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2 天前 · The London ECM Next Weekend. May 18, 2024. We have reached a critical crossroads in the world economy. May 7th, 2024, was a profound turning point that changed the course of events as they are... Sovereign Debt Crisis Banking Crisis Geopolitical IMF NATO Upcoming Events.
2022年10月7日 · Sleepwalking To The Gates of Hell with Martin Armstrong. 30. 00:00:00. 30. Listen above or click here to listen to my latest interview with Outer Limits. Commentary from Ryan McCormick: With or without our consent, humanity is being dragged into a horrific third world war. Martin speaks with Ryan McCormick from The Outer Limits of Inner Truth ...
Preceding the Panic of 1857, there was an over-expansion of the money supply during 1848-1857, which was caused by the 1849 California Gold Rush discovery. This discovery set in motion an inflationary bubble setting the tone for the Panic of 1857. Inflation had moved substantially higher as gold flooded the US economy. By.
The confidence in government was at an all time low. The infamous “Black Friday” was a term first coined to describe September 24, 1869. This was a day of financial panic of major proportions – so serious that the government called out the militia to suppress the mob which had stormed the banks hanging the tellers for one an all to see.
The primary mistake many make with the Economic Confidence Model (ECM) is assuming it should be a perfect model for the stock market, gold, or some other market. It is a global model and does not track any individual market. It is tracking the phenomenon of international capital flows. There is a shift back and forth between PUBLIC and PRIVATE ...
2015年7月16日 · Employment within agriculture was 70% in 1850, which declined to 40% by 1900, and would ultimately crash to 3% by 1980 all because of innovation from fertilizers to the combustion engine. This economic evolution of the real Long Depression (1873-1899) created a “depression” for many as unemployment rose yet monopolies grew as did corporate ...
2021年11月19日 · Pending Black Swan? The traditional analysis keeps calling for the next Black Swan event asserting that massive leveraging of US nonfinancial businesses since 1972 is incompatible with the stock market levels rising from 62% to 204% of GDP. Of course, this analysis is ALWAYS the typical economist view which is the entire problem.
