Martin Armstrong's Cycle of War and Political Economics

Dat heb ik me ook afgevraagd, ik vermoed dat ze vooral de grootste gebeurtenissen besproken hebben.
Misschien zijn er in die jaren wel dingen gebeurt maar daar heb ik me nog niet in verdiept.

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Op woensdag 21 januari 2015 00:20 schreef J0kkebr0k het volgende:

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Ah... dan zijn het dus een soort valse profeten die de "het woord van god" en haar volgelingen "misbruiken" voor eigen gewin.... en dat is totale wereldheerschappij? Zoiets?

Ben ook niet gelovig, maar vind dit soort dingen op de een of andere manier altijd best wel interessant. Gewoon eens om te zien wat anderen bezighoudt, zeg maar..

Ik ga nu mijn nest in... misschien dat ik het morgen ff kijk als ik even tijd heb

Nog even dit, ik zie wel dat Martin Armstrong het heeft over 12-09-2015.
Dat is de laatste dag van dit Schmita jaar
Misschien zit er toch een link tussen de 2, doe ermee wat je wil uiteraard.
Ik ga nog wel wat verder kijken of er overeenkomsten zitten tussen de datums van Martin Armstrong
en de kalender.
Slaap wel, interessant is het zeker, er zijn veel meer economen die een grote beurskrach voorspellen.

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Op woensdag 21 januari 2015 00:30 schreef J0kkebr0k het volgende:

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Martin Armstrong is een van hen en doet net of zijn algoritme major gebeurtenissen voorspelt.

Maar waar zag je specifiek 12-09-2015 dan?

En ja, ergens moet het systeem ook wel een keer klappen ja. Hoop het niet mee te maken, maar waarschijnlijk maak ik het wel mee.

Haha .. ja misschien is hij 1 van hen wie weet?

Dat het systeem gaat klappen lijkt me ook ja. Er zijn meer signalen die dat doen vermoeden.
De koperprijs daalt ook gestaag
Die datum zag ik ergens maar twijfel nu, er stond 12,09 maar ik ga eerst verder zoeken voordat ik dingen ga beweren die misschien niet kloppen. Kom er morgen nog wel op terug.

Heeft hij nou zijn eigen bedrijf gewoon Princeton genoemd? Nogal manipulatief

Het valt me overigens op dat al die "magische voorspellingen" altijd zo western/us-centric zijn. Als het een soort algemene cosmische wetten zijn, waarom voorspellen ze altijd de beurscrashes en rampen in de usa / europe maar nooit afrika?

Iemand heeft het gelezen, whoo hoo!

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Op zaterdag 17 januari 2015 22:04 schreef J0kkebr0k het volgende:
Een collega vertelde mij het volgende:

Op een conferentie in Berlijn (1&2 december 2014) heeft Martin Armstrong drie voorspellingen gedaan:

- De Zwitsers gaan de peg met de euro los laten
- Griekenland verlaat de euro
- In 2016 zullen de separatistische bewegingen in Europa sterker worden (Baskenland e.d.)

Het eerste is eergisteren gisteren gebeurd. Wat ik echt bizar vind is dat zijn systeem dit tot op de dag nauwkeurig voorspelt:

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Het systeem voorspelt natuurlijk niet letterlijk dat op 15-01 de Zwitsers de peg loslaten maar wel dat de Euro/CHF koers op 15-01 een flinke koersbeweging gaat maken (valatility = onderste regel in afbeelding)

Erg interessant. Zijn de verkiezingen in Griekenland al geweest? Een vriend van me vertelde me dat (hij verdient erg veel geld op de beurs) hij de nieuwe problemen ziet ontstaan na de verkiezingen in Griekenland als oftwel de linkse radicale partij oftewel de rechtse radicale partij erg veel zetels wint, in de regering komt en alle IMF maatregelen gaat terugdraaien en daarna uit de EU gaat stappen.

