Predictions (2025)
Prediction
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Status
Without systemic changes to housing rules, renting is predicted to become the default living situation for an entire future generation.
So, unless the rules change, renting might just become the default for an entire generation.
4 months ago
Pending
Without systemic changes to housing rules, renting is predicted to become the default living situation for an entire future generation.
So, unless the rules change, renting might just become the default for an entire generation.
Pending
Toys R Us was predicted to make a comeback in 2024.
But the good news is they're making a comeback in 2024.
2 months ago
Pending
Toys R Us was predicted to make a comeback in 2024.
But the good news is they're making a comeback in 2024.
Pending
Japan's median age is predicted to be approximately 49.8 years in 2025.
The median age in 2025 is around 49.8 years.
3 months ago
Pending
Japan's median age is predicted to be approximately 49.8 years in 2025.
The median age in 2025 is around 49.8 years.
Pending
Private equity firms are predicted to continue expanding into new industries and developing new strategies, always staying ahead of slow-moving regulatory developments.
By the time new rules are discussed or created, private equity has already moved into new industries or found new strategies. This allows them to stay ahead and continue expanding.
2 months ago
Pending
Private equity firms are predicted to continue expanding into new industries and developing new strategies, always staying ahead of slow-moving regulatory developments.
By the time new rules are discussed or created, private equity has already moved into new industries or found new strategies. This allows them to stay ahead and continue expanding.
Pending
Widespread adoption of CBDCs will lead to a shift of funds from commercial banks to central banks, resulting in commercial banks having reduced deposits, less money to lend, and consequently, diminished influence and profitability.
Widely implemented CBDC can make people move their money from banks to the central bank directly. Fewer deposits mean banks have less money to lend, which leads to less influence and less profit.
8 months ago
Pending
Widespread adoption of CBDCs will lead to a shift of funds from commercial banks to central banks, resulting in commercial banks having reduced deposits, less money to lend, and consequently, diminished influence and profitability.
Widely implemented CBDC can make people move their money from banks to the central bank directly. Fewer deposits mean banks have less money to lend, which leads to less influence and less profit.
Pending
Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) could gradually replace physical cash entirely as people become accustomed to their use.
it’s not impossible that once people get used to it, it could slowly replace cash completely.
8 months ago
Pending
Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) could gradually replace physical cash entirely as people become accustomed to their use.
it’s not impossible that once people get used to it, it could slowly replace cash completely.
Pending
Indonesia's nominal GDP per capita to be approximately $5,000 and GDP per capita at Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) to be approximately $17,000 in 2025.
Meanwhile, Indonesia’s GDP per capita is around $5,000 for nominal GDP and $17,000 for GDP at PPP.
1 year ago
Pending
Indonesia's nominal GDP per capita to be approximately $5,000 and GDP per capita at Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) to be approximately $17,000 in 2025.
Meanwhile, Indonesia’s GDP per capita is around $5,000 for nominal GDP and $17,000 for GDP at PPP.
Pending
Singapore's nominal GDP per capita to be approximately $93,000 and GDP per capita at Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) to be approximately $153,000 in 2025.
In 2025, Singapore’s GDP per capita is around $93,000 for nominal GDP and $153,000 for GDP at PPP.
1 year ago
Pending
Singapore's nominal GDP per capita to be approximately $93,000 and GDP per capita at Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) to be approximately $153,000 in 2025.
In 2025, Singapore’s GDP per capita is around $93,000 for nominal GDP and $153,000 for GDP at PPP.
Pending
The US is predicted to likely remain a global superpower, even if the petrodollar system is abandoned, due to the US dollar's deep integration into the global economy.
Even if the petrodollar were abandoned today, the U.S. would likely remain a global superpower. That’s because the U.S. dollar isn’t just supported by the petrodollar, it’s already deeply integrated into the global economy.
1 year ago
Pending
The US is predicted to likely remain a global superpower, even if the petrodollar system is abandoned, due to the US dollar's deep integration into the global economy.
Even if the petrodollar were abandoned today, the U.S. would likely remain a global superpower. That’s because the U.S. dollar isn’t just supported by the petrodollar, it’s already deeply integrated into the global economy.
Pending
The petrodollar system's importance is predicted to shrink if oil consumption decreases, potentially reducing the US's ability to use its dollar dominance for global influence.
With less oil consumption, the need for the petrodollar could shrink, making the U.S. less able to use its dollar dominance to maintain global influence.
