Dec 30 – In a special reprise holiday edition of FS Insider, Jim welcomes Martin Armstrong of ArmstrongEconomics.com. Martin and Jim cover a wide array of macroeconomic and geopolitical topics. Martin sees the US becoming more isolated...
Sep 18 – Jim welcomes back Martin Armstrong, of ArmstrongEconomics.com. Martin and Jim cover a wide array of macroeconomic and geopolitical topics. Martin sees the US becoming more isolated, as it continues to anger...
May 15 – Jim welcomes back Martin Armstrong of ArmstrongEconomics.com. Jim and Martin cover an array of economic and geopolitical issues around the globe. Martin takes aim at politicians and journalists in the US, stating that...
Nov 27 – Jim welcomes back Martin Armstrong of ArmstrongEconomics.com. Martin and Jim cover an array of economic topics, including the failure of the Fed’s QE policy to stimulate the economy. Martin notes as the world’s reserve currency, the dollars...
Aug 9 – Jim is pleased to welcome back Martin Armstrong of ArmstrongEconomics.com. Martin sees a near-term corrective phase in the market into later September but doesn’t think we are near a market top. He notes that tops are...
May 3 – Jim welcomes back Martin Armstrong of Armstrong Economics . Martin and Jim cover many important topics, including Washington’s need for more revenue, the future of the European Union, the current outlook for gold...
Feb 13 – Jim welcomes back Martin Armstrong of ArmstrongEconomics.com. On the topic of a dollar collapse, Martin doesn’t see it happening, as there are no strong alternatives to the dollar. He sees Japan as the next currency trouble spot...
Oct 26 – Jim welcomes Martin Armstrong of Armstrong Economics and founder of Princeton Economics. Martin sees a strong trend of financial and economic power moving to Asia. In the US, he notes that stability is vital to economic growth...
Jun 27 – Jim is pleased to welcome back Martin Armstrong from Armstrong Economics. Martin and Jim cover a wide range of topics, including the US banks not passing on interest savings to consumers, the likelihood of stagflation, the real reason...
Desperate times call for desperate measures, which is why every American should be paying close attention to the steps being taken by our government to maintain power over individuals and their wealth.
