ilmscore | U.S. Economic Crash Worse than 2008 - #1 Reason to Buy Bitcoin Today

Predictions from this Video

Total: 7
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 7
Prediction
Topic
Status
The US government's continued inability to cut spending will lead to an escalating national debt, inevitably resulting in a bond market collapse that will negatively impact the global economy.
"there's zero chance zero chance that this doesn't end in a bond market collapse because there's no historical precedent none under which the federal government ever Cuts spending... the federal government will not cut spending and thus the debt will keep going up and it will not be solved and it will cause a bond Market collapse and the whole world's going to suffer for it"
US Economy/Bond Market
Pending
In the short term, the US will print more money, leading to a devaluation of the US dollar and reduced purchasing power of savings.
"Now the only way in the short term to actually solve this for the United States is to print more money devaluing the purchasing power of your savings your US dollar"
US Dollar/Monetary Policy
Pending
The US is heading towards a dollar crisis and a sovereign debt crisis, which will result in a massive economic and financial crisis, surpassing the severity of both the 2008 crisis and the COVID-era downturn.
"I think we're headed for a dollar crisis and a sovereign debt crisis uh that's going to result in a you know massive uh economic financial crisis much worse than what we had in '08 much worse than anything we experienced during Co"
US Economy/Financial Crisis
Pending
By 2025, the annual interest on the US national debt will reach $2 trillion, exceeding the combined spending on Social Security and Medicare.
"By next year it'll be up to 2 trillion so interest on the debt will be more than we spend on Social Security and Medicare"
US National Debt/Government Spending
Pending
Within two to three years (by 2026-2027), all US tax revenue will be required solely to cover the interest payments on the national debt, leaving no funds for principal or other government expenses.
"within a couple more years just with interest rates where we are you'll be looking at a situation where 100% of all tax revenue is needed just to pay interest on the debt not any of the principle but just to pay the interest"
US National Debt/Tax Revenue
Pending
The Federal Reserve will re-engage in a significantly larger round of quantitative easing, printing more money than the combined total of QE1, QE2, QE3, and QE4.
"the FED is going to go back to quantitative easing in a big way I think we're going to print more money uh in the next round than in one two three and four combined"
US Monetary Policy/Quantitative Easing
Pending
Inflation will not return to the 2% target.
"inflation has headed back down to 2% there's not a chance that that's going to happen"
Inflation
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