1 year ago
Pending
The petrodollar system's importance is predicted to shrink if oil consumption decreases, potentially reducing the US's ability to use its dollar dominance for global influence.
With less oil consumption, the need for the petrodollar could shrink, making the U.S. less able to use its dollar dominance to maintain global influence.
Pending
Global demand for oil is predicted to decrease as the world transitions to renewable energy sources.
As the world moves toward renewable energy sources like solar and wind power, the demand for oil might decrease.
1 year ago
Pending
Global demand for oil is predicted to decrease as the world transitions to renewable energy sources.
As the world moves toward renewable energy sources like solar and wind power, the demand for oil might decrease.
Pending
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Videos (2025)
Video Title
Predictions
Published
Status
How Banks Create Money From Nothing (Fractional Reserve Banking)
2 months ago
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0
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A
How Banks Create Money From Nothing (Fractional Reserve Banking)
0
2 months ago
Ready
How Private Equity Keeps Killing Your Favorite Brands
2 months ago
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2
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A
How Private Equity Keeps Killing Your Favorite Brands
2
2 months ago
Ready
Why Japan Is Stuck (And Still Rich Anyway)
3 months ago
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1
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A
Why Japan Is Stuck (And Still Rich Anyway)
1
3 months ago
Ready
Why Nobody Can Afford a Home Anymore
4 months ago
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1
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A
Why Nobody Can Afford a Home Anymore
1
4 months ago
Ready
Credit Cards EXPLAINED: The Traps, Rewards, and Hidden Truths
4 months ago
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0
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A
Credit Cards EXPLAINED: The Traps, Rewards, and Hidden Truths
0
4 months ago
Ready
Why the Rich Pretend to Be Poor (And Why You Should Too)
5 months ago
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0
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A
Why the Rich Pretend to Be Poor (And Why You Should Too)
0
5 months ago
Ready
How Scammers Rig the Stock Market
5 months ago
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0
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A
How Scammers Rig the Stock Market
0
5 months ago
Ready
What Happens When a Country Goes Bankrupt?
6 months ago
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0
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A
What Happens When a Country Goes Bankrupt?
0
6 months ago
Ready
Why Markets Panic When Central Banks Speak
7 months ago
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0
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A
Why Markets Panic When Central Banks Speak
0
7 months ago
Ready
Iran Was Meant to Be a Superpower. What Went Wrong?
7 months ago
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0
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A
Iran Was Meant to Be a Superpower. What Went Wrong?
0
7 months ago
Ready
7 Levels of Wealth They Never Taught You
8 months ago
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0
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A
7 Levels of Wealth They Never Taught You
0
8 months ago
Ready
CBDC Explained: Can Your Money Really Expire?
8 months ago
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2
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A
CBDC Explained: Can Your Money Really Expire?
2
8 months ago
Ready
Why Nobody Can Afford Canada Anymore
9 months ago
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0
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A
Why Nobody Can Afford Canada Anymore
0
9 months ago
Ready
Why Do Countries Want Weaker Currencies?
9 months ago
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0
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A
Why Do Countries Want Weaker Currencies?
0
9 months ago
Ready
Do Sanctions Work, or Just Hurt the People?
10 months ago
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0
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Do Sanctions Work, or Just Hurt the People?
0
10 months ago
Ready
Stock Market Crash? Don’t Panic, Get Rich Instead
11 months ago
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0
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Stock Market Crash? Don’t Panic, Get Rich Instead
0
11 months ago
Ready
Why Every Country Is in Debt? And Who Do They Owe?
11 months ago
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0
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Why Every Country Is in Debt? And Who Do They Owe?
0
11 months ago
Ready
Tariffs Explained: Who Really Pays the Price?
1 year ago
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0
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Tariffs Explained: Who Really Pays the Price?
0
1 year ago
Ready
America's Most Powerful Weapon Is Not Nukes, It’s the Petrodollar
1 year ago
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3
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A
America's Most Powerful Weapon Is Not Nukes, It’s the Petrodollar
3
1 year ago
Ready
GDP Fully Explained: Per Capita, PPP, Nominal
1 year ago
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2
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A
GDP Fully Explained: Per Capita, PPP, Nominal
2
1 year ago
Ready
Tax Havens Explained: How the Rich Avoid Taxes
1 year ago
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0
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A
Tax Havens Explained: How the Rich Avoid Taxes
0
1 year ago
Ready