Blog/World Economic Conference
What to Expect at the 2019 WEC This Year
Orlando World Economic Conference attendees will receive a number of never before published works by Martin Armstrong. Click below for [...]
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WEC 2019 Orlando – Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door or the Big Fake Out?
This year's WEC is extremely important as we approach the turn in the Economic Confidence Model come January 2020. To learn more, visit the "Events" page on our [...]
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WEC Survey is In
"Each WEC pays for itself - both in forecasting and in providing an accurate world view on a variety of topics from markets, politics, science, etc. - all free from [...]
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Cycles & Turning Points
QUESTION: Hello Mr. Armstrong; Rome was fantastic!. I find it very interesting that you hold the conference on the dates when the markets hit their peak and I come [...]
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WEC Rome 2019
The AE Events Team would like to thank all of the attendees who participated in the Rome WEC! A video of the event will be available in the coming weeks. We [...]
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The Fate of Europe
QUESTION: Marty; Your capital flow models have been remarkable. Do you see Europe as ever getting its act together? We need support to get decisions approved as you [...]
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The Perfect Financial Storm
COMMENT: Martin, Have read the two blogs on the Emerging Markets. Hit like a cold bucket of ice water. Knew something was coming from all your writings and the EMC, [...]
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Nigel Farage to Address the Audience at the WEC May 3rd Rome
With the significance of everything taking place in Europe, we are extremely pleased to announce that Nigel Farage will address the audience at our World Economic [...]
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Nigel Farage to Address the WEC in Rome May 3rd & 4th
Special thanks to Nigel Farage for speaking at the Rome WEC, or in his words, "The alternative to [...]
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The Fate of Europe – Special Report for Rome WEC
As we face a major election this May in Europe, there truly is rising discontent among member states who realize this is just not working. The demands of austerity [...]
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