Martin Armstrong: Economic Collapse, Sovereign Debt Crisis & World War Predictions


Economist and financial forecaster Martin Armstrong joins Glenn Diesen to discuss global economic cycles, sovereign debt crises, geopolitical tensions, and the growing risk of international conflict. Armstrong argues that traditional economic models fail to account for complex global capital flows, irrational human behavior, and the interconnected forces shaping the world economy.

In this thought-provoking interview, Armstrong explores the growing global debt crisis, government overreach, declining public confidence, and the potential formation of an “everything bubble” as investors seek refuge in private assets. He also examines the weakening legitimacy of Western governments, rising tensions between Russia and the West, and the possibility that external enemies are being used to distract from domestic instability.

Drawing on historical capital movements and advanced computer forecasting models, Armstrong warns of potential economic turbulence and escalating geopolitical conflict in the years ahead.

Can economic cycles help predict the next financial crisis or a major global conflict? Watch this interview with Martin Armstrong and Glenn Diesen for insights into macroeconomics, financial markets, sovereign debt, geopolitical risk, and the future of the global economy.

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