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The IMF’s SDR & Monetary Reform – Another Crazy Idea?

Posted Jul 28, 2018 by Martin Armstrong

QUESTION: Hi Martin, I am a long time reader of your blog and a big fan of the tools that you have developed for investors. Thanks for all that you do and I wanted [...]
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• Monetary Reform

Australian Drought Getting Really Bad & the Tilt of the Earth

Posted Jul 28, 2018 by Martin Armstrong

Farmers in South Australia have been forced to feed sheep with onions that were rejected for commercial sale due to a shortage of feed. Besides the energy output of [...]
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• Nature

Market Talk- July 27, 2018

Posted Jul 27, 2018 by Martin Armstrong

A mixed session at best, but probably not surprising for a summer Friday and just ahead of US GDP data release. Australian ASX was the best core performer gaining [...]
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• Market Talk

Why is Former Ambassador Refusing to be Questioned by Russians?

Posted Jul 27, 2018 by Martin Armstrong

John McCain is one politician I have no respect for whatsoever. My opinion of him was formed before his war against Trump. His background many have viewed as a [...]
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• Politics
• Rule of Law
• Russia

Magnitsky Act & the Cover-Up of Unprecedented Corruption

Posted Jul 27, 2018 by Martin Armstrong

QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, I seem to recall that in your case HSBC had to plead guilty and paid back only $600 million because the difference in the notes in yen was [...]
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• Corruption

Bank Wires & the Hunt for Money

Posted Jul 27, 2018 by Martin Armstrong

QUESTION: Hi Martin, in reference to the mailing of 500k in bank drafts to the US by a Canadian in Canada – I am wondering what your thoughts are in wiring [...]
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• The Hunt for Taxes

Private Blog – Dow Jones Industrials July 26, 2018

Posted Jul 26, 2018 by Martin Armstrong

PRIVATE BLOG – Dow Jones Industrials July 26th, [...]
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• Dow Jones

Market Talk- July 26, 2018

Posted Jul 26, 2018 by Martin Armstrong

A mixed opening seen in Asia this morning which eventually turned into a down day given the lack of volume and positivity. Even though the US sent a confident tone, [...]
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