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Inflation into 2021
QUESTION: Hi, Martin You have referenced the three different types of inflation in previous posts. Please speak to what we can expect to see manifest from this [...]
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Half-Billion $ Pandemic Derivatives
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Have you been called in by the World Bank because of the coronavirus? The rumor is you are advising on this pandemic from a financial [...]
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Changes are Coming in 2020
QUESTION: I have a question, you wrote : “Those in Europe who have a position in cash, it may be better to have shares or a private sector bond or US [...]
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Are Central Banks Supporting Share Markets?
QUESTION: Hi Marty, Happy 4th July to you & your team. My question is: Have the Central Banks now created an asymmetric trade (free bet!) with respect to the [...]
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When Bonds Become Money
QUESTION: You said the “crash is in the debt markets”. Can you please explain how that will evolve? Liz M. ANSWER: Once upon a time before 1971, there [...]
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Moving from QE to Just Monetizing Government
QUESTION: Mr, Armstrong; Why the push for lower interest rates again in developed markets? You have stated the QE has been a total failure. Are they incapable of [...]
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The Consequence of War that Led to the German Hyperinflation
QUESTION: Everyone has a chart of the German DAX postwar. I have never seen a chart of the German stock market before the war. Do you have any? HVS ANSWER: Yes. [...]
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World Economy – Which End is Up?
QUESTION: Hey Martin First of all, great work with the new Socrates. Thank you very much for getting it to us. You have said that rates are exploding with fed [...]
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Private v Public Pension Funds & Who MUST Own Govt Bonds
QUESTION: Martin. Do you give credence to the work of … ? Can’t government pension funds be privatised or sent to open market? Thank you. NM ANSWER: [...]
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Can Rates Rise with Deflation?
QUESTION: Hi Marty, How does the model’s call for deflation (earlier blog posts) fit in with the likely major cycle low in interest rates (per your recent [...]
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