Blog/Armstrong Economics 101
Analysts v News Chasers
QUESTION: I am beginning to see the light. It seems as though when gold rallies strong, the sentiment is reflected in these gold promoters. Then gold drops and [...]
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Are We Still Suffering from 2007-2009 Crash or is There Something Else?
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I have a very basic question. With all the trillions of dollars of stimulus in Europe, USA, and Japan, we are in the age of deflation as [...]
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Launching Socrates – New Payment System
We are planning to launch Socrates hopefully with the WEC in November. Because of the constant problems with PayPal getting fined for various things from deceptive [...]
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The 3 Units of Time Reaction Rule
QUESTION: Marty, In your September 8 post you said “The Reversals have done a good job and this is actually an appropriate example of how to use them to stay [...]
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Can a Computer Really Beat Humans in Running the Economy?
QUESTION: Many people has written in asking this basic question: “Do you foresee a time when machine logic prevails in economic decisions?” ANSWER: Yes. [...]
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Failure is Part of Success
QUESTION: Marty; You said at the Berlin Conference that failure is not the opposite of success. It is part of success. I found this intriguing. Is this part of the [...]
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The Shift in the Financial Capitol of the World
QUESTION: Hi Martin I am a follower of your blog. I have a question on your post “Financial Capital of the World & Its Migration” dated 30th sep [...]
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Why Corporations Die
QUESTION: Hello Martin and thank you for all your fascinating and informative emails. I’m probably naive and unrealistic (if everything goes in cycles maybe [...]
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Did the Fed Really Say they Could Buy Stocks?
The Fed told Congress it would buy stocks if Congress allowed it. This statement has caused a lot of people to scratch their heads. Will this cause all the stock [...]
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Financial Capitol of the World & Its Migration
QUESTION: I am a great admirer of your Socrates model, but there’s one thing in your personal pronouncements that seem to contain a contradiction. On the one hand [...]
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