Recorded on August 10 2026 at NRS Studios
Martin Armstrong of Armstrong Economics joins Steve Yang for a focused discussion on economic cycles, capital flows, market forecasting, and the signals that can appear before major economic and geopolitical shifts.
Armstrong explains his Economic Confidence Model and his view that periods of economic deterioration can coincide with rising geopolitical instability. He discusses the global economic cycle, foreign-exchange forecasting, historical capital movements, and examples that shaped his approach to understanding how money moves ahead of major events.
The conversation also explores how Armstrong’s computer models developed beyond traditional market forecasting. He explains why he believes analyzing capital flows across countries and asset classes can provide a broader picture than studying individual markets in isolation, and discusses a system with a decades-long track record covering more than 1,000 instruments globally.
This NRS WORLD CLIPS segment comes from the full Martin Armstrong interview on NRS World. #Millettian
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