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Op donderdag 22 januari 2015 22:55 schreef Japie77 het volgende:

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Erg interessant. Zijn de verkiezingen in Griekenland al geweest? Een vriend van me vertelde me dat (hij verdient erg veel geld op de beurs) hij de nieuwe problemen ziet ontstaan na de verkiezingen in Griekenland als oftwel de linkse radicale partij oftewel de rechtse radicale partij erg veel zetels wint, in de regering komt en alle IMF maatregelen gaat terugdraaien en daarna uit de EU gaat stappen.

aankomende zondag 23 jan 2015,
Links wil een versoepeling van de maatregelen van IMF en ECB/EU maar niet uit de eurozone.
Iets dat slecht samengaat, daarbij is het duitsland die aanstuurt op een grexit

http://i0.wp.com/armstron(...)-FOR-D-1-15-2015.jpg

Bekijken we dit plaatje nog een keer dan zien we op de 22ste en 23 ste behoorlijke verschuivingen.
Het resultaat van de ECB, de euro is nog nooit zo laag geweest ten opzichte van de dollar in de laatste 10 jaar. ¤1 tegen $ 1.13 (in 2014 was het nog ¤1,= tegen $ 1,38 )

Duitsland is bang voor hyperinflatie terwijl de euro devalueert. Dat komt omdat Duitsland een hyperinflatie trauma heeft overgehouden aan de jaren '20.

En ja, Armstrong heeft de onhoudbaarheid van de peg voorspeld.
"The two critical questions on this tour have been what about the Hong Kong-Dollar Peg and the Swiss-Euro Peg? The answer is simple. NEVER in history has there ever been any PEG or STANDARD that has ever survived."
Zie ook:
http://armstrongeconomics(...)e-no-peg-or-standard

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Op vrijdag 23 januari 2015 16:16 schreef Dance99Vv het volgende:

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aankomende zondag 23 jan 2015,
Links wil een versoepeling van de maatregelen van IMF en ECB/EU maar niet uit de eurozone.
Iets dat slecht samengaat, daarbij is het duitsland die aanstuurt op een grexit

Grexit.

Maar rechts wil sowieso wel uit de EU. Nou goed, interessant dan zondag!

Weer een mooi staaltje van martin Armstrong, 11 mei 2015(zie zijn blog)
Alles in het rood op de amerikaanse beurzen , Ook zou er iets met bonds zijn.
Ben benieuwd waar dit toe leid.

Zijn congres is in de buurt, wilde er misschien heengaan voor de gein, kost het godsamme 2500 dollar voor een weekend
Ik dacht dat standaard economische congressen al duur waren, maar dit is wel een staaltje slimme economie van die man

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Op woensdag 21 januari 2015 05:43 schreef oompaloompa het volgende:
Het valt me overigens op dat al die "magische voorspellingen" altijd zo western/us-centric zijn. Als het een soort algemene cosmische wetten zijn, waarom voorspellen ze altijd de beurscrashes en rampen in de usa / europe maar nooit afrika?

Dat kan jezelf toch ook wel bedenken? Een beurscrash in Afrika maakt voor de wereld vrij weinig uit. Die in Europa of USA heeft veel meer invloed.

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Op maandag 11 mei 2015 20:20 schreef Japie77 het volgende:

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Dat kan jezelf toch ook wel bedenken? Een beurscrash in Afrika maakt voor de wereld vrij weinig uit. Die in Europa of USA heeft veel meer invloed.

Ah, en het getal 8.6 begrijpt dat en maakt die afweging al voor ons

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Op maandag 11 mei 2015 19:17 schreef oompaloompa het volgende:
Zijn congres is in de buurt, wilde er misschien heengaan voor de gein, kost het godsamme 2500 dollar voor een weekend
Ik dacht dat standaard economische congressen al duur waren, maar dit is wel een staaltje slimme economie van die man

In zijn blog staat een leuk stukje, copy paste speciaal voor jouw.
Maar ow ow wat heeft die man weer gelijk.

Nyenrode University
Posted on May 22, 2015 by Martin Armstrong
Nyenrode University

Yesterday, I spoke by invitation at the prestigious Dutch Nyenrode Business University, situated on a 13th century estate with its own genuine castle, moat, and drawbridges. This is the only university of its kind with such a unique atmosphere and remains the only private university in the Netherlands, which explains the invitation.

The questions were interesting, to say the least. We focused on how the economy had changed post-Bretton Woods, reaching the point that the central banks no longer have control over the economy, as people assume. Nations borrow because the old theory was rather simple. If a nation borrowed it was deflationary, for they were removing capital from the system. There was a law in place prohibiting banks from lending money on government bonds. Hence, it did shrink the money supply, reducing the VELOCITY (deflationary).

Debt became money post-Bretton Woods. If you wanted to trade futures, you put your money into AAA government T-bills and posted that as collateral. The central bank lost Keynesian control of the money supply, as raising interest rates had NO EFFECT upon those in government. Government continued to spend money, which is what eventually collapsed Bretton Woods.

