COMMENT: You forecasted a world war.‎ What my generation only looks back at through a historical looking glass in an attempt to isolate the starting events of the last great war you have called into focus in real time as events … Continue reading →

COMMENT: Mr Armstrong; I am a reformed goldbug who was naive to put it mildly but my wife called it stupidity. You have been correct and they have been wrong but that is just the surface. What you have opened … Continue reading →

France is using the terror attack as the excuse now to shut down pre-paid debt cards. Terrorists can circumvent any restriction. It is like gun control. Criminal do not buy guns at a store. Like drugs, they are readily available … Continue reading →

  We are sorry that we could not add more seats or hold additional sessions. Princeton was above our preferred size reaching 600 and Berlin we are sold out at 400. We just could not accommodate more clients. We apologize … Continue reading →

Thatcher knew the Euro would fail and stated bluntly that the “government believes in the pound sterling”. “We had arguments which might persuade both the Germans – who would be worried about the weakening of anti-inflation policies – and the … Continue reading →

QUESTION: As a long time follower since 1980 you always stressed time was more important than price. Your benchmark time points stress time yet you still picked price can you explain? — NI ANSWER: Yes, we give projections for the ideal … Continue reading →

COMMENT: Marty In your report on diseases you had mentioned that Ebola will initially fade but be back in full force in 2016 going into 2020 with devastating results. Looks like you are right again. Please see report from CNN … Continue reading →

The spotlight was firmly on China today where the equity tumbled over 6%. News that market regulators are investigating suspected violation by some of the countries brokerages finance their clients stock purchases. Citic fell to its daily limit (-10%) before … Continue reading →

The 2015 Berlin World Economic Conference will begin tomorrow. Early Check In will be tonight. We will be looking at what makes this all tick and the forecast for when the markets will turn in commodities, phase transitions, debt, war, … Continue reading →