STOCK CRASH ALERT: Strange Indicator Spells Doom
by Dominique de Kevelioc de Bailleul
Beaconequity.com
Jul 26, 2012
“The charts look terrible,” eccentric technician Arch Crawford told GoldSeek Radio host Chris Waltzec on Tuesday.
But the unusual methods of planetary alignments and astronomical technical readings which Crawford utilizes to make his predictions should not be scoffed as the work of a lunatic. His successful 25-plus-year track record and large subscriber base speak for themselves.
“There have been five-year periods along the way when Crawford’s timing was at or near the top,” according to Forbes Newsletter Watch, 2002.
The prestigious Hulbert Financial Digest ranked Arch Crawford’s Crawford Perspectives no. 1 for Stock Market Timing for the period October 1 2007 through October 31, 2009. In addition, his researching into correlating market action with astronomical cycles and sun activity, Crawford has achieved fame for ranking at the top of his peers for the years 1987, 1994 and 2008. He ranked no. 2 for 2002.
Aside from a ‘normal’ year during 1994, Crawford has achieved the best of the best during years of severe market turmoil and vicious declines, suggesting that maybe stock investors should pay very close attention to his latest call.
“The highest number of electrons for the longest period of time that I’ve ever seen on record prior to this year was the week of the crash of 1987,” Crawford explains, referring to electrons reaching the earth caused by geomagnetic storms erupting from the sun.
“The number of electrons at the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites (GOES) geosynchronous satellite level was . . went over 10-to-the-third (1,000) per cubic centimeter about a week before the crash, and the market was dropping every day,” he continues. “And the day after the crash day, that morning was the actual low in the price, and the electrons dropped back under 10-to-the-third per centimeter that day, and that was the bottom.”
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