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  1. 2023年10月31日 · Halloween alone is expected to reel in $12.2 billion, with the average participant spending $108.24. This marks a $2 billion jump compared to last October 31. These figures are based on the National Retail Federation’s annual survey conducted by Prosper Insights & Analytics.

  2. 2022年11月1日 · Halloween spending is back to pre-pandemic levels, but inflation is to blame. Food, candy, pumpkins, décor – all of these items cost significantly more in 2022, but Americans are still willing to spend. Candy alone is up 13.1% from last year, surpassing food inflation at 11.2%.

  3. 2022年11月17日 · I reported that early indications of Halloween spending amid inflation were cause for concern. People were still willing to spend on the holiday, but everything cost significantly more, and availability was limited. Two weeks ago, reports were coming in of hiring halts, but now mass layoffs are suddenly appearing in the news.

  4. 2024年2月29日 · After a hiatus since 2019, we are thrilled to announce our first overseas event at the prestigious JW Marriott Grosvenor House in London, England. Brace yourselves for a one-day seminar on Saturday, May 25, promising to redefine your understanding of global economics.

  5. Armstrong began his studies into market behavior when he first became fascinated by the events during the Crash of 1966. Working through this period exposed him to the real world compared to the theories offered in school. When his history teacher showed him an old black-and-white film, everything changed.

  6. Understanding that the entire universe is constructed on a cyclical model is the primary step in realizing that there is a whole new way of looking at the world, the economy, and life that is waiting to be discovered. The very theory of Communism and Socialism are predicated upon trying to eliminate the business cycle.

  7. 2022年4月15日 · In stock market circles, the American Martin Armstrong (born 1949) is considered a legend. As early as the early 1980s, he correctly predicted the stock market crash of 1987 – and in the midst of the panic he predicted new highs for 1989. He also predicted the bursting of the Japanese stock bubble at the end of 1989.

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