Now What – 2017 From Armstrongeconomics

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Now What – 2017 From Armstrongeconomics

Prepare for the what will unfold in the new year by purchasing the “Now What — 2017” report. Review the events that occurred throughout the world in 2016 that will impact us as we move forward. Written from a global perspective, this annual analysis includes chapters on the euro, Germany, Britain, Canada, Japan, Russia, China, Mexico, and South America. Included is a global table on the yearly level for all major world markets that includes 2016 closings, buy and sell signals for annual closings, trading prices (as of the completion of this report), resistance, support, and the historical high and low of each market.

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NOTE: We are currently working behind the scenes to update our ArmstrongEconomics.com online store. During this time, all of the products will be listed as “out of stock” as you won’t be able to checkout on this website. But, in the meantime, THIS REPORT IS STILL AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE on our online store powered by Square.

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Product Delivery:

Once your order is placed, the report(s) will be delivered via email from [email protected] and sent to the email address the order was placed under (this happens typically within 3 business days or less). Following the email delivery of the report, you will receive a second confirmation email of the item being “shipped”. Keep in mind, the charge on your credit card and receipt may reference AE Global Solutions, Inc. (owner of Armstrong Economics).

As a reminder, our reports are digital, and are delivered via email after you complete your order – there will be NO hardcopy reports mailed. Once it is delivered via email, as outlined above, the report(s)/order is considered “shipped”, and completed. We apologize for any inconvenience or confusion this process may cause while we work to update our original online store, here at ArmstrongEconomics.com.

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