Watch the video to see how stupid the average person is...
https://www.dollarvigilante.com/blog/2016/05/08/american-billionaire-warns-get-stock-markets-run-gold.html
Can't possibly be any worse than OP, amirite? What's it been, almost a year now?
Predictions like that are seldom correct. But it is usually quite easy to predict long term trends based on factual statistics. I strongly believe those who have lots of money, especially those who have earned it, have far better insight than the average investor. In my opinion, anyone who can't see the world's fiat system is bankrupt and running on borrowed time is completely clueless. That video about choosing a candy bar over a 10oz silver bar proves my point beyond any shadow of a doubt. It is amazing how many people seem to have forgotten what happened in 2008-2009, and how poorly the world's economy has done since then.
There is a reckoning coming, and those who believe it can be avoided are living in a fantasy. When it will happen can't be predicted to any exact day or month, but it will be here soon. There should be no doubt about that to any educated person. The US national debt has doubled in less than 8 years, and average family wealth is down by 40%. These numbers are actually far worse than government bean counters admit, but you can choose what you want to believe. Unfunded liabilities are now well above $200 trillion in the USA alone, with most state and local governments falling farther and farther into debt. As I told a liberal the other day, if $15 an hour is good, why wouldn't $50 an hour be better? Bitcoin will rise not because of any artificial pump, but because of the implosion of the manipulated fiat banking system.
http://demonocracy.info/infographics/usa/world_debt/world_debt.html
http://www.usdebtclock.org/
http://articles.latimes.com/2012/jun/11/business/la-fi-family-worth-20120612
Notice that derivatives (bad debt) have skyrocketed since the last financial crisis. Governments have taken every opportunity to make the problem worse than it was in 2008-2009.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/stevedenning/2013/01/08/five-years-after-the-financial-meltdown-the-water-is-still-full-of-big-sharks/#690d2e515474
So the question is how much longer can financial doomsday be avoided? Simple math proves it won't be long...