A simple year-end closing below 116.40 in the Euro for year-end confirms a broader correction is in motion with the earliest potential low in 2018 with the potential to extend into 2021. A closing ABOVE 105.03 will suggest a brief … →
First of all. someone is claiming I put out some recommendation on DUST. I have NEVER recommended such an ETF and this appears to be a deliberate attempt to mislead people. You can search this blog, but I have never made … →
Dick Cheney is best known for being the head of Halliburton who then became Vice President who moved his office directly in the White House and ran the government as the former “shadow president” because Bush, Jr. couldn’t even figure out … →
We will make available reports AFTER January 1st. We apologize, but it just makes too many problems to do business going into year-end for taxes. So with a new year, we will be ready to sell reports. The TAXMAN just … →
From those who brought you the 2007-2009 crisis that never goes away.
QUESTION: Martin, I’m curious to your comment “The greatest danger to America will be a strong dollar”. Why is that? I’m trying to take a global view of this statement but I can’t wrap my head around it. It would seem … →
Some people are confusing NASA with NOAA. They are two different agencies. NASA is confirming that NOAA’s manipulation of data is a fraud. Now, Judicial Watch announced that it filed a lawsuit on December 2, 2015, in the Federal Court of … →
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, it appears that even dengue fever comes and goes according to your 51.6 year frequency. Does this 8.6 year cycle appear just in everything around us? ANSWER: It certainly appears to be so. The dengue fever outbreak in 2015 appears to … →
We will begin adding additional features for access by the public within the Socrates platform. To begin with, this will be individual market related. The questions will be limited to a specific market. Here is an example concerning the Dollar/Euro. … →
A definite Christmas theme today with most markets meandering into the festive season. Japan was closed for annual holiday (Emperor’s Birthday) and many markets were on half-day (Hong Kong, Singapore, Philippines and Australia). The PBOC set mid-point for the Yuan … →
