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Martin Armstrong is one of the most controversial yet accurate voices in economic forecasting. Founder of Armstrong Economics, the Economic Confidence Model, and Socrates (the only full-functioning AI computer with a trackrecord of 40+ year). Armstrong called the 1987 Black Monday crash to the exact day, predicted the Nikkei peak in December 1989 before its devastating collapse (earning him the title of top North American economist), and forecasted the Russian bond default in 1998 that nearly destroyed the global financial system and broke the hedge fund Long-Term Capital Management. His model also identified July 20, 1998, as the S&P high before the crisis, and more recently predicted the 2008 financial crisis and the start of the Ukraine and Russian War. The CIA approached him after the Russian Bond collapse prediction. They wanted the source code to his computer. Under a legal persecution to get the code he spent 11 years in prison. Today Martin continues stronger than ever.