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Martin Armstrong’s controversial views enrage some people but there’s no denying his exceptional record of forecasting major economic, financial and political events.
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Economics and finance are not the same thing. Virtually all our focus is on economics – ie government spending, borrowing, taxes -while ignoring the massive financial risks building in the credit markets.
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All Talk – No Action
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Saturday, 3 October 2020 11:04
One of the truly great examples of virtue signaling politics. Doesn’t get much done but it sure sounds good – and that’s enough for some people.