It's Just Time - Martin Armstrong
22/01/09 16:19
From: Craig Carmichael
Martin Armstrong is the former chairman of Princeton Economics International. He became a millionaire at the age of 15 when working with rare coins and stamps. He gained worldwide notoriety for his proprietary work on economic cycles and has advised many governments and corporations throughout the world. He became the highest paid economist in the world and seemed to have everything going for him. However, in 1999, he was indicted on charges of bilking Japanese investors all the while he was claiming his innocence. Before going to trial, he had been held in contempt for an unprecedented 7 years before finally pleading guilty in 2007. He has adamantly claimed he has been railroaded and his arguments definitely merit consideration. Be that as it may, it is a shame that he has had to spend time in jail wasting away a previously very productive life and a brilliant mind. He has just written a paper from jail titled "Its Just Time". This is well worth reading and will enlighten you to his fascinating cycle work and how amazingly accurate it has been throughout the years. It is a little "rough" around the edges as he did not have the technological capabilities afforded to him as he would outside of prison.
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Martin Armstrong is the former chairman of Princeton Economics International. He became a millionaire at the age of 15 when working with rare coins and stamps. He gained worldwide notoriety for his proprietary work on economic cycles and has advised many governments and corporations throughout the world. He became the highest paid economist in the world and seemed to have everything going for him. However, in 1999, he was indicted on charges of bilking Japanese investors all the while he was claiming his innocence. Before going to trial, he had been held in contempt for an unprecedented 7 years before finally pleading guilty in 2007. He has adamantly claimed he has been railroaded and his arguments definitely merit consideration. Be that as it may, it is a shame that he has had to spend time in jail wasting away a previously very productive life and a brilliant mind. He has just written a paper from jail titled "Its Just Time". This is well worth reading and will enlighten you to his fascinating cycle work and how amazingly accurate it has been throughout the years. It is a little "rough" around the edges as he did not have the technological capabilities afforded to him as he would outside of prison.
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