We discussed how people want to view the central bank as the Financial God of the economy, but the reality is that they cannot control anything since the bulk of the money is created through government borrowing, which has become printing money that pays interest.

Einsteing-thinking
There was great skepticism about the euro surviving. As I have explained, it very well may be too late to consolidate the debts to save Europe. Nevertheless, Brussels will fight to the last drop of blood of the private sector, because if the euro fails, there is no longer a need for Brussels. This is now a battle for their bureaucratic jobs – not to save or manage Europe. This is why they now want a European army. They need to defend their system, no matter how economically unfeasible it has been constructed.

We also focused upon the thinking process and my favorite quote from Einstein. There is little hope that the ECB will wake up here, for they continue down the same course of thinking that has created the current crisis. They continue to lower interest rates under the delusion that at some point this will stimulate demand to borrow. They are wiping out the elderly and destroying pensions, which are often compelled by law to invest in government bonds. Simultaneously they are producing a lost generation among the youth who cannot find jobs, as no one is creating new small businesses.

Those in government CANNOT think outside of the box. Japan lowered interest rates for more than 20 years and it utterly failed. You cannot follow this course of thinking, for it wipes out all savings and renders the entire socialistic system dysfunctional. Years ago, I wrote that real estate would decline UNTIL the first uptick in mortgage rates. I received a flood of emails saying I was dead wrong again, showing just how many people are brainwashed. I did not make such statements based upon personal opinion – I based them on facts – derived from correlating the markets and trends.

People are not stupid. Just ahead of the sales tax increase, the people of Japan ran out and bought anything they may have been waiting to purchase, to the point where it almost looked as if Japan had recovered. The same was true with interest rates. People are NOT as stupid as these theories portray. Why should someone buy a house if mortgages rates continue to decline? You save money by waiting. At the first sign of an uptick in rates, people will rush out to borrow, for it will be cheaper to borrow today rather than waiting until tomorrow.

Correlate the stock market to interest rates and you will see that there too, the pundits and theories are DEAD WRONG. Stocks historically RISE with RISING interest rates, and rates plummet with every decline like 1929–1932 or 2007–2009. You will see the U.S. share market RISE with RISING interest rates, compelling the central bank to continue raising rates as they are trapped within the corridors of this simply wrong thinking process.

We are lost in these theories; I honestly cannot understand how people continually repeat the same nonsense, yet nobody bothers to do the slightest bit of investigation to validate what they are saying. So to me, what I say is based upon fact, which is supported by correlating the world. It is not some personal opinion on how I “think” the world works. That is just a delusion. If we are going to ask a question or adopt a policy, why can’t we actually do the research to answer authoritatively? Too many economists postulate only what they think, not what they independently research, and this has plagued the field of economics. I love the ones who proclaim that the business cycle cannot be defined, and therefore whatever I say is dubious. They will not prove me wrong – they just think they will.

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Op dinsdag 26 mei 2015 00:34 schreef Dance99Vv het volgende:
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Die Nyenrode toch , wel eng dat er in ieder geval 1 iemand die daarin gelooft bij de abn amro werkt.

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Op dinsdag 26 mei 2015 00:34 schreef Dance99Vv het volgende:

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In zijn blog staat een leuk stukje, copy paste speciaal voor jouw.
Maar ow ow wat heeft die man weer gelijk.

Nyenrode University
Posted on May 22, 2015 by Martin Armstrong
Nyenrode University

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The questions were interesting, to say the least. We focused on how the economy had changed post-Bretton Woods, reaching the point that the central banks no longer have control over the economy, as people assume. Nations borrow because the old theory was rather simple. If a nation borrowed it was deflationary, for they were removing capital from the system. There was a law in place prohibiting banks from lending money on government bonds. Hence, it did shrink the money supply, reducing the VELOCITY (deflationary).

Debt became money post-Bretton Woods. If you wanted to trade futures, you put your money into AAA government T-bills and posted that as collateral. The central bank lost Keynesian control of the money supply, as raising interest rates had NO EFFECT upon those in government. Government continued to spend money, which is what eventually collapsed Bretton Woods.

Dit is nou precies wat tot een jaar geleden nog (en nog steeds trouwens door mensen die hopeloos achter blijven lopen) in de complothoek werd gedrukt. Dat centrale banken geen invloed meer hebben op de geldhoeveelheid en de economie.

