty thinks are going to fail anyway and the climate appears to be turning colder now anyway with the lower output of the Sun probably after geologist Dr. Roger Higgs 25 year lag from the ocean absorbing the higher output of the sun in the 1990's. Armstrong and others are projecting cold weather going into 2050 based on solar cycle analysis, which could mean crop failures and famine. The Oct. 25 dow gold ratio low is conflicting with some of my other charts showing a high for gold in august or even sept. will have to be flexible and see how it unfolds. A june low for gold is possible, Marty had mentioned that date and eric Hadik was looking for a May high for gold then weakness and a bigger high in late summer. https://www.iceageno...earths-climate/
Interesting chart for the Dow divided by Gold, it appears to be headed for a low next autumn around Oct-Nov. A low in the chart produces a high in Gold. My oscillator is pointing at early Nov for the next big low in this chart but that could mean late Oct.
The same ratio chart using SP500 is giving a big low in the middle of 2024 which should be when Gold hits Marty's 3-5000 as he predicted for that time frame.
Edited by Russ, 24 May 2021 - 06:06 PM.
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