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PRIVATE BLOG – Here comes the 1st Week of April

April 1, 2024

PRIVATE BLOG – Here comes the 1st Week of April Private blog posts are exclusively available to Socrates subscribers. To sign-up for Socrates or to learn more, please visit Ask-Socrates.com. https://ask-socrates.com/

The US Government’s Plan for Social Security

March 26, 2024

When questioned about the future of Social Security by the Senate Finance Committee, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen admitted that Biden “doesn’t have a plan.” There could be no possible plan for an ongoing Ponzi scheme that will fail once the fund runs out of money. Estimates believe Social Security will reach insolvency before 2034. “I […]

Technology Advancement is Rapidly Disadvantaging Older Workers 40+

March 24, 2024

@marcusjcarterai How Singapore Is Preparing Its Citizens For The Age Of Ai! #Ai #Aitools #Aitechnology AGTG ♬ original sound – IG: @MarcusJCarterAi This is the reality, yet the Biden Administration is flooding the country with people who have never even had a computer all so they can seek a dictatorship of their Marxist agenda that […]

Biden Proposes Largest Spending Package and American Taxpayer Burden in US History

March 13, 2024

The Biden Administration is outright destroying America through reckless spending. The Federal Reserve has warned that Biden’s current spending habits are robbing future generations of Americans. They cannot stablizie prices or make a dent in inflation due to the rising national debt. After his State of the Union address, Joe Biden unveiled his next spending […]

A Look Back At Socrates’ Forecasts from January 2020

March 11, 2024

My January 2020 interview with Andrew McCreath from BNN Bloomberg came up in recent conversation, and I was asked how I knew then that we’d be where we were at now. My answer is the same — I just follow the models. Some unfamiliar with my work merely looked at the headline “DOW 40,000” and dismissed my forecast as […]

Powell: March Rate Cut Unlikely

March 7, 2024

Those who follow this blog already knew that the Federal Reserve would not drop rates in the future due to unsustainable fiscal policies paired with America’s increasing involvement in foreign wars. All of the talking heads were preaching that rates would significantly decline to pandemic levels, as if that were the historical norm. Every fiscal […]

Scared of the National Debt? You Should Be.

March 7, 2024

A new billboard launched in New York City’s Times Square is sounding the alarm on America’s growing national debt crisis. “Scared of the national debt? You should be.” US national debt spiked past $34 trillion at the top of the year and continues to rise due to massive spending packages. Now that America is committed […]

Schwab Did Not Invent Stakeholder Economics

March 6, 2024

Everyone knows I became friends with Milton Friedman. Back in 1970, Milton exposed how Stakeholder Economics was inefficient and stupid long before Schwab claimed he invented it. Milton stated that such a role was that of government, not corporations, whose #1 fiduciary obligation was to its shareholders. Under Schwab, I could say, “OK, I will […]

BlackRock Backtracks on Stakeholder Capitalism

March 5, 2024

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Schwab-Camara-Stakeholder.mp4 BlackRock finally admitted that their ESG policies in the name of shareholder capitalism have been bad for business. “BlackRock’s business, scale and investments subject it to significant media coverage and increasing attention from a broad range of stakeholders,” the company stated in it’s annual filing with the SEC. “This heightened scrutiny has resulted in […]

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