The 5 Truths Investors Must Never Forget.
Martin Armstrong's Economic Confidence Model treats capital, confidence, and panic as a single measurable rhythm — a turning point every 8.6 years, derived from pi, repeating since before Rome minted its first denarius.
The book compiled by Kerry Lutz decodes that rhythm for a general reader: where the cycle has already called the turn, and where it points next.
Compiled and expanded by Kerry Lutz from decades of Armstrong's own forecasting record, connecting history, markets, and the rhythm of human behavior.
The Economic Confidence Model's core rhythm has, the authors argue, lined up with major turning points in global capital for more than forty years.
Money doesn't vanish in a crisis — it moves. The book traces how capital flows between nations and asset classes reveal where wealth and power are headed next.
Confidence in institutions rises and breaks in the same predictable rhythm as markets do — and the book argues that's rarely a coincidence.
New commentary and charts extend Armstrong's earlier work into the pandemic era and beyond, updating the model against what's already happened.
The closing chapters translate the model into practical terms — how a reader might interpret the next turn to protect, and grow, what they hold.
“What if the economy wasn't chaotic at all—but followed a hidden code?”— The Armstrong Economic Code
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