We discussed how people want to view the central bank as the Financial God of the economy, but the reality is that they cannot control anything since the bulk of the money is created through government borrowing, which has become printing money that pays interest.

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Einsteing-thinking
There was great skepticism about the euro surviving. As I have explained, it very well may be too late to consolidate the debts to save Europe. Nevertheless, Brussels will fight to the last drop of blood of the private sector, because if the euro fails, there is no longer a need for Brussels. This is now a battle for their bureaucratic jobs – not to save or manage Europe. This is why they now want a European army. They need to defend their system, no matter how economically unfeasible it has been constructed.

En dit is nou precies wat ik hoop dat dat ook eens wat meer duidelijk word bij mensen die nog steeds zo Pro EU zijn. Het is totaal hopeloos, een gedrocht wat zichzelf in stand probeert te houden.

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Op dinsdag 26 mei 2015 12:17 schreef Japie77 het volgende:
En dit is nou precies wat ik hoop dat dat ook eens wat meer duidelijk word bij mensen die nog steeds zo Pro EU zijn. Het is totaal hopeloos, een gedrocht wat zichzelf in stand probeert te houden.

Wat zal eindigen met de ban op cash geld, iets wat je veel tegenkomt op zijn blog.

Dit is in het kort wat hij erover zegt:

Why Europe Will Lead the Charge to Eliminate Cash – the Next Step in a Global Meltdown
Posted on May 20, 2015 by Martin Armstrong
European-Parliament

Europe will lead the world into Economic Totalitarianism because government is now desperate to retain the euro. If the euro collapses, so will Brussels. The government exists solely because of the euro.

The key is the fatal design of the euro. Failure to consolidate the debts of all individual member states has been the worst possible mistake perhaps ever made in this post-Great Depression era of New Economics, where government lawyers assume they can just write a law and it will be followed, as if they were some new modern dictator.

Because of the failure to consolidate the debts, the reserve of the banks had to be politically correct to conform with Brussels, holding a piece of all member state debts. That meant that the defaulting in part or in whole of individual sovereign debts of member states undermined the banking system. This would be as if in the U.S. bank reserves were made up of state debts. If one state failed, everyone would scramble to sell to the banks who had the most.

Einsteing-thinking

Since Brussels will not reform, as Einstein correctly put it: “You cannot solve current problems with current thinking. Current problems are the result of current thinking.” This whole idea of negative interest rates is just following the same Keynesian concept that lowering rates will stimulate demand. The missing element is CONFIDENCE. If you do not believe you will make even 1%, you will not pay 0%. While they keep lowering rates to stimulate borrowers, they are wiping out the elderly who now cannot live from their savings, reducing their spending, and destroying the entire idea of pensions and retirement (the social contract). The lack of CONFIDENCE prevents new businesses from forming and therein results in the lost generation of youth who cannot find a job. The elderly are forced to work, so there becomes a shortage of jobs, resulting in higher unemployment among the youth.

Add to that trend wiping out the elderly and the youth, we then have the rising tensions against foreigners everywhere because they see them as taking precious jobs as they migrate to their country. It becomes a vicious cycle that cannot be broken with the same line of thinking.

Gorilla-Thinking

This is why governments are still using the same line of thinking of negative interest rates and going to the next step. They cannot meet their budgets as tax revenues decline with economic activity, so they go off hunting money causing the global economy to shrink even more. As they hunt money, people hoard and invest even less. They tend to buy assets to get off the grid. To further this effort, governmental thinking then arrives at the solution to eliminate cash forcing the end of the underground economy and 100% tax collection.

However, Brussels knows they have a real crisis in European banking. However, this crisis is monumental and cannot be solved with the same line of thinking that has caused this insane nightmare. Obviously, eliminating cash will prevent people from causing a bank run if a member state defaults. The smart money is trying to get out as fast as it can by buying rare art, coins, stamps, antiques, real estate, etc. This is the only way out, for when they eliminate cash, chances are they will impose CAPITAL CONTROLS and prevent the movement of money out of a country. This line of thinking will lead to this traditional next step.

