Author: Gerald Celente

Survivalists put their trust in themselves. The business of survival will increasingly focus on creating products and services that give a wider range of customers not only a gateway to living independently, but to enjoy quality lives as well. OnTrendpreneurs should consider niches where money can be made. Self-help instructional DVDs, apps, interactive programs, books,...

The Trends Journal was the first magazine to forecast a Donald Trump White House victory and the first to call the Trump market rally. Here’s what’s next and what to prepare for. Go back one year ago, following the humiliating defeat of Hillary “I still can’t believe I lost” Clinton, to reality TV champion Trump’s White House...

On Nov. 13, Gerald Celente, in our Trends in the News broadcast, forecast the coming peak of a strong Trump rally. As long as economic growth moderately increases, so too will the stock market. Therefore, considering that markets rose significantly around the world during Trump’s first year in office, they’ll continue the moderate-growth trend line...

Oh, how Democratic liberal women hate Donald Trump, the disgusting man who brags on tape about groping women, “grab ’em by the pussy,” and lays out how rich, powerful guys like him are magnets for ladies who look up to celebrities and will put out for the high life.  How dare anyone compare crude Republican sexual...

Liberals, progressives and leftists… these are antiquated, meaningless labels of what they once symbolized. With high voter distrust toward the party by millennials who believe the nomination of their candidate, Bernie Sanders, was stolen by Democratic Party leaders, older Democrats have proven they are unable to revitalize or redirect the party. There is no progressive...

The Information Age! A world of the Internet of Things, a smartphone society that lets you track down whatever you want to know, wherever you are, at any time, by Googling facts or asking Alexa.   Under this high-tech formula, it is assumed that by tapping into the 21st century Alexandrian Library, society would seek...

As current trends evolve, the general public will become less informed and more detached. The news business is virtually dead. Newspapers and major media outlets have shrunk reporting resources by over 60 percent in just the last decade. As for broadcast news, there’s no variety, no balance, and the same talking heads and paid analysts...

Cryptocurrencies are a Ponzi Scheme, a dying fad, a fool’s folly, backed by nothing, living in a cyber world and floating on a digital cloud. Top bank officials and business-media mouthpieces across the continents won’t stop bad-mouthing cryptos, calling them Ponzi schemes and ridiculing the millions of believers around the world who have invested in...

As more nations worldwide go cashless, and the range of new cryptocurrency offerings widens, the general public’s purchase of digital currencies — especially following the Chicago Mercantile Exchange’s decision to launch Bitcoin futures trading — and investors to invest in them, increases. But the speed at which digital-currency investment is increasing worldwide is prompting some...