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Armstrong Economics 101

Brits Are Feeling the Economy Collapse in Real-Time

The political class keeps insisting the British economy is stabilizing, but ordinary people are experiencing something completely different in real-time. A growing...

Europe’s Inflation Spiral Is Fueling the Depression Into 2028

Eurozone inflation is accelerating again at the worst possible moment for Europe. Consumer prices rose 3% in April compared to 2.6% the previous month, driven...

Human Employees Often Cost Less Than AI

There is a growing contradiction unfolding in the global economy that exposes just how distorted this entire artificial intelligence narrative has become, because...

Google is Tracking Your Life – Photo Cloud Feeding AI System

  There was a time when your photo album sat in a drawer, private, personal, and disconnected from the outside world. Privacy no longer exists in the modern...

Inflation Pressures Rise in Turkey

I have said many times that interest rates do not lead inflation but react to it, and what we are seeing in Turkey right now is a central bank attempting to hold...

Data Harvesting in the Classroom

I have said for years that governments and institutions always begin with what people will accept and then gradually expand from there. What we are now seeing in...

The Dollar Lifeline in War – Currency Swaps

I have said for years that people misunderstand the global monetary system. It is not driven by trade balances. It is driven by capital flows and access to dollar...

Socrates – War- & Future

QUESTION: Marty, I do not know how the hell Socrates does this. It picked up the week as a Double Directional Change, and on the very day the Ceasefire was to end....

On Programming &the Future of Socrates

  QUESTION: A follow-up. Will Socrates survive you? Have you taught anyone else how to program AI as you do? PB ANSWER: The lawyers are working on creating a...

Inflation Was Already Rising Before the War – Now the Real Surge Begins

The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge, the Personal Consumption Expenditures index, rose 0.4% in February alone and is now running at 2.8% annually,...