US Household Debt Surpassed $18 Trillion

Armstrong Economics ^ | 17 Mar 25 | Martin Armstrong

[TexasGator]

“Your hate is on display, do remember, hate is destroying you. Carry on.”

False assertion. I have no hate for you. I just want the readers to understand you.

[TexasGator]

“Martin Armstrong is now one of the most sought after guest speakers worldwide.”

So widely sought after he has to pay to det on their podcasts and websites.

[TexasGator]

“You are guilty of the same, trying continuously to smear Martin Armstrong”

I just post facts. It is up to the readers to evaluate those facts and compare them to your posts.

[TexasGator]

“In any case, your smearing is not working,”

You now have ZERO advocates here. I don’t know how much you are paying but I bet your cash flow is negative.

[TexasGator]

“for an injustice by the New York “ justice “ system to him 25 years ago….”

GEMINI

Based on the information available, Martin Armstrong’s financial losses and legal troubles stemmed from a scheme that involved:
* Fraudulent activities:
* He engaged in risky and speculative trading, concealing the resulting losses from investors.
* He made misrepresentations to investors to hide these losses.
* He commingled funds from different investors.
* He used funds from newer investors to pay off older ones, resembling a Ponzi scheme.
* He misappropriated investor funds.
* Specifically:
* He collected money from Japanese investors, and improperly mixed those funds with other investor’s money.
* He then used newer investors money to cover losses he had incurred while trading.
* He also had help from the Republic New York Corporation, that produced false account statements.
* The result:
* These actions led to investor losses exceeding $700 million.
* This lead to his arrest, and conviction.
In essence, his losses were the result of fraudulent financial practices that resulted in the loss of investor’s funds.