QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, Thank you for being so honest. I like how you separate your opinion from the computer. My question is simple. Do you give credence to the betting odds being more accurate than the polls? See you next week Frank ANSWER: The polls are often wrong, and the betting odds do not seem […]
The home buying frenzy seen during the pandemic years has ended. We are no longer in a seller’s market as the tides have shifted. The National Association of Realtors reported that home sales in the US slowed to a 14-year low this September. Sales declined 3.5% on an annual basis. Existing homes declined 1% […]
The job market is cooling across America, slowing to a pace not seen since late 2020 during COVID lockdowns. Now, one must remember that natural disasters decimated numerous states. Yet, I tend to look at two things – public sector growth and manufacturing. Unemployment stands at 4.1%, while the measure of discouraged and underemployed workers […]
There happens to be a correlation between an uptick in strokes and heart attacks during presidential elections. Harvard and the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) have both conducted studies showing a direct correlation between the election and an increase in hospitalizations and deaths from strokes and heart attacks. “Around election season, just as […]
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, I’m sure you do not remember me. I worked on Capital Hill when you were shuffling around the halls pitching to reform the debt and social security. This interview was too short, and you did not get to explain the full scope of what you were doing. I think you should also […]
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https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RFK-on-Reform-CIA.mp4 Many people believe that my case was instigated by the CIA involvement with the bankers because I refused to hand over $10 billion to fund a Regime Change in Russia back in 2000. I do not know the extent of the CIA involvement in the interference in the 2000 Russian election and the […]
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This was the Tax Reform Proposal for Congress in 1996. It set the stage for the abolishment of the Income Tax, the introduction of the Consumption Tax, and the restoration of the tax system prior to Marxism. The proposal in its entirety is provided here in PDF format, Parts 1 to 6. Tax-Reform-1 Tax-Reform-2 Tax-Reform-3 […]
Next week, those attending the World Economic Conference and Virtual Plus can access this report from your portal. It concerns the prospect of capital controls that governments routinely implement during periods of war to prevent capital flight. This also includes some other capital controls imposed for other reasons. It is a guide to what to […]