ECM2015-2020

So in the end, governments (not the Rothschilds) are in a fight for their very existence. They will incite civil unrest, set to rise sharply between 2015.75 and 2017. We also have to be concerned about the outcome for November 21, 2018, which will be the pi target that on previous waves produced 9/11 in New York and the very day of the Greek economic crisis in 2010. Geopolitically, Obama undid everything that was done to make the world safer. He ruined the European economy with his sanctions against Russia, and created the alliance that now exists between Russia and China in military action and drills. The USA might be able to defeat Russia on a conventional battlefield, but they cannot defeat China on the same terms. Meanwhile Germany, the strongest economy in Europe, is constitutionally forbidden to have a big military force. Brussels is now talking about trying to form a European army to further their power. It is all posturing to insanity.

ECM-1998-2002 ECM Greece

Brussels will lead the charge to shut down cash as we know it. We are moving into the next stage of massive deflation that I have been warning about – not HYPERINFLATION. Government are moving to control everything; you will not be able to buy or sell anything without government approval. The Economic Totalitarianism I have warned about is on the horizon.

Coming Capital Controls

The next step in the game will be CAPITAL CONTROLS. When the European government realizes that they cannot eliminate cash without the rest of the entire world doing so simultaneously, money will move out even faster from Europe, driving the dollar to excessive highs. They will most likely follow the same script as they did in Cyprus, imposing currency controls to prevent money from fleeing.

The only way out of this mess is the real fight – changing the thinking process. As I have said many times before: HYPERINFLATIONISTS are dead wrong and we will PRAY FOR INFLATION before this comes to an end. We are in the meltdown mode of Western Civilization, all because of debt, and lawyers controlling government who think they can be dictators by just writing laws.

History-Repeat

If you understand the nature of the beast we are fighting, you will NOT be surprised and can learn from history; even though we are compelled to watch others repeat it.

http://armstrongeconomics.com/armstrong_economics_blog/page/4

[ Bericht 1% gewijzigd door Dance99Vv op 26-05-2015 13:29:03 ]

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Op zaterdag 20 juni 2015 15:16 schreef J0kkebr0k het volgende:
Misschien krijgt Armstrong toch gelijk met zijn voorspelling aangaande laatste kwartaal 2015:

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Zou me niets verbazen als dat gaat gebeuren, maar een noodplan van banken, ministeries en een bijzondere commissie van Dijsselbloem, Koenders en Rutte is ook niet erg geruststellend.

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Op zaterdag 20 juni 2015 15:16 schreef J0kkebr0k het volgende:
Misschien krijgt Armstrong toch gelijk met zijn voorspelling aangaande laatste kwartaal 2015:

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Er zijn inmiddels een heleboel experts die dit voorspellen.

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Op zaterdag 20 juni 2015 18:04 schreef J0kkebr0k het volgende:
Government Has Gone Insane – That’s What a Phase Transition Is All About

Its all about the money ......

Hier zo'n hoopvol berichtje uit spanje mijn favoriete vakantieland

The Revolution Around the World Will Not be Televised
Posted on June 20, 2015 by Martin Armstrong

COMMENT: Hey Marty,
Hope you are well.

The Spanish police are crazy – they now stop all cars (including taxis) at night on the road out of town to make sure people are not drunk.. good idea you might say, but they are actually checking the passengers and ‘fining’ them if they have had one too many. Foreigners are targeted and there’s nothing you can do about it really.. just pay and be on your way.

There are lots of stories of blatant criminal activity, the craziest being about the British guy who had his brand new range rover towed, went to pay the fine and was told it was the judge’s decision on whether the car would be returned to him – nothing to do with the police at all.. a year or so later with the fines fully paid and an expensive court case going nowhere, the car was photographed driving down the street decked out with full police markings.. they didn’t even bother to change the license plate.. I’m not sure if he ever got it back.

Anyway, thanks for the update on gold.. it’s been a choppy last couple of months and the arrays were appreciated given that its been hard to call direction with any real conviction.. looks like we may be on for some fun in the near future.

All the best,

Ben

REPLY: Yes the stories about the police in Spain are over the top. They are hunting money like crazy and governments are turning against their own people defeating the very purpose of civilization. We did not agree to this arrangement and we are collapsing precisely as did Rome. Once government employees begin sacking their own cities, the end of times is near. They are stupid. They will not reform and cannot see that people will not tolerate this forever. The more aggressive they become, the higher the probability of revolutions erupting around the globe. Do not count on the media reporting the truth this time – they are on the wrong side of the fence.
Posted in Uncategorized

Laatst ook al een berichtje over goud uit spanje en over money surging in frankrijk

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Op zaterdag 20 juni 2015 22:10 schreef Dance99Vv het volgende:

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Its all about the money ......

