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Austerity in USA & Republican Approach to the Budget
QUESTION: Do you really think austerity can come to the USA? ANSWER: No. However, that is the issue which is likely to split the Republican Party for 2016. That is [...]
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Stock Market & Bonds During the 1980s
The DAX is making this type of breakout whereas the Dow is crawling sideways along resistance. It is not quite ready for prime time. That does not preclude the [...]
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This Market Will Begin When Gentlemen Prefer Stocks to Bonds
QUESTION: “You do not see the stock market peak with the bottom in rates. That has NEVER happened even once”. So the new highs in the global stock [...]
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Dow to Rise with Higher Interest Rates not Lower
QUESTION: I’m just wondering how the stock markets can go up into a rapid bubble in 2015 -17, if the bonds are going to collapse in Oct. of ’15? do [...]
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IBM using BitCoin Technology – Leveraging the World
COMMENT: Hi Martin, This one might interest you, as it is exactly what you told us that is coming: [...]
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It is Always Dependent upon Perspective
The arrogance of some who confuse pollution with the power to alter the cycles of the universe is truly beyond description. This video puts it all in perspective [...]
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Money – Electronic & Debasement
QUESTION: Hello Mr. Armstrong, Thank you for all you have done, your blog is amazing. I have a question (well many but will only ask one). Will electronic [...]
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Writing a Bill for Congress
QUESTION: Marty; did I hear correctly in your interview with Glen Downs that you are writing a bill to eliminate debt to be introduced to Congress? DB ANSWER: [...]
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Debt & Reserve Currency
QUESTION: Marty, Would nations still issue debt in the reserve currency or their local currency? If countries issued debt in the reserve currency, wouldn’t [...]
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Fiat and the Abuse of Using This Term
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong People seem to just equate any non commodity form of money as being fiat. But fiat means a value dictated by government. There seems to be a [...]
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