The World Economic Conference – Berlin December 1 & 2 Berlin is the third and last of our trilogy of World Economic Conferences held around the world.This is shaping up to be the best of the series given the hot topic of the Euro and the fate of Europe that is hanging in the balance. The […]

September has proven to be the highest monthly closing. The correction is under way and the Reversals have been performing as usual. January is shaping up to be a major turning point in many markets. All of Asia has been percolating preparing for what appears to be a major Directional Change in 2013. Japan may prove to […]

While turmoil abounds in Europe and Germany resists writing off Greek debt and previous holders of Greek debt squawk about taking a second haircut, Moodys actually upgraded the Philippines. The Indian market has a Double top and looks more like the early stages of Japan in the mid ’80s preparing for an explosive rally. As the West […]

  Bangkok World Economic Conference   World Economic Conference  presents Martin Armstrong November 2 -3, 2012 Grand Hyatt Erawan, Bangkok Special Report will be provided to all attendees  Table of Contents Australia             Australian dollar Australian All Ordinaries Share Index China Chinese Yuan (RNB) Shanghai Share Index Shenzhen Share Index Hong […]

In trading, the first primary rule is: Do not marry the trade! This is what destroyed Japan. Because of the accounting rules Japanese investors did not have to report a loss until they took it. That rule (not marked to market) led to the Japanese holding losing positions until they cried blood from their eye […]

  This is a race between Pepsi & Coke. They get everyone riled up over the social issues of abortion and gay rights, yet the real substance they gloss over. Neither one has any coherent plan to deal with the economy. So it matters not who wins – the outcome will not change.  

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Has Greece Bottomed? Very interesting price action in Greece. We will be looking at this in detail at the Berlin Conference Dec 1 & 2.

Copyright October 22, 2012 Martin Armstrong All Rights Reserved Has Greece Bottomed? We have witnessed extraordinary events coming out of Greece. There is little doubt that its bonds are now rated as junk. However, there is a lesson to be learned from the 1931 Sovereign Debt Crisis. After each nation defaulted and was relieved of […]