Interview of the Week
Martin Armstrong on the moves he expects in the Stock, Bond, Gold and Currency markets. Martins model’s US election forecast, and when the nearby move up will begin from the current 5000 year interest rate lows. Martin Armstrong’s reputation is second to none when it comes to market forecasting. In this interview Martin explains why the Dollar has become the defacto world currency, why the US doesn’t like that, the steps they think they are going to take to correct. He thinks the US’s hands are tied and they can’t raise rates, nor can they avoid the pension crisis going critical. In short, Martin thinks that we are basically heading down into 2020, trust in government is at all-time lows and the 30 year bull market in bonds is over!
….Michael’s weekend editorial: Powerful Trends That Are Changing Everything

Politics over ideology looks like this:
While Vision Vancouver claims to be for the little guy they refused to take 500K from Chevron for school computers, preventing poor kids from access to computers. Say one thing, do another.
….don’t miss Michael & Josef Schachter: On The Brink of a Wonderful Buying Opportunity

1.1% instead of the forecast 2.5%. Obviously less money for healthcare, so waiting lists will get longer. Meanwhile 46,000 outlaws fled and bought healthcare to avoid suffering. Too bad, one simple change and they’d spend that healthcare money in Canada. Boosting economic growth in the process.
….related from Michael: Time To Rock The Boat

Much to the disappointment of newly elected Liberals their socialistic strategy boost the economy has failed. The Bank of Canada says going forward it’s going to be running like a car with two flat tires. Michael reveals the single greatest bit of symbolisn regarding US Presidential election plus it’s effect on financial markets. It’s a full 8 minute mid-week update.
….also from Michael: The Stirrings of a Revolution





Powerful Trends That Are Changing Everything
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Saturday, 22 October 2016 18:49
We are living the age of consequences. The decline of the welfare state. The decline in confidence in government, media and other institutions. The key question? What impact will these major trends have on stocks, bonds, currencies, real estate, food prices…. and ultimately you
….related from Michael: The Downfall of the Mainstream Media & The Stirrings of a Revolution