It Started: Trump Just ‘Broke’ The Federal Reserve – Gold, Silver, Bitcoin Collapses

Published: 2026-02-02
Status: Analyzed

Predictions from this Video

Total: 7
Correct: 2
Incorrect: 1
Pending: 4
Prediction
Topic
Status
If January 2026 sees a 0-2% gain, the S&P 500 will likely finish the year 16.9% higher, based on historical patterns.
"Historically, when January is up between 0 to 2%, the next 11 months have been lower only once in history. And usually, when January is green, the rest of the year ends up an average of 16.9% higher."
S&P 500
Pending
Kevin Worsh, as the new Fed chair, is expected to crash the economy, strengthen the US dollar, reduce money printing, and decrease the Fed's balance sheet in 2026.
"But now Kevin Worsh is expected to come in and crash the economy to save the US dollar, print a lot less money, reduce the Fed's balance sheet, and prevent the United States from becoming another statistic in Ray Dalia's New World Order."
US Economy
Incorrect
If the central bank prioritizes the real economy (under Kevin Worsh's leadership in 2026), financial markets will fall in the short term, but this will be beneficial for society in the long term.
"If the central bank were forced to focus on the real economy, the financial markets will take care of itself. Implying that yes, the markets will fall, but long term it'll be for the greater good of society since the rich won't just keep getting richer."
Stock Market
Pending
Kevin Worsh is expected to advocate for significantly lower interest rates in 2026 to stimulate economic growth, make 30-year fixed-rate mortgages affordable, and revive the housing market.
"For instance, Worsh is now pushing for lower rates to spark growth. He recently said that we could lower interest rates a lot and in doing so get 30-year fixed rate mortgages so that they're affordable and get the housing market going again. And in 2026, he sees himself as an ally to the White House."
Interest Rates
Correct
Kevin Worsh's policies will prevent a dollar collapse, leading to a stronger dollar, weaker stock market, and potentially higher mortgage rates in 2026.
"Kevin Worsh's history suggests that there will be no dollar collapse. If the dollar gets stronger, the stock market will get weaker. And with tighter conditions, we could actually start seeing mortgage rates go higher."
US Dollar
Pending
February 2026 is likely to be a negative month for stocks, consistent with historical averages since the 1950s.
"It's also not unusual for February to be one of the worst months of the year for stocks with being on average negative since the 1950s."
Stock Market
Correct
Kevin Worsh will lower interest rates in 2026, aligning with Trump's directives, and the market's current negative reaction is an overreaction.
"my personal take is that there is no way he's not going to lower interest rates and basically do what Trump tells him to do. And I think the market's overreacting."
Interest Rates
Pending