South China Morning Post May 7, 1998 Japan “Key” to Global Rebound by Jake Lloyd-Smith Asia’s salvation lies in Japan, but the world’s second-largest economy must collapse before the region’s prospects will brighten, Princeton Economics International says. The global strategic adviser, which has no connection with the prestigious United States university, said international capital would […]

Asian Wall Street Journal May 7, 1998 U.S. Investment Adviser Says Yen Could Weaken Over Next 5 Years by Jon E. Hilsenrath Japan’s currency could weaken to 278 yen to the dollar during the next five years, says Martin Armstrong, chairman of Princeton Economics International Ltd., an investment advisory firm. In the process, it is […]

Kabushiki Shinbun November 25, 1997 Neo-Market Revolution – “Special Edition” An interview with Mr. Armstrong, Chairman, Princeton Economic Institute Inc. of the U.S. Q. How do you see the troubled international financial situation? A. The next year, 1998, becomes a major turning point. Asian stock prices including Japan’s will hit their bottoms in 1998. Korea […]

Kabushiki Shinbun November 21, 1997 Introduction of Public Funds for dealing with bad debts and so on… With the international financial situation moving towards chaos, Mr. Martin A. Armstrong, Chairman of Princeton Economic Institute, Inc. visited Japan and gave our paper an exclusive interview. His earlier forecast, that appeared in this paper at the beginning […]

The Kabushiki Shijo Shinbun November 20, 1997 Investment Seminar by Martin A. Armstrong, Chairman of Princeton Economic Institute Inc. The Globe: 1998 Will Be a “Turning Point” Japan: Tax Reform Holds the Key to the Future Mr. Martin A. Armstrong, Chairman of Princeton Economic Institute Inc. in the U.S. held an investment seminar on Nov. […]

Kabushiki Shinbun March 12, 1997 A Direct hit to Mr. Armstrong, a Worldwide Analyst The Nikkei Average Stock Price hits its Bottom this Year Q: What is your outlook on Japanese stocks? A: For the Nikkei Average, a key resistance lies at 19,500 and a support at 17,000. If the support will fail to hold […]

Kabushiki Shinbun March 11, 1997 A Direct Hit to Mr. Armstrong, a Worldwide Analyst The Focus: The New York Stocks/Foreign Exchange Mr. Martin Armstrong, Chairman of Princeton Economic Institute Inc. in the US, visited Japan this time and accepted an exclusive interview by this journal. At the last interview early this year, he stated his […]

Kabushiki Shinbun February 27, 1997 A Direction of the Foreign Exchange—My View Is: by Martin A. Armstrong, Chairman of Princeton Economic Institute Inc. The US Dollar is now in consolidating phase against Japanese Yen. The Dollar will move sideways until the end of March mainly because of Japanese investors’ selling US treasury bonds and the […]

Kabushiki Shinbun February 24, 1997 “Princeton Fund” is Inwardly Popular—The Average Performance Rate is 30% Funds Raised Reached Yen 150 Billion Princeton Economic Institute Inc. (Whose Chairman is Mr. Martin Armstrong) Manages the Funds “Princeton Fund” (P Fund hereafter) which is managed by Princeton Economic Institute Inc., whose chairman is Mr. Martin Armstrong, is now […]

Kabushiki Shinbun February 10, 1997 US Dollar Should Hold 120.00 During this Year Mr. Martin A. Armstrong, chairman of Princeton Economic Institute Inc. in the US, is well known a a worldwide technical analyst, made his view clear, in New York on February 6 local time, that the US Dollar should hold 120.00 against JPY […]