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The Euro & Optimistic Fool

July 2, 2017

COMMENT: Marty; I see what you mean that it does not matter what the fundamentals are, markets move based upon what people belief be it right of wrong. To what the euro rally reminds me of the DOT.COM bubble. Blue skies forever. REPLY: Yes. Human nature is such that we act always in anticipation of […]

Illinois on Brink of Default

July 1, 2017

While politicians always talk about the poor and the needy, they never talk about how their own pensions are breaking the bank and come before everything else. It’s always the poor, which is the lead to raising taxes. So here you have a politician pleading with the people to tell their representative end the impasse […]

Market Talk- June 30, 2017

June 30, 2017

Following a weak US session, Asia fell in sympathy with US prices then levelled as China’s core held in well, especially as PBOC set the YUAN rate at 6.7744 – the highest in a while. China’s Manufacturing data helped Shanghai but the core large cap’s suffered as the Hang Seng lost -0.8%. Japan’s CPI and […]

Sweden on the Brink of a Legal Crisis

June 30, 2017

A Swedish report has been leaked that concludes the Refugee Crisis is destroying Europe. The report has revealed that the number of lawless areas (commonly referred to as, “no-go zones”) in Sweden have now reached 61, rising from 55 in just one year. This increase includes, not only the total number, but also the geographical […]

Are Bail-Ins Supported by Free Market Philosophy?

June 30, 2017

QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Reading between the lines, it seems that you support bank bailouts at taxpayer expense. Is this not counter to free market philosophy? KE ANSWER: Yes it is contrary to free market philosophy. However, it is the only reasonable solution at this moment in time without structural reforms to the financial system. If […]

Market Talk- June 29th, 2017

June 29, 2017

A strong follow-on for Asia after the positive day seen for US markets yesterday. Although a lot of the talk in Europe surrounded regulations, in Asia they followed directions from three central banks – Europe, UK and Canada – as rhetoric talked of positivity. It is interesting how the market apparently “misinterpreted” Mr Draghi’s speech […]

Euro Update for Month-End Closing of June

June 29, 2017

Private Blog Update for June Month-End Closing in the Euro/Dollar Please note: While our ArmstrongEconomics.com blog is free to the general public, our Private Blog posts are not accessible on ArmstrongEconomics.com. They are only accessible on our sister website, Ask-Socrates.com. This website is a membership only service, and Private Blog posts are only available to members. […]

European Refugee Crisis Was Created in an Undemocratic Manner

June 29, 2017

The very issue of the European Refugee Crisis highlights the entire problem with the European Union. There is no democratic union whatsoever. The issue of accepting refugees was a unilateral decision by Merkel alone. It was never put to vote in Europe. Once the migration turned to a full blown crisis, Merkel then insisted that […]

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