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  1. 2024年3月8日 · The more practical monetary system would be for each country to maintain its own currency for domestic use, and the international settlements would be in NON-POLITICAL gold. This is the problem with the Euro. They eliminated the currencies to end the fluctuations between the member states. Still, the refusal to consolidate the debts meant that ...

  2. 2023年12月17日 · In this interview between Kerry Lutz and Martin Armstrong, a different format was used. Martin took questions from the FSN community, covering a wide range of topics, including the US Debt clock, gold, China’s future, inflation, interest rates, and the impact of fraud on the system.

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  4. China will rise relative to the West as socialism dies. The process is set in motion by the internal decay of society in the current financial capital as it moves through the cycle of life — it is born, it matures, and then it dies. The fall of every empire throughout recorded history follows a similar pattern.

  5. 2012年5月9日 · currency gain. Japanese interest rates were 0.1 percent against US dollars interest rates of about 8 percent. PEI agreed. This is known in the industry as the “Yen Carry Trade,” which is a swap of yen for US dollars to capitalize on the interest-differential in

  6. www.armstrongeconomics.com › wp-content › uploadsMartin A. Armstrong

    Because gold was making a high in 1980 that Armstrong believed would last for the typical 26 year period, he decided to retire from making markets. He had been one of the first to establish over-night markets before there were such trading desks. Relying on friends

  7. 2015年1月8日 · For example, gold peaked with the bottom of the ECM in 2011 not the top in 2007 for that is when its rally took off – the HEDGE AGAINST GOVERNMENT never inflation. Look at the Asian Crisis. We see the peak in share markets took place in 1994, the bottom of the ECM following the high at the peak in 1989.95, which marked the high in Tokyo.