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Bankers Laid off 100,000 so far

Posted Sep 11, 2016 by Martin Armstrong

The numbers are in. Banking as indeed seen its peak. Banks in Europe and the US have dismissed 100,000 people last year, the bulk after 2015.75 . The decline is [...]
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• Banking Crisis

European Companies Scrambling to Issue Debt

Posted Sep 11, 2016 by Martin Armstrong

With the ECB expanding its quantitative easing program to include corporate debt, European companies are now scrambling to issue as much debt as they can as cheap [...]
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• European Union

WEC November 10th to 13th – We Added 50 Seats

Posted Sep 10, 2016 by Martin Armstrong

For the General Public WEC, we sold out as usual. We have worked it out to add another 50 seats. The computer is managing this booking so I have not been on top of [...]
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• World Economic Conference

The Week in Review for the Dow

Posted Sep 10, 2016 by Martin Armstrong

Well the week after Labor Day has lived up to its reputation. The Dow crashed on time, but the burning question is – will it follow-through? The Dow peaked on [...]
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• Dow Jones

Hillary maybe Just What the Model Needs to Finish off the Economy

Posted Sep 10, 2016 by Martin Armstrong

A Hillary presidency should be the best possible outcome for the markets since they should then begin to reflect what happens when you completely undermine [...]
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• 2016 U.S. Presidential Election

The Federal Reserve’s Structural Changes

Posted Sep 10, 2016 by Martin Armstrong

  QUESTION: Why are there so many Fed branches? It seems this is another way for government just to create jobs and pensions. ANSWER:I wrote several times that [...]
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• Banking Crisis
• Sovereign Debt Crisis

Market Talk – September 9th, 2016

Posted Sep 9, 2016 by Martin Armstrong

Asia was a mixed with a strong Hang Seng (+0.75%) an unchanged Nikkei and a slightly weaker Shanghai (-0.55%), which after yesterdays ECB Q+A session was actually [...]
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