I'm wrong in my topic that there will be a period of Deflation during 2023, and I believe that would have a higher probility of happening than a New World Era within ten years.
The old World Order is already dead, there is no other choice to have a New World Order. The only thing left for discussion is how that order is going to be and which countries have how much of the "cake of power".
As for your prediction, there are a lot of "ifs" over the past 2 years. For example I've been predicting that "
if interest rates come down, bitcoin price shoots up". That "if" never happened so we only had small rises.
It's the same with your Deflation Period prediction. A lot of things didn't happen that were needed to lead to that. We have had signals for both worsening and improving economic situation at the same time in the past year at least!!! So it's no longer about being right or wrong, it is about knowing all these signals and seeing which one gets stronger to be able to predict the most probable outcome.
For example take the recent Putin interview with an American mouthpiece. Many are taking it as a way to prepare the American population for the end of the NATO-Russian war. US regime desperately needs it too since they need to focus on China not have their weapons storages depleted. Specially since neither sanctions worked on Russia (IMF predicts higher GDP growth for Russia next year compared to Eurozone which is closer to zero!) nor their weapons were capable of slowing down Russian advances.
At the same time we have others like UK and some in US regime that are pushing for more war with Russia (ie. pushing Eastern Europe to fight with Russia while they stay far).
But it's always better to be ready, and HODL/own hard assets like Gold, Land, and Bitcoin. I believe which should be the actual point of these topics, not as trying to be a predictor of major changes in the world.
Well the two are linked. The major changes in the world are what's affecting these markets. "Speculating" about one helps you speculate about others.
I pointed these things out in the past like
this discussion from 2022 and in a lot of my comments and other topics like
this one where I post my thoughts on these major changes and their effects on the economy. You can see around the times of the first topic gold price was around $1600 ish and it kept rising as things I explained happened (eg. countries and central banks continued buying a lot of gold).
That's a 25% profit in a little more than a year in a solid market for those who used this analysis.Today we are at a high and the rise has slowed down, so it is not the best time to start buying but also the signs I've discussed in the past haven't vanished. Countries are still amassing gold silently and the world is inching towards more conflict which would make demand for gold rise.
This means I wouldn't recommend buying more gold right now but also I wouldn't start selling either.
P.S. I believe this is the first time I'm brining this up in here, but about the main topic I have to mention the strait of Gibraltar. Just saying... things could get intense over there... that would choke Europe's economy...
...129 days of Genocide...
