financeMonday, November 9, 2026 at 01:50 PM
Martin Armstrong Model Projects Stagflation and Third-Party Rise After 2026 Midterms
Armstrong's Socrates output frames the recent midterms as the start of a two-year period of investigations, stagflation, and eroding two-party loyalty. Primary election data and fiscal records support the scale of projected upheaval. The analysis highlights incentives driving sustained Ukraine engagement despite domestic costs.
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Over the next twenty-four months the model expects rising third-party registration ahead of 2028, coinciding with higher gold and silver prices once seasonal flows resume. Primary records from prior cycle turns indicate such shifts materialize only when stagflation metrics exceed thresholds seen in the late 1970s.
Sources (3)
- [1]USAWatchdog Interview Transcript(https://usawatchdog.com)
- [2]Federal Election Commission 2026 Midterm Results(https://fec.gov)
- [3]Armstrong Economics Cycle Documentation(https://armstrongeconomics.com)