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Is the Fed Being Browbeaten into Negative Rates?

The Federal Reserve is in a real crisis. Interest rates are falling negative around the world which by no means has succeeded in stimulating anything. Governments are dead broke and they keep raising taxes yet hope the central bank can compensate by lowering interest rates to negative. Between rising Taxes and declining interest rates, this toxic-mix […]

Year-End Signals for 2016 Generated at the Close of 2015

Since many people have asked to purchase the “2015 Year-End Report” that was provided to WEC attendees, we are making it available so that everyone can see the closings and how they impact what we are experiencing right now. The report is priced at $200. This 39-page report covers all major currencies and markets. Included […]

The World Real Estate Report

The “World Real Estate” report provides an overview of the markets around the world with respect to real estate and the trends in motion.

The full report includes U.S., Canada, Central America and Mexico, Cuba, Europe, British, Denmark, France, Italy, Ireland, Germany, Greece, Spain, Switzerland, Central & Eastern Europe, Russia, Australia, Middle East, Turkey, UAE, Latin America, Brazil, Columbia, Ecuador, Uruguay, Paraguay, Asia, China, Japan, and Thailand.

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Total Government Incompetence — Germany Lost 5,000 Children

I have criticized those in government for being totally incompetent to the point that they could not manage a bubble gum machine. Some comments said I have been too hard on them. Well, I reported that Germany could not account for 600,000 of the 1.1 million refugees that they let into Europe. Now, they cannot account […]

Market Talk – February 2, 2016

Once again, oil influenced markets around the world. Having dropped 6% yesterday, we were confronted with another 5.5% drop in prices today, closing below the psychological $30 level. Shanghai was the exception in Asia (closing up 2.3%) but this was a relief from previous weak sessions, rather than a specific excuse! ASX lost 1% after […]

Market Talk – February 1, 2016

Despite a better than previous Chinese PMI release (48.4 against a previous 48.2) it was not what was expected (48.6) and so the Shanghai Index just could not make headway and eventually closed down 1.8%. Japan, on the other-hand, was still trading better (+1.8%) on the negative interest rate route as money looks for bargains […]

What Happens to Cash When Governments Go Electronic?

QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; What happens to paper money when the government moves electronic? Is it just cancelled? Does cash then become worthless? Thanks RD ANSWER: It appears that electronic currency will first arrive in Europe. The cash will be demonetized, so yes, it will become worthless. However, they will most likely give you a time […]

Merkel’s Refugee Position Has Been a Total Disaster

According to a recent poll, almost 40% of German voters believe that Angela Merkel should resign over her liberal asylum policy after almost 1.1 million newcomers arrived last year. Her decision is tearing Europe apart at the seams.

Central Banks & Corporations to Sue Major Banks Over the Currency Manipulations

An American law firm is planning a class action suit in Europe against the major banks involved in the currency manipulations. These banks have already paid billions in fines; now comes the lawsuits. If they stay out of New York City, they might get a real court to go after the bankers. The lawyers have […]

Market Talk – January 28, 2016

Japan opened weaker (mostly following the poor close on Wall Street) but was also influenced by the poor Retail Sales (Est -0.1% v’s actual -1.1%). However, after the initial shock prices recovered on rumors of additional stimulus expected to be announced tomorrow (following its two day policy meeting) but even that could not stop the Index […]