Millions worth of subsidies—with some of that money drawn from government medicare programs—couldn’t prevent EV sales from getting stuck in a ditch in 2023.
Tag: top trends 2024
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MIGRANT MADNESS, MAD AS HELL
As a result of the military wars and economic chaos, much of Europe and North America are being swarmed with masses of migrants at levels far beyond what existed before.
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CRUSADES 2000
Sadly, welcome to Crusades 2000, a Top Trend of 2024 that world renowned trend forecaster, Gerald Celente had forecast in his 1997 book, TRENDS 2000 would rattle the world in the 21st century.
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EV GO FU
EV mandates and subsidies don’t magically provide the income, infrastructure, or innovation to incentivize consumer purchases of inferior transportation technology.
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MONEY JUNKIES PARADISE
To make the most accurate projections as to where the stock market, along with gold, silver, other commodities, as well as cryptocurrencies will most likely go in 2024, we must first and foremost consider what is driving the current price action.
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THE SYNTHETIC DEVOLUTION
In 