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Posted Jan 23, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
QUESTION: I am most interested in your revisionist view
of QTM. You debunk QTM frequently within broader topic discussions, but
I’d love for you to address [...]
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Posted Jan 23, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
QUESTION: Wrote said that under the EU organization,
the French insisted there would be a prohibition against issuing any
coin that commemorated Waterloo. Can you [...]
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Posted Jan 23, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Here in Germany, one obvious
consequence of the refugee migration has been that wages are declining
for low-end jobs. I believe you had [...]
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Posted Jan 22, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
We opened the week with a quiet, low volume Monday but
with plenty of central bank activity scheduled to look forward to. Given
the US shutdown started midnight [...]
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Posted Jan 22, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
QUESTION: Do you think that the Commitment of Traders
and reported inventories are relevant to gauge market performance?
ANSWER: The oldest game in town is [...]
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Posted Jan 22, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I understand that your model
shows that China will become the dominant economy post-2032. The IMF
added the yuan to their SDR basket. Are [...]
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Posted Jan 22, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
QUESTION: A friend told me the one pound coins I have
from a trip to Britain last year were canceled. How can a government
simply cancel its money? KL ANSWER: Oh [...]
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Posted Jan 21, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
COMMENT: Mr. Armstrong; The goldbugs hate you for
calling the top and a bear market. To my surprise, I searched Money Week
here in London and it came up with an [...]
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Posted Jan 21, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
The two largest foreign holders of the US debt, China
and Japan, reduced their holdings of US government bonds in November
compared to October. While many are [...]
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