Blog/Sovereign Debt Crisis
Senate Passes Debt Ceiling on Schedule
COMMENT: Marty, the Senate passed the Debt Ceiling. It is amazing how Socrates shows there was no debt crisis. As you wrote “When we look at the Array, we do [...]
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The Debt Ceiling = Pi $31.4 Trillion
COMMENT: Hello Martin, The debt ceiling is pi!! = 31.4 trillion $ Coincidence? 😜 Best regards from Vienna and thanks for what you are doing. Ralf REPLY: [...]
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PRIVATE BLOG – The Debt Ceiling
PRIVATE BLOG – The Debt Ceiling Private blog posts are exclusively available to Socrates subscribers. To sign-up for Socrates or to learn more, please [...]
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PRIVATE BLOG – The Debt Crisis – Bonds v Dow
PRIVATE BLOG – The Debt Crisis – Bonds v Dow Private blog posts are exclusively available to Socrates subscribers. To sign-up for Socrates or to learn more, [...]
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PRIVATE BLOG – The Debt Crisis of June
PRIVATE BLOG – The Debt Crisis of June Private blog posts are exclusively available to Socrates subscribers. To sign-up for Socrates or to learn more, please [...]
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The 14th Amendment & the Destruction of the United States
Interpretation of the Constitution is often caught up in controversy. What is beautiful to one person is average or ugly to another. The best construction [...]
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The Debt Crisis – What Really Falls to Dust?
QUESTION: The sales pitch seems to be that there is this $2 quadrillion in global debt that overhangs everything. Paper assets, therefore, will all implode! They [...]
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The Real Debt Crisis is Here
QUESTION: Marty, Ever since the debacle in London with the long-term debt, there have been whispers in NYC about how the demand for long-term is drying up. When [...]
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The Collapse of the Monetary System – a Comedy of Errors
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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The Debt Ceiling Hits Pi – $31.4 Trillion
The debt ceiling has currently hit $31.4 trillion (Pi), representing borrowing that the Treasury undertakes to fund its financial obligations, ranging from [...]
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