Hier zo'n hoopvol berichtje uit spanje mijn favoriete vakantieland

The Revolution Around the World Will Not be Televised
Posted on June 20, 2015 by Martin Armstrong

COMMENT: Hey Marty,
Hope you are well.

The Spanish police are crazy – they now stop all cars (including taxis) at night on the road out of town to make sure people are not drunk.. good idea you might say, but they are actually checking the passengers and ‘fining’ them if they have had one too many. Foreigners are targeted and there’s nothing you can do about it really.. just pay and be on your way.

There are lots of stories of blatant criminal activity, the craziest being about the British guy who had his brand new range rover towed, went to pay the fine and was told it was the judge’s decision on whether the car would be returned to him – nothing to do with the police at all.. a year or so later with the fines fully paid and an expensive court case going nowhere, the car was photographed driving down the street decked out with full police markings.. they didn’t even bother to change the license plate.. I’m not sure if he ever got it back.

Anyway, thanks for the update on gold.. it’s been a choppy last couple of months and the arrays were appreciated given that its been hard to call direction with any real conviction.. looks like we may be on for some fun in the near future.

All the best,

Ben

REPLY: Yes the stories about the police in Spain are over the top. They are hunting money like crazy and governments are turning against their own people defeating the very purpose of civilization. We did not agree to this arrangement and we are collapsing precisely as did Rome. Once government employees begin sacking their own cities, the end of times is near. They are stupid. They will not reform and cannot see that people will not tolerate this forever. The more aggressive they become, the higher the probability of revolutions erupting around the globe. Do not count on the media reporting the truth this time – they are on the wrong side of the fence.
Posted in Uncategorized

Laatst ook al een berichtje over goud uit spanje en over money surging in frankrijk

Zoals een van mijn helden altijd zei "We live in interesting times!".

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Op zaterdag 20 juni 2015 22:21 schreef Japie77 het volgende:
Zoals een van mijn helden altijd zei "We live in interesting times!".

best wel hier nog een uit spanje, insane indeed,

Biting Your Nails While Driving is a Fine in Spain
Posted on June 19, 2015 by Martin Armstrong

OK. Are you ready for this one? The Telegraph is reporting that a driver in Spain was given a ticket and fined ¤80 for biting his nail while driving. The offense: “not maintaining the correct freedom of movement.” Well, technically speaking, you are supposed to have two hands on the wheel. If you have just one on the wheel, they will flunk you in a driving test. Boy, I sure hope this does not become the next waive of raising money.

Posted in Current Events | Tagged Hunt for Money, Spain
http://armstrongeconomics.com/archives/date/2015/06
http://www.telegraph.co.u(...)ls-at-the-wheel.html
En ik ben ook een nagelbijtertje...

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Op zaterdag 20 juni 2015 22:26 schreef Dance99Vv het volgende:

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best wel hier nog een uit spanje, insane indeed,

Biting Your Nails While Driving is a Fine in Spain
Posted on June 19, 2015 by Martin Armstrong

OK. Are you ready for this one? The Telegraph is reporting that a driver in Spain was given a ticket and fined ¤80 for biting his nail while driving. The offense: “not maintaining the correct freedom of movement.” Well, technically speaking, you are supposed to have two hands on the wheel. If you have just one on the wheel, they will flunk you in a driving test. Boy, I sure hope this does not become the next waive of raising money.

Posted in Current Events | Tagged Hunt for Money, Spain
http://armstrongeconomics.com/archives/date/2015/06
http://www.telegraph.co.u(...)ls-at-the-wheel.html
En ik ben ook een nagelbijtertje...

Ik ook.

Je zou toch verwachten dat zo'n grote demonstratie in het nieuws zou zijn maar nee hoor de NOS zwijgt erover. Ze willen natuurlijk niet dat er meer mensen aangezet worden om te gaan demonstreren, daar zijn ze als de dood voor in Europa.
Een tijdje dacht ik dat het misschien wel los zou lopen met die crisis maar dat is eigenlijk tegen beter weten in natuurlijk. Dit systeem staat op klappen als een tikkende tijdbom. De vraag is alleen wanneer de bom afgaat.

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Op zondag 21 juni 2015 18:38 schreef J0kkebr0k het volgende:

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Ik heb nog geen Nederlandse online krant gevonden die er überhaupt een klein berichtje aan wijdt.

