Tuesday, June 5, 2018

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German Court Rules Govt Can Intercept Communications Without Just Cause

Posted Jun 6, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig ruled last week that the Federal Intelligence Service (BND) may continue to access data at the world’s largest [...]
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German Healthcare Deficit 300% Greater than Expected Due to Refugees

Posted Jun 6, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
Healthcare costs have been exploding even in Germany. The revisions in healthcare of about two years ago did expand the coverage, but the expanded costs [...]
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How a Prosecutor’s Case Collapsed in New York City and Exposed Government Corruption in the Process

Posted Jun 6, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
One of the more fascinating examples of how the government prosecutors are looking for high profile cases to further personal careers rather than actually policing [...]
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Scandinavia Receiving Capital Inflows As Well As Poland & Hungary

Posted Jun 5, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
Just to Clarify, we are also picking up Capital Inflows from the EU moving into Scandinavia – Denmark, Sweeden & Norway. We also see money moving into [...]
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Market Talk- June 5th, 2018

Posted Jun 5, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
Although yesterdays US session was a solid performance, it had produced that gain within the first couple of hours trading, so although solid did not really extend [...]
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Warning Capital Outflows from Europe Are the Greatest in the World Economy

Posted Jun 5, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
  Our models based upon reliable source flow data is currently showing that the Eurozone is the NUMBER ONE place in the world with the greatest amount of [...]
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The Pension Crisis Will Break Up the EU

Posted Jun 5, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
The German public broadcast agency ARD is proposing structural changes. Due to the low-interest rates, the ECB has placed the agency in hard times with its [...]
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Euro & Varying Volatility

Posted Jun 5, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
QUESTION: Hello Mr. Martin Armstrong. Why is it that if EURUSD goes down 20 – 30 pips other pairs with the EUR – such as the EURAUD or EURNZD go down 50 [...]
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Knee-Jerk v Reactions v Trend Changes

Posted Jun 5, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
QUESTION: Hi Martin Was curious if you could address what Socrates has popped up on the last report….of a “Knee Jerk Low” this quarter. Is this a [...]
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Guatemala’s Fuego volcano Erupts here in 2018 – That’s three So Far

Posted Jun 5, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
  Guatemala’s Fuego volcano erupted with the most violent volcanic eruption in more than a century. People have been buried alive in the ash like Pompey. [...]
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World Economic Conference – Singapore June 15/16, 2018

Posted Jun 4, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
Welcome to the Singapore World Economic Conference June 15/16, 2018. This will be a smaller more intimate session and we will be covering all of Asia. We are [...]
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Market Talk- June 4, 2018

Posted Jun 4, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
Following a strong US close on Friday and the lack of disrupting headlines over the weekend, including the G7 and so Asia returned a positive session across the [...]
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Catalonia Restores its Own Government

Posted Jun 4, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
With the collapse of the head of Spain, Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, and the change in hands of the state to the Socialist Pedro Sanchez, [...]
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Making Sense of The Federal Reserve

Posted Jun 4, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
  I was giving a lecture in Toronto to our institutional clients years ago and the central bank of Canada came with ten people. It was an interesting session [...]
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Is Germany Heading to a Policial Crisis in 2019?

Posted Jun 4, 2018 by Martin Armstrong
  The German Bild newspaper, which has been a staunch supporter of  Chancellor Angela Merkel, has just reported on Sunday with the headline “Merkel knew [...]
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