Around the world, as revolutions and riots accelerate at unprecedented levels, it’s all going down. Global economies are slowing down, and uprisings across the globe are bringing governments down. From Bolivia to Sudan, Algeria to Lebanon, Iraq to Spain, Hong Kong to Chile… the awake and the aware see it and feel it. How to...
Author: Gerald Celente
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REAL ESTATE: PEAK NO MORE
From Europe to Australia, North America to Asia, the post-Panic of ‘08 real estate boom has peaked, and its decline will accelerate in 2020 and beyond. Pumped up by the cheap money binge and record-low interest rates following the Great Recession, now, with wealth concentration not trickling down to the wage-stagnated/deep-in-debt general public who can’t...
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THE ROARING 2020s
Out with the old, in with the new. Sinking economies, worldwide strife, political tensions, family squabbles, health problems, personal issues, business difficulties, money troubles… It’s inescapable… and people want to escape. It’s the “Roaring 2020s”: Welcome to Fantasy Land! From entertainment to everyday life, leaving the past behind and wanting to live the high life,...
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HOMELESS/HELPLESS
In 2020, the homeless population in a country, state, city, town, or village near you will rapidly increase. As civil unrest intensifies across the globe, pushing already sinking economies lower, the global “Homeless/Helpless” trend, now in its early growth stage, will rapidly accelerate as economic conditions continue to worsen. Trends are born, they grow, mature,...
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FU&K-U-SHIMA: WORST KEEPS COMING
Long forgotten, it’s far from over. In fact, it’s getting worse, and, in 2020, it will be back in the news. Playing off the 2020 Summer Olympics, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is promoting the show that his country is recovered from the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster. It’s not working: with barely seven months to...
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HI-TECH HEROIN
It’s a global crisis. Its debilitating, toxic effects leave no country, no corner of the world unscathed. It fits the definition of an addiction and an epidemic… it’s the world’s addiction to hi-tech. And it will worsen as each generation knows no other life and overindulges on their electronic devices. Like pre-Baby Boomers were addicted...
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U.S.: CHEAP MONEY PUMP, PUMPING
The Dow dipped lower on Friday and was down 250 points yesterday, posting its biggest decline in nearly two months on weak manufacturing activity, and, of course, on “trade uncertainty.” Today, as we go to press, it’s down 350 points on news that President Trump suggested he may want to delay a trade deal with...
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INDIA: DOWNHILL SLIDE
Third-quarter GDP for India, Asia’s third-largest economy, fell to 4.5 percent from 5 percent in the second quarter, as households and companies pulled back on spending. India was hot last year, with growth exceeding 8 percent, but it’s down to its slowest pace in six years. Earlier in the month, Moody’s downgraded India’s economy to...
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CANADA
Canada’s economy grew 1.3 percent in the third quarter, missing market expectations of 1.4 percent growth but matching the Bank of Canada’s recent forecast. Royce Mendes, a CIBC World Markets economist, said that although the 1.3 percent growth “isn’t anything to write home about, the revisions coupled with strength in final domestic demand growth do...
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BROKEN CHINA
China’s official Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) increased from 49.3 in October to 50.2 in November, ending six months of contraction and surpassing Wall Street Journal economists’ prediction of 49.5. (Numbers above 50 indicate expansion.) Nonmanufacturing PMI jumped from 52.8 in October to 54.4 in November. The Chinese Central Bank, however, warned that rising household debt...