Blog/Armstrong Economics 101
Fox News – “ominous Great Depression warning”
Fox Business is reporting that economic conditions are much worse than you are being told. Unfortunately, this is the conclusion when you have ZERO understanding [...]
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Forecasting the Future
QUESTION: So if I read you right, you never anticipated that your computer would also forecast war and geopolitical events. ChatGPT seems to be able to find things [...]
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The Coming Great Global Default
QUESTION: Dear Martin Could you please describe more in detail what you are expecting when talking about the breakdown of the monetary system? Will there be [...]
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Here We Go Again – Altering the Formula for CPI
There are some who are claiming that the revision of the CPI is to help the Federal Reserve stop fighting inflation. This is typical for Americans who only watch [...]
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A Great Artist
I would like to Thank Celeste for this portrait she made of Napoleon – my French Bulldog. You are a great Artist. I enjoyed painting in oils. I was never very [...]
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The Majority MUST Always be Wrong
Following the crowd of what is popular and supposed to be the cutting edge of investment, Robert Belfer, the oil Barron, lost billions with ENRON and then [...]
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Our Extreme Long-Term Model Forecasting Tools
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, Your reputation precedes you. They call you the legend because you have been the only analyst who forecasts events years in advance. [...]
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Inflation & the Tricks of the Trade
Our inflation models came in at 32% for 2022. This does not include things like paper clips to bring down the entire average. This number is the basic core [...]
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Science is ONLY Possible with Constant Inquiry
Everybody seems to be up in arms over Musk turning Twitter into a real social media platform. When Klaus Schwab and his World Economic Forum ban Twitter, you know [...]
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2022 Inflation is Final – 32% for the year
Our Independent Inflation model has calculated that the combined rate for everything from food to transportation came in at 32% for 2022. That is a far cry from the [...]
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