Predictions from this Video

Total: 5
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 5
Prediction
Topic
Status
The S&P 500 will continue to go up due to increased money supply, which is essential to prevent the debt bubble from popping, applicable to 2026 and beyond.
"Here's the performance of the stock market, the S&P 500 over the past 30 years. So notice how it just keeps going up. You know, gee, I wonder why. It's because there's more money circulating out there again, which is, you know, that's going to be essential to keep the debt bubble from popping."
^GSPC
Pending
The price of gold will continue to go up because it takes more devalued fiat currency to buy an ounce of gold, applicable to 2026 and beyond.
"I want to show you the price of gold over the past 30 years. And it just keeps going up. Just take a look. And now you know why. It simply takes more devalued dollars or devalued fiat currency to buy an ounce of gold."
XAU
Pending
The economic model requires inflation, rising prices, increasing stock market, wages, and tax collections to prevent the debt bubble from popping, applicable to 2026 and beyond.
"the current economic model needs the stock market to go up, needs wages to go up, needs tax collections to go up in order to prevent the debt bubble from popping. So the current economic model needs the stock market to go up, needs wages to go up, needs tax collections to go up in order to prevent the debt bubble from popping."
Inflation
Pending
If the war deescalates, the economy will revert to its predestined trajectory of an expanding debt bubble, rising investment prices, and more inflation, which is inevitable for 2026 and beyond.
"if this war truly deescalates and there's no longer a severe liquidity crunch and people are no longer scrambling to sell across the board and obtain cash, then we're going to revert back to the predestined trajectory. The trajectory of the debt bubble expanding, investment prices rising, and more inflation. Again, this is all by design."
Economic Trajectory
Pending
A prolonged recession or deflation is not possible; if it occurs, it will be quickly cured within months by money printing, applicable to 2026 and beyond.
"We cannot have a prolonged recession. We cannot have deflation. The numbers don't work in a debt bubble. And I just want to say that if we do run across those circumstances, then we're not going to stay there for long because it's easy to cure with money printing. You know, that'll stop a recession or deflation within a matter of months."
Recession/Deflation
Pending