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CALPERS Trying to Cover-Up Leaks of their Mismanagement

Posted Feb 3, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

Here is a board meeting of CALPERS illustrating that (1) the majority of the board is totally without any experience in financial markets and (2) they are trying to [...]
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• Pension Crisis

The United States will become Just the “States”

Posted Feb 3, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

COMMENT: Marty; I believe you are right. We are headed into civil war and the Democrats and press are determined to overthrow the government. Trump’s ban on [...]
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• Civil Unrest

Market Talk – February 2nd, 2017

Posted Feb 2, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

Another weak session for the Nikkei but also the Hang Seng came under pressure given global large cap weakness. The JPY saw another reach as a safe-haven with [...]
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• Market Talk

Private Blog – Dow Update for February 2017

Posted Feb 2, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

Private Blog – Dow Update for February [...]
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• Dow Jones

Private Blog Gold Update

Posted Feb 2, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

PRIVATE BLOG UPDATE – [...]
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• Gold

The Coming Crisis in Central Banking

Posted Feb 2, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

  The question of when will central banks fail is a popular one that comes in. Suffice it to say, the turmoil will hit Europe first. While so many people blame [...]
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• Banking Crisis
• Interest Rates

Urgent Advice to Trump – Restore FCC Fairness Doctrine

Posted Feb 2, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

Trump should IMMEDIATELY reinstate the Fairness Doctrine in the media that once existed at the FCC. The Fairness Doctrine was a policy of the United States Federal [...]
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• Press

EU Demands Ireland Collect €13bn from Apple

Posted Feb 2, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

The European Commission is demanding that Apple pay Ireland €13bn in back taxes. They are attempting to retroactively change a tax agreement made with Apple [...]
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• European Union

Market Talk – February 1st, 2017

Posted Feb 1, 2017 by Martin Armstrong

A nice bounce seen today for the Nikkei with a small recovery in stocks as the currency turned lower. The Nikkei closed up +0.6% with exporters benefiting from a [...]
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