A $3 billion Ponzi scheme accusation leads Martin Armstrong to claim that U.S. debt will collapse after October 1, 2015.
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A $3 billion Ponzi scheme accusation leads Martin Armstrong to claim that U.S. debt will collapse after October 1, 2015.
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Martin Armstrong, a former financial adviser, uses the mathematical constant pi to predict significant economic changes. His forecasts draw the attention of powerful New York bankers, who suggest a plan to manipulate the Russian economy. Armstrong declines their offer, leading to an FBI raid on his offices and accusations of a $3 billion Ponzi scheme. He argues that these charges serve to distract from his warnings about an impending collapse of U.S. debt, expected to begin after October 1, 2015.
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Why Watch
- Meet Martin Armstrong, a controversial financial forecaster.
- See how predictions can clash with powerful financial interests.
- Find out about the FBI's raid on Armstrong's offices.
Did You Know
- Martin Armstrong managed a portfolio worth $1 trillion.
- The FBI accused him of a Ponzi scheme involving $3 billion.
- Armstrong predicts a U.S. debt collapse starting after October 1, 2015.
- The film is directed by Karin Steinberger and runs for 100 minutes.
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Who is Martin Armstrong?
Martin Armstrong is a former financial adviser known for managing a trillion-dollar portfolio and using the mathematical constant pi to forecast economic shifts.
What did Martin Armstrong predict about U.S. debt?
Armstrong predicted that the collapse of U.S. debt would begin after October 1, 2015.
What was the FBI's accusation against Martin Armstrong?
The FBI accused Martin Armstrong of running a $3 billion Ponzi scheme after he declined a proposal to manipulate the Russian economy.
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