I have warned that 2017 will be the political year from hell. What I am illustrating here is the link between a sovereign debt crisis and the Revolutionary Cycle. In 1933, Roosevelt came to power in the USA and turned the … →
Reports are now starting to surface that sexual assaults on young German women by Arab refugees have been taking place throughout the country. Retaliation unfolded against foreign refugees following the sexual assaults in Cologne on New Year’s Eve. Meanwhile, Angela Merkel … →
Deutsche Bank sold off its gold storage facility in London as it continues to exit from the financial markets and contracts back to being a core bank. The gold vault was bought by the world’s largest bank in terms of … →
With Japan closed (Coming of Age Day) we were forced, yet again, to watch the excitement unfold on the Chinese exchange. Most of the talk was on the foreign exchange market where the off-shore currency quote (CNH) saw a huge … →
We consolidated the introduction we have had to do at the World Economic Conferences and are releasing it as a separate DVD so that we will not have to spend time bringing everyone up to speed. It is not fair … →
Japan is closed today, but the selling has begun in New Zealand and Australia. We have an opportunity for today to form the initial low for right now. This suggests that last week may provide a temp low close. We … →
The Arab sexual assault in Cologne, Germany, occurred on New Year’s Eve when hundreds of male refugees robbed and carried out sexual assaults against over 100 girls. This illustrates one of the huge problems with allowing such a mass migration of … →
QUESTION: Hi Martin…can you explain more what you meant but what you said below? Does this mean a long correction that will last thru out this year or longer? or will it just be thru march ..then bottom and head … →
QUESTION: Marty; I attended one of your live trading conferences in the 1980s. It wasn’t cheap back then. If I remember it was $25,000 a seat. The bank paid for my seat and I still tell how we made 5 … →
