Armstrong Economics the Largest Forecasting Firm in the World

Please look at Martin Armstrong's claims, for example:

We Apologize For Site Overload – Expanded Servers Are Up

You must realize we are the largest forecasting firm in the world. We cover more than 1,000 markets ever day. When the surge of millions of people tries to get in at one time, the system is designed to ... so that when tens of millions trying to get into the basic level, it does not bring down all levels.

It appears that this message is nothing more than a confidence trick by an operation that is run on a shoestring budget. Because:

In October 2021, years after first launch, not enough money to even fix the bugs?

Thank you for visiting Ask-Socrates.com. We are in the process of updating our site, migrating data, and transitioning to a new infrastructure.
You may experience delays and discrepancies during this time. We appreciate your patience and understanding.

And in case you wondered who is behind this outfit, click on the button "Learn more About Us" - it leads nowhere. But wait. I can tell you where this shady operation resides. Offshore in the UAE. Proof:

Ask-Scorates

Look how big they are:

Forecasting & Political Correctness

The problem stems from the fact that I am INDEPENDENT and we are not a one-man-band newsletter. We have the resources and are global and have always been. Therein lies the distinction. Because we are global, we have to monitor the world. We have been the LARGEST institutional adviser with more than 25,000 institutions stemming from back in the 1990s.

Martin Armstrong never advised institutions as he claims. The proof is here:

Which Institution was ever advised by Martin Armstrong?.

Another lie: he does not even have a permanent office outside his Florida home.

And he IS a  one-man-band newsletter. Given the time he is spending on one-man-band marketing, posting on internet bulletin boards posing as his own clients, it is hardly surprising that there is no time left for even writing quality reports and books let alone providing specific advice.

Again, I provide the proof here:

Martin Armstrong's Informant Behind the Curtain