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Posted Jan 26, 2019 by Martin Armstrong
It is interesting to watch how the press spins the fact
that Trump has agreed to fund the government for three weeks. Our
computer strangely was picking the week of [...]
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Posted Jan 26, 2019 by Martin Armstrong
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Posted Jan 25, 2019 by Martin Armstrong
The meandering of US markets failed to provide an
excuse for Asia, but it found its footing anyway and can point to tech
as the key driving force. There is still a [...]
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Posted Jan 25, 2019 by Martin Armstrong
COMMENT: Good day; The great public pension fraud here
in Ontario, Canada allowed the public service unions to endorse Liberal
candidates who would give them their [...]
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Posted Jan 25, 2019 by Martin Armstrong
QUESTION: Marty; Are there any cycles dealing with the
trade dispute with China that are relevant? OP ANSWER: Actually, yes.
The United States created a two-tier [...]
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Posted Jan 25, 2019 by Martin Armstrong
Believe it or not, Illinois confiscated and sold 50,000
cars because people had tickets that they could not pay. They still
have to pay the banks on their car [...]
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Posted Jan 24, 2019 by Martin Armstrong
Most core Asian indices finished todays trading on a
positive note. Both Shanghai and Hang Seng indices recovered from early
losses and managed a close at the days [...]
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Posted Jan 24, 2019 by Martin Armstrong
I have been asked many times why I was friends with
Margaret Thatcher. I’ve also been asked if I have known any other
politicians since who I was proud [...]
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Posted Jan 24, 2019 by Martin Armstrong
Merkel and Macron, two politicians who cannot muster
even a majority of their people for support, signed a Franco-German
friendship treaty which has allowed them to [...]
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Posted Jan 24, 2019 by Martin Armstrong
It has been a bitterly cold season. Niagara Falls
became a winter wonderland as frigid temperatures cause the falls
partially to turn to ice. This is not so rare [...]
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Posted Jan 23, 2019 by Martin Armstrong
Asian markets had already had a taste of the IMF
outlook, but today the Bank of Japan again trimmed its inflation
forecast and that hurt the Yen. Having already [...]
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