In 2025, a weak global economy for 6-9 months will be followed by a 2-year boom in equities, business activity, and commodity markets due to fiscal and monetary stimuli, potentially leading to rolling recessions or depressions.
The revised employment data from the BLS in February 2025 will show a sharp downward revision, with the Philly Fed’s assessment indicating a decrease of 800,000 from the original 1.1% figure.
The “Powers behind the throne” in Washington are desperate for Trump to have a big war to dismember Russia and gain control of its natural resources, while Trump aims to prevent war escalation.
By 2035, China’s military will have 435-475 ships compared to the U.S.’s 305-317, indicating a significant military buildup and potential threat to Taiwan.
The BRICS alliance faces challenges in 2025, with the U.S. aiming to break it up by weakening Brazil’s resolve and preventing the development of strong institutions and a rival currency to the U.S. dollar.
India is quietly strengthening ties with Russia and China, despite playing both sides, and may face challenges from the U.S. trying to break its ties with BRICS, potentially causing problems in Bangladesh.
Central banks are gold’s best friend, as they consistently destroy economies and currencies, leading to a potential massive increase in money printing and the introduction of new currencies like CBDCs.
The gold price will increase multiples as fiat currency’s purchasing power declines, serving as a crucial inflation hedge and wealth preservation tool.
Every monetary era ends and every currency dies without fail, as evidenced by 5,000 years of history, making physical gold the most reliable form of wealth preservation.
In the past 22 years, the price of a US home has fallen 74% in gold terms, while the dollar’s value has decreased 97-99% since 1971, signaling the beginning of an exponential phase of debt and money printing.
The debt-to-revenue ratio in the US has increased 60-fold since Reagan, while tax revenue has only increased 7-8-fold, indicating an unsustainable system that may lead to revolution and riots before significant spending cuts can be implemented.
Official job creation statistics for Q2 2022 may be overinflated by up to 700,000 jobs, as the Philadelphia Fed’s data contradicts the reported 653,000 jobs created.
The BLS revised down 88,000 jobs from March 2022 to March 2023, significantly impacting sectors like manufacturing (-115,000), retail (-129,000), and professional jobs (-358,000).
1 in 3 Americans spend 95% or more of their disposable income on necessities, while another third have been unable to pay their power bill in the past year.
Food banks are experiencing record levels of need, and Americans are spending less on Christmas by a 2:1 ratio compared to last year.
Despite official statistics showing 3% GDP growth and 4.2% unemployment, a majority of voters believe the US is already in a recession, highlighting a disconnect between economic data and public perception.
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