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Posted Jul 12, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I read your analysis of
Country Risk. It was truly fascinating. You are correct. We do not
consider investing in Syria or Iran no less [...]
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Posted Jul 12, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
Comey is as guilty as Hillary for treating government
work product including top secret information as personal. Comey, just
like Hillary, claimed the memos were [...]
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Posted Jul 12, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
The destruction of Hamburg has been massive. There is
much going on behind the scenes politically with the focus now on
intensely monitoring and censorship to be [...]
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Posted Jul 11, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
Another encouraging session for Asia as the confidence
continues, at least until we see something to the contrary later in the
week. Many are referencing the bond [...]
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Posted Jul 11, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
The Reuters Editor’s Choice picture demonstrates what I
have been saying about revolution. When the army defends the corruption
of politicians, there will be [...]
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Posted Jul 11, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
We have not yet broken gold for all the people writing
in. So far we have elected three Weekly Bearish Reversals from the July
2016 high in gold and three Monthly [...]
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Posted Jul 11, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
The Spanish region of Catalonia is preparing to hold a
second referendum on separating from of Spain on October 1st, despite
warnings from Madrid. Naturally, the EU [...]
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Posted Jul 11, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
QUESTION: Hi Marty – Question: You have blogged about
the pension crisis and how Illinois and California on the brink of
bankruptcy. Does this mean that [...]
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Posted Jul 11, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he would
not ratify the Paris Climate Accord unless Europe paid all costs to
Turkey. France agreed to pay Turkey [...]
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Posted Jul 10, 2017 by Martin Armstrong
We start the week with mixed session from Asia as
Chinese reserve data showed small increase and the general trend of
acceptance for Chinese 5% growth. The Japanese [...]
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