The Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy who is a member of the Popular Party (PP) announced shortly before the general election expected to be December 20th that a record fall in unemployment took place. Looking closely at the statistics reveals that the missing unemployed … Continue reading →

  Roman Antoninianus of Probus (276-282AD) are available from the hoard we purchased that was discovered in England. All coins are high grade, fully legible and not corroded. This is a great gift for children to spark their interest in … Continue reading →

Asia caught the end of the US session this morning as all three core markets responded with falling prices. The Nikkei performed worse of all losing 2.4%, while the Shanghai and Hang Seng returned -1.3% and -0.9% respectively. European markets attempted … Continue reading →

QUESTION: Marty, it is amazing how these markets gravitate to your number like the 1043 in gold and 10530 in the Euro. You said at the conference we should watch the gold benchmarks like bookends and the bounce into the … Continue reading →

  We are preparing a video on the basics that anyone attending in the future for the first time will be required to watch. This way we do not have to spend time going over what is old-hat to others. … Continue reading →

It has now been reported that 10 ISIS  members entered into Thailand last month with the purpose of attacking Russian interests based upon a leaked Thai police memo. The memo cities the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) which sent info to … Continue reading →

To understand what is really Behind the Curtain regarding the Middle East, ISIS, Turkey, and the USA strategic attempt to reduce Russia’s control over energy to Europe, we must start back in 2009 when Qatar proposed a pipeline plan to … Continue reading →

QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, I read that the first monetary crisis in Rome took place 218-202 BC claiming the currency collapsed. I never saw you make such a claim so I had to ask if it was true. ANSWER: No. This … Continue reading →

Continued speculation that additional official support would be available next week in China supported the Shanghai Stock Index yet again. The strong close (of over +1.3% higher) in Asia has been short-lived as the events in Europe have reversed most, … Continue reading →