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Strategies & Market Trends : Humble1 and Swing Trading Friends
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From: bob_o7/25/2025 6:55:36 AM
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Regarding Armstrong’s dire war prediction, I just happened to remember about major U.S. conflicts that have occurred every 80-85 years. That makes me suspect now that Armstrong is simply using that cycle combined with some speculative escalation of the current conflicts, and not something that’s actually derived from his “proprietary computer model.”

Hopefully, the U.S. won’t get sucked into any current or potential conflicts any more than we already are (especially if they end up involving nukes) so that that doesn’t become the reason for a market selloff. But even if there was no increased U.S. involvement, if there was a serious escalation (involving NATO countries??), I would think that could potentially have a negative effect on the markets.
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