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    Join The 2026 World Economic Conference – December 4–6

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    Where does capital go when it leaves one market for another? That question brings people from around the world to the 2026 World Economic Conference. This December 4–6, we invite you to join us from wherever you are to explore how money moves across borders and through market cycles, and to see what Socrates projects next.

    The Virtual ticket lets you watch all three days live and includes the presentation slides and video recording. Follow along as the conference unfolds, then return to a chart or replay a discussion you want to study more closely. If a particular WEC special report interests you, you can purchase it at the discounted attendee rate when it is released. Bonus reports are not included in the standard Virtual ticket.

    For the full set of digital conference materials, the Virtual Plus ticket includes the livestream, slides, and recording, plus any bonus reports or videos Martin Armstrong makes available for this year’s event. Virtual Plus also opens the networking feature in the WEC Event App and website during the live event, so you can exchange contact information with other attendees. The choice comes down to whether you prefer to select reports individually or have the available materials included and connect with fellow attendees over the weekend.

    If your schedule permits, we highly recommend joining us in person. One of the best reasons to attend the WEC is the chance to meet Martin Armstrong and talk with people who follow the same markets from very different parts of the world. The Friday evening cocktail reception gives you time to get to know fellow attendees before the first full day. Over breakfast or lunch, you can pick up a conversation from the day before, compare notes on what you’re seeing in your own country, and build relationships that last beyond the weekend. If a presentation raises a question you’d like Mike and Marty to address, only in-person attendees can submit it for their end-of-day recap. The In-Person ticket includes conference seating, the reception, breakfast and lunch on Saturday and Sunday, presentation slides, the recording, and any additional digital materials made available for the event. We’d love to welcome you into a community that comes together each year for this tradition.

    The livestream begins Friday, December 4, from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. EST. Saturday’s session runs from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Sunday’s from 10:00 a.m. to noon, all Eastern Standard Time. Times are subject to change.

    We hope to see you there!

    View ticket options and register for the 2026 World Economic Conference.



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