ilmscore | How to Survive the New Economy (Before It’s Too Late)

Predictions from this Video

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Retailers will start repricing goods like toys and electronics upwards, with these price increases becoming evident in June, July, or August 2025, and eventually passed on to consumers.
"So, what we think is going to happen is it's the retailers are going to start repricing their stuff. It's going to hit toys, electronics, you know, anything... But we think it's going to start to show up in June, July, August, and there's going to be a lag. And then of course, you guys know it's there's going to be a pass through to the consumer like there always is during the pandemic."
Retail Prices
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More inflation is expected later in 2025.
"So, you know, we're expecting to see more inflation um later this year."
Inflation
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The middle class will diminish, and the divide between 'haves' and 'have-nots' will become distinctly different in the next few years, with initial signs appearing around early 2026.
"you're basically getting rid of that middle class and you're going to start to notice that in the next, I'd say, few months, maybe a year... this divide between the halves and the have nots is going to get distinctively different in the next few years. Yeah. And I I think I I actually think it's going to start to show up about this time next year."
Wealth Inequality
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After housing projects started between 2020 and 2022 are completed, there will be a significant drop in new housing/apartment supply, leading to a supply problem.
"So what we're going to see is we're going to see anybody who started something in 20 21 22 those properties and those projects are going going to be completed and and then we drop off a cliff as far as supply. So you're going to have a supply problem."
Housing Supply
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Renters are predicted to experience massive rent increases again in 2026.
"And I think what you're going to see next year is you're going to see people that uh are going to start to see these massive rent increases again."
Rent Prices
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The current/upcoming round of inflation will be accompanied by wage stagnation or decline, making it more challenging for working individuals to cope with rising prices.
"So you're going to have this wage stagnation and maybe even a little bit of a decline along with inflation. And that's going to make the inflation even harder for those working to absorb."
Inflation & Wages
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