Blog/South America
BRICS, Real Estate, & Pensions
QUESTION: Dear Amstrong, Thank you for all the training you have been teaching us for years. Even though I have gone through 3 universities and have special titles [...]
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Venezuela & Guyana
COMMENT: Mr. Armstrong; I am from Venezuela and became an American citizen 20 years ago. I have brought my father here to live for his pension in Venezuela will not [...]
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Bolivia’s Ex-President Flees to Mexico
Our model has been accurately forecasting the rise in civil unrest against governmental corruption on a worldwide basis. In Bolivia, ex-President Morales has fled [...]
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The Two-Tier Currency Rate in Argentina
QUESTION: Dear Mr. Armstrong, Can you please explain how the Contado con Liquidacion exchange rate works in Argentina? It’s now at around 80 pesos per [...]
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Argentina – The Continued Shift to Private Assets
COMMENT: Greetings from Argentina. Merval Argentina indexed doubled since new president Macri started in Dic 2015. Any comments about Latin America – [...]
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Civil Unrest Engulfing the World
Everywhere we turn, politicians are abusing their power relentlessly because the global economy is moving against their best plans. In Paraguay, the nation’s [...]
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Venezuelan Hyperinflation
The Venezuelean hyperinflation is the direct result of what happens when the general population loses all confidence in the government. The current hyperinflation [...]
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Venezuela Demonstrates Why Socialism Always Fails
Venezuela had the greatest oil reserves of any country. The country was ruled for 14 years with the iron fist of Hugo Chavez. Then anti-capitalism wiped out the [...]
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Venezuela May Sell 3 Million Ounces of Gold
Venezuela has $5 billion in debt it must pay before year-end. They are now making inquiries to sell off gold reserves to meet their [...]
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Venezuela’s Hyperinflation
The hyperinflation in Venezuela illustrates the real causes behind such events — the total collapse in the confidence of government. It is not a question of [...]
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