Ja bizar, de NOS melde wel dat er 300 man demonstreerden voor Griekenland. De berichtgeving wordt steeds gekleurder de laatste tijd, telkens dezelfde onderwerpen de ether in slingeren. Ik vraag me echt af wat het doel is om Griekenland zo aan het lijntje te houden. Ik ben ervan overtuigd dat ze al lang een oplossing hadden kunnen vinden als de wil er echt zou zijn. Ze weten gewoon dat het huidige financiële systeem onhoudbaar is en zijn volgens mij op zoek naar een zondebok zodat de grote bankiers buiten schot kunnen blijven.

Big Investors Are Dropping Stocks Like Hot Potatoes
Joshua Krause
The Daily Sheeple
June 23rd, 2015
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We all knew this day would come. The stock market has reached completely unrealistic levels, and it was only a matter of time before investors started getting out while the getting is good, which is exactly how most bubbles start to unravel. And now, that very situation is coming to pass.

Earlier today, Jill Carey Hall of Bank of America Merrill Lynch announced that their clients sold $4.1 billion in stocks last week. Coincidentally, this is largest sell-off that they’ve seen January of 2008. But more importantly, the bulk of these sales have been conducted by what she’s calling “institutional investors.” In other words, these are some of the biggest stock players, which often include insurance companies, hedge funds, banks, and pension funds. This sudden sell-off was just that. Sudden. According to Jill Carey “After three weeks of net buying, institutional clients’ net sales last week were the largest in our data history”

For whatever reason, most of the sales have come from financial and healthcare stocks. Maybe this is just a hiccup, but it looks like this bubble’s day of reckoning has finally arrived. The fact that these are major players doing the selling, tells you everything you need to know. These types of organizations are populated by two kinds of people. Those who are savvy investors, and those who are insiders that know things we won’t hear about until after the fact. When they start dumping stocks, you know the party is coming to an end.

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Big investors are fleeing stocks.

In a note Tuesday, Jill Carey Hall at Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) wrote that the clients' net sales of US stocks amounted to $4.1 billion last week, the largest total since January 2008.

Most of the selling is being led by institutional investors. Here's Carey Hall:

After three weeks of net buying, institutional clients' net sales last week were the largest in our data history. Hedge funds were net sellers for the ninth consecutive week, while private clients bought stocks last week following the previous week's net sales. Buybacks by corporate clients were slightly lower than in the previous week, but on a four-week average basis have generally continued at a constant pace since mid-May. Net sales last week were chiefly due to large caps (biggest sales ever of this size segment), though small and mid-caps also saw outflows.

The strategists wrote that investors pulled the most money out of healthcare and financial stocks. Last week, outflows from healthcare were the largest on record, they said.

On Friday, BAML strategists noted that investors last week pulled the most from government bonds since the so-called taper tantrum of 2013.

This chart shows that the various client types have steadily pulled money out of stocks in recent months, but institutional investors lead by far.



http://uk.businessinsider(...)ear-high-2015-6?r=US

Institutional Investor
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institutional_investor

[ Bericht 0% gewijzigd door Dance99Vv op 25-06-2015 01:50:44 ]

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Op zondag 21 juni 2015 18:38 schreef J0kkebr0k het volgende:

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Ik heb nog geen Nederlandse online krant gevonden die er überhaupt een klein berichtje aan wijdt.

Misschien heel raar, maar Griekenland gaat ons direct aan. Protesten tegen het interne economische (versoberings-) beleid van de Britse regering niet. Of is dat te simpel gedacht?

by MARTIN ARMSTRONG | JULY 3, 2015

In a TV interview, Mr. Varoufakis said very clearly, “This is a very dark moment for Europe. They have closed our banks for the sole purpose of blackmailing what? Getting a ‘Yes’ vote on a non-sustainable solution that would be bad for Europe.”

I must admit, most politicians do not come even close to the truth, but Varoufakis seems to be the ONLY finance minister who understands the demands of the Troika are not plausible for any nation. Merkel has tried to skirt any responsibility by saying this is a Troika decision. One must seriously ask, are those in the Troika just totally brain-dead? Their blackmail and economic war against Greece will be evidence to ensure that Britain leaves the EU. The ONLY thing that saved Britain was Maggie Thatcher’s effort to keep Britain out of the euro for she knew far too well where it would lead. The view in Poland is also now anti-euro. Any Brit who now does not vote to get out of the EU and the grips of the Troika is ignorant of world events and the political power play going on.

