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Sty soos001 001177007 96100; 001) Gposbo1110910030070700111 1014 1BFteo1 0109; 001ec7003001 610 i ee Copyright Ma: BN Nereia Av dowtrong Mi Righes tapered UB + Armstrongiconomics@Mail.cCM ae Sd 2-ACKHOWLEDGSKENES ‘z would Like to thank the nany people who have been writing fron around the world. ic is encouraging to know that there are so many people who are interested in uncovering the truth. T have also special thanks for 50 tany providing valuable insight into trends around the world from China, Soviet Republics, Sovth Africa, Brail, Australian, ana Tudia, T believe ve can survive the folly of govarnmants aven 1f they refuse to listen. whe key 1s understanding the nature of events, and that allove us to correctly make the decision'to be on the opposite side. 1 would Lika to also thank all my old friend ond former clients for their support and to know that they have continued to gather information that servos us al in times of crisis. We are stanaing on the precipice of a new era in global-seeial-econonice. How ve onter this naw age is Sf critical importance. Governrent is incapable to.doing anything for any reforn of its ow abuse. of pover is TOL up for negotiation, We must veather ‘the storm, ana te do. $0 We Teed to understand its nature. gust as the 1930s Great, Depression set in motion profound changos that were even nanifest in gaopolitical confrontations, we have now feached sucha crossroads. A debt crisis has its tentacles deeply enbedded into-every sector right into goveranent. This is the distinction froa a mofo stock mazket crash that never alters the econony long-term. We are sericusly still over-Leveraged and sone banks axe still trying to be hedge funds ate have'to speculete to make a profit, That is e key varning sign that the vorso ic yet to cone. Conmonts, Suggestions & Questions Connonts, Sumgestions § = Please mai} tor Martin A. 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Sverything is inteoL jar sulaed ewerie.by: Martin A. aemptrong Former Chairman of Princeton Foonomies International, Ltd. and the Foundation For the Study of Cycles The Vist of Panics that Started the Whole 1683 1717 1720 1731 1745 1763 1772 1783 1792 1814 1818 1825 1857 1866 1863 1871 1872 1873 1884 1890 1893 1895°1895 1299 1901 1903 1907 here is always a begiming. Many have weitten asking how did I even see , cycles to hegin ny life long quest to understand what ia Western Culture, few even dared to try to sea? To set the record straicht, what I began, vas conpelled to do, T did aot even think that cycles existed. There was fo possible formal training ona could evan go to cchool for. So I was a mere kid, unbourd by formal tradition, and with no carser to even jeopardize as an scadenic kucking the establishment, T was untainted by tradition, and free to roam where perhaps no one dazed to go. What set me _in moticn was effectively the 1966 Crash. That vas a watershed event that no one even understood vhat was truly at foot, T had begun working at the age of 13 for a bullian dealer in High School. Gold in those days traded in coin form, since hal lion ves not legelized until 1975. T had lucked cut and by chance picked up some rare Canarian pennies in 1965, T had saveral bags and there were 4 varieties, The one I had soared in price to the point a roll of 50 vould fring over $1,000, Per'a brict and shining monen, T had becom on paper a millionaire. I held back wrongly thinking the price would go higher. What T witnessed in the Crash of '66, changed ny life forever. 1