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The World According to Martin Armstrong: Conversations with the Master Forecaster

by Kerry Lutz

An interview-led account of Martin Armstrong’s forecasting framework

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An interview-led account of Martin Armstrong’s forecasting framework

Kerry Lutz structures the book around conversations with Martin Armstrong and his economic forecasting methods. The account introduces Armstrong’s Economic Confidence Model and Socrates system, then sets out a selection of predictions the book attributes to him, with dates and page references for readers to check. Its subject matter ranges across markets, political change, social unrest, sovereign debt, and conflict. The book also presents Armstrong’s view that economic cycles help explain developments often discussed in political terms. Together, these elements make it a portrait of one forecaster’s framework and a record of how the book connects that framework to past and anticipated events.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers interested in economic forecasting and market cycles.
  • Those curious about interviews exploring a forecaster’s methods and stated predictions.
  • Readers examining proposed links between economics, politics, and social change.

Themes

Economic forecastingMarkets and cyclesPolitical and social changeSovereign debtTrust in institutions

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Book overview

He called Dow 40,000 when it was 21,000.

He predicted Trump's 2016 win.

He nailed the COVID market crash - to the week.

For decades, Martin Armstrong has been the most accurate - and most silenced - economic forecaster in the world. Now, in The World According to Martin Armstrong, financial commentator and veteran podcaster Kerry Lutz goes deep into the mind and methods of the man the establishment tried to erase.

Why did the Fed lose control of inflation?

Why did the youth of the world rise up in 2020?

Why is war erupting - exactly on his predicted cycle peak?

It's not luck. It's the model.

Inside this book, you'll discover:

  • The full story behind 20 predictions Martin Armstrong made that came true, including:
    • Dow 40,000 (Predicted: Dec 2019 / Verified: May 2024)
    • Trump's 2016 win (Predicted: Aug 2015)
    • Brexit (Predicted: 2015)
    • The COVID crash (ECM turning point: Feb 21, 2020)
    • The rise of populism, crypto, and civil unrest
    • The collapse of trust in government and media
    • The war cycle peaking into 2024-2025
    • Sovereign debt crisis beginning 2023
    • The downfall of woke corporations
    • The failure of negative interest rates

All predictions include page numbers and dates for verification.

This is not a theory book. It's a map of what's coming next.

Based on exclusive interviews, insider access, and years of conversations with Armstrong himself, this book gives you a clear understanding of:

  • His Economic Confidence Model (ECM)
  • His AI system known as Socrates
  • And how cycles - not politics - drive everything

If you want to understand the true forces behind markets, conflict, collapse, and control, you need to read this book.

For readers of:

  • The Fourth Turning by Strauss & Howe
  • Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order by Ray Dalio
  • The Creature from Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin
  • The Big Reset by Willem Middelkoop

 

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