The EU leaders will not travel to Athens until after the referendum. Suddenly they realize that their powers are so off the wall that they dare not expose their own schemes. Hollande of France wants a resolution for he fears a Frexit is gaining momentum. Obama wants a resolution, fearing Greece will be forced into the arms of Russia, breaking down NATO.

Yet through all of this, there is no hope because those in power are clueless. The Troika refuses to solve the euro crisis because they only see their own self-interest and assume they can force their will upon all the people. The Troika is doing everything in their power to rig the Greek referendum to make it appear that the Greek people want Brussels. The Troika deliberately closed the banks to punish the people of Greece, and to show them what exiting the euro means. This appears to be their only way of diverting the crisis with orchestrating a fake “YES” vote to economic suicide. The Troika will attempt to rig the referendum as they did with the Scottish elections. So expect biased vote counting in favor of a “YES” vote to stay in the euro. As Stalin said, “Those who vote decide nothing. Those who count the vote decide everything.”

http://www.infowars.com/m(...)he-greek-referendum/
origineel: http://www.armstrongeconomics.com/archives/34268

EU Openly Wants To Overthrow the Greek Government

The Deutsche-Wirtschafts-Nachrichten is reporting that the head of the EU and Merkel are now openly calling for the overthrow of the Greek Government. It is their way or no way. To defend a failed Euro, they will not tolerate any democratic process that disagrees with their vision of a federalized Europe. This is World War III, just in economic domination coming from Brussels.

The President of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, has stated that holding new elections in Greece is now mandatory when the people vote for the reform program of the creditors. He insists that any relief for the Greeks, which is blackmail keeping their banks closed, will be bridged with a technical transitional government until elections are held that approve only their candidates, and that this will be a requirement of further negotiations. “If this transitional government is a reasonable agreement with the donors, then Syriza time was over. Then Greece has another chance, ” said Schulz. This is outright dictatorship for not a single member of the Troika is elected by the people including the head of the IMF Christine Lagarde.

We have been forecasting a Crisis is Democracy would emerge by 2015.75 back at our 1985 conference. This is just how all societies collapse. Unfortunately, well – it is here.
http://www.armstrongeconomics.com/archives/date/2015/07

[ Bericht 3% gewijzigd door Dance99Vv op 04-07-2015 03:08:39 ]

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Op donderdag 25 juni 2015 08:56 schreef SicSicSics het volgende:
Misschien heel raar, maar Griekenland gaat ons direct aan. Protesten tegen het interne economische (versoberings-) beleid van de Britse regering niet. Of is dat te simpel gedacht?

Ik ben bang dat je inderdaad te simpel denkt, bijde gaan europa (EU) aan, Griekenlands protesten krijg je ook nauwelijks te zien (tenzij pro EU), maar de UK wil men graag de EU in hebben, daar moet nog een referendum over gehouden worden, EU = austerity.
Op Martins blog stond in dit artikel:

Their blackmail and economic war against Greece will be evidence to ensure that Britain leaves the EU.
http://www.armstrongeconomics.com/archives/34268

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Op maandag 6 juli 2015 16:12 schreef Dance99Vv het volgende:
Ik ben bang dat je inderdaad te simpel denkt, bijde gaan europa (EU) aan, Griekenlands protesten krijg je ook nauwelijks te zien (tenzij pro EU), maar de UK wil men graag de EU in hebben, daar moet nog een referendum over gehouden worden, EU = austerity.

Ik kijk weinig tv, maar op de radio heb ik verslagen gehoord van beide; voor- en tegenstanders in Griekenland. En ook daar zat veel verschil in. Van tegenstanders die 'Nee' gingen stemmen, maar wel graag in de EU wilden blijven. Tot 'Ja' stemmers die eigenlijk tegen de bezuinigingen waren en de EU niks vinden, maar die het als een noodzakelijk kwaad zagen.

Ik vind nog steeds dat het niet gek is dat we hier weinig aandacht besteden aan Engelse protesten.

Tevens kunnen de Grieken bijvoorbeeld wel tegen 'austerity' en tegen die strenge EU gestemd hebben, ze zijn echt nog niet af van bezuinigingen...

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Op Martins blog stond in dit artikel:
Their blackmail and economic war against Greece will be evidence to ensure that Britain leaves the EU.
http://www.armstrongeconomics.com/archives/34268

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