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 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 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 January 10, 1997 The Best Investment Opportunities in 1997 are the Dow (after Making a Correction), Commodities, and the British Pound Our newspaper urgently did an interview with Mr. Armstrong, who is the most famous analyst all over the world about markets in 1997. This is part two of the interview. In the […]

Nikkei Business February 27, 1995 After Mexico, Canada Might be, Same Thing Perceived among G-7 Countries Interview with Martin A. Armstrong, Chairman of PEI Many people think that Latin America and other developing countries might fall into debt crisis following Mexico. But I don’t think so, but possible default might occur in Canada and it […]

Nikkei Business April 10, 1995 The Consequences of the Worldwide Currency, Debt and Political Crisis by Martin A. Armstrong, Chairman of Princeton Economics International Japan, Ltd. The drastic political change that took place last November in the United States is more than merely a shift in power from Democrats to Republicans. The people of the […]

The Weekly Toyo- Koizai August 5, 1995 An Interview between Martin A. Armstrong, Chairman of Princeton Economics International, Ltd. and Mr. Atsuo Mihara, an economic commentator To take aim is at the US stocks, gold, and the Australian natural resource related stocks. Distrust on governments has globally become prominent due to the increases in the […]

Kabushiki Shinbun February 6, 1995 Japanese Stock Market will Rally into 1997 Speech conducted by Mr. Martin Armstrong, Chairman of US Princeton Economic Institute Introduction An investment seminar was held by Mr. Martin A. Armstrong, chairman of Princeton Economic Institute Inc., on February 1 in Tokyo. At the seminar, he said “There is a possibility […]

Nikkei Business December 13, 1994 Special Contribution: Two US Economists Tell the Story Market Says NO to Inflated Government FRB Shifts to Tighten the Market The US economic policy remains uncertain while disruption of stock and bond market occurs in and outside the US, in addition to the twisting phenomenon in the Congress and the […]