Blog/Upcoming Events
World Economic Conference in Berlin November 27-28
The Berlin conference will differ from that of Princeton from the standpoint that the questions posed by the audience will tend to be focused more upon Europe and [...]
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World Economic Conference: Princeton (U.S.) SOLD OUT & Berlin is Still Open With Limited Availability
We are sorry, but this year’s World Economic Conference in Princeton has sold out. There are a few people who only paid the deposit and have not sent in the [...]
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1985.65 + 31.4 = 2017
COMMENT: Marty; I attended your 1985 World Economic Conference in Princeton. It was amazing to see so many people from around the world. I remember the whole [...]
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Berlin – World Economic Conference – November 28-29, 2015
We are holding this year’s 2015 World Economic Conference in Berlin, Germany, and it may be the most important conference since 1987. While so many people are [...]
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Why the WEC is AFTER 2015.75
To make it perfectly clear, we will be sending out PRE-CONFERENCE materials for those attending to address 2015.75. However, this is the BEGINNING of Big Bang, by [...]
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The World Share Market Reports for 2015.75
October Release of the World Share Market Reports We are now preparing the World Share Market Reports and will not be taking orders until they are published in [...]
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World Economic Conference: November 7-8 Princeton, NJ & November 28-29 in Berlin, Germany
This year’s 2015 World Economic Conference may be the most important since 1987. This event will be a major educational conference which will lay out the future [...]
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The End of Bonds? Look Out Below 2015.75
Since 1985, I have warned that the Big Bang was coming 2015.75. Here is the slide from our 1998 World Economic Conference (WEC). This target is the culmination of [...]
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2015 World Economic Conferences
We have begun preparing the handouts for the 2015 World Economic Conference (WEC). We will focus on the best trading opportunities moving forward. We just opened [...]
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Princeton World Economic Conference: Seating Reopened
We now have a headcount for the U.S. session of the World Economic Conference and those who have moved to the Berlin Session. This leaves less than about 50 seats [...]
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