Catherine Austin Fitts Predictions: Visionary Masterplans or Brilliant Illusions? September 11, 2026 Catherine Austin Fitts occupies an unusual territory in financial commentary because she does not merely forecast markets. She forecasts systems, institutions, technology, political power, money, surveillance, and the gradual restructuring of society, then connects those pieces into a single narrative about where civilization … Read more
Martin Armstrong Blog: Genius Forecasts or Glorified Coin Toss? Sept 11, 2026 Martin Armstrong did not invent market cycles, but he did something far more interesting: he attempted to turn the chaotic heartbeat of markets, politics, debt, currencies, and human behaviour into a mathematical clock. His Economic Confidence Model, built around an approximately 8.6-year cycle … Read more
Kondratieff Cycle: The Economic Turning Point That Could Decide What Comes Next Sept 11, 2026 The Long Wave Has No Signpost. The Kondratieff Wave is usually presented as a 40-to-60-year economic rhythm moving through Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, as though someone eventually puts a sign beside the road announcing which season has arrived. … Read more
Martin Armstrong Economics: Genius or Guesswork? The Problem With Being Right Too Late Sept 11, 2026 Martin Armstrong is difficult to evaluate because he has produced enough impressive forecasts to make dismissing him intellectually lazy, while some of his most dramatic predictions raise an entirely different problem: Can an investor actually make money from the … Read more
Conquering Investment Fear: The Path to Thriving in Uncertain Markets Sept 10, 2026 Fear Does Not Destroy Wealth. Fear-Driven Behaviour Does. Fear is one of the most powerful forces in financial markets because it does not merely influence decisions; when it becomes widespread, it can change the behaviour of the entire market. Investors who would … Read more
The Strong Form of the Efficient Market Hypothesis States That: Unmasking the Greatest Financial Deception Sept 10, 2026 The Strong Form Makes an Extraordinary Claim The strong form of the Efficient Market Hypothesis states that all information, including public and private information, is already reflected in market prices. If taken literally, the implication is extraordinary: … Read more
Starting Small: Smart Strategies for Investing in Stocks with Limited Capital “Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.” Confucius Sept 10, 2026 Small Capital Is Not the Problem The belief that successful investing requires substantial capital is one of the most persistent misconceptions in the market. Warren … Read more
In the Kingdom of the Blind, the One-Eyed Man Is King. But Why Not See with Both? “In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king. And in the market of the fearful, the contrarian reigns supreme.” Sept 10, 2026 Why See the Market with One Eye When You Can See with Both? … Read more
When the Price Level Decreases Firms in Imperfectly Competitive Markets Will Adapt or Die Sept 10, 2026 When Prices Fall, Survival Becomes the Strategy “When the river runs dry, the fish do not debate; they either adapt or vanish.” Markets are no different. When the price level decreases, firms in imperfectly competitive markets cannot simply … Read more
What Makes Mania Bubbles So Addictive? The Intoxicating Dance of Collective Euphoria Sept 10, 2026 The Addiction Is Not the Asset. It Is the Behaviour Mania bubbles are addictive because they transform investing from a financial decision into an emotional experience. Rising prices create excitement, social validation, confirmation, and the expectation of further gains, while … Read more
