Eurozone GDP shrinks .2% The gross domestic product of the 17 countries using the euro fell 0.2 percent quarter-on-quarter.  They also revised the year-on-year fall to 0.5 percent from a previously reported 0.4 percent.  Stronger than expected exports limited the Eurozone’s contraction but was unable to keep the Swiss economy from a negative number of […]

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/models/understanding-the-trading-model/ We have posted one chapter from the How To Survive Your Own Trading Decisions Regarding how to understand the Reversal System.

Understanding the Trading Model     September 7th, 2012 The primary objective of creating a model is to defeat your own personal emotions. At highs and lows, the average person gets swept away in the euphoria. At tops, the charlatans come out and predict it will never end. At the bottom, the news is so […]

The Disappointing jobs growth showing poor figures boosted optimism that the Federal Reserve will act to stimulate the economy next week. The nonfarm payrolls report, which showed job growth of only 96,000 last month, came a day after bold action by Europe to stem the debt crisis drove the US share markets higher with the […]

The Clinton Debt Crisis – OpEd Written for the Wall Street Journal April 19th, 1995 Issue #2 February 1 1995 PEI World Capital Market Review Issue #4 May 1995 The Death of Socialism Issue #5 June 1995 The Coming Revolution Issue #6 July 1995 The Coming Revolution (2) Issue #7 August 1995 The Real Battle […]

This is an OpEd written by Martin Armstrong for the Wall Street Journal. April 19, 1995. In sum, the manner in which President Clinton (1993-2001) was able to balance the budge was (1) the economy recovered in 1994 with capital pouring into the United States as it fled South East Asia resulting in the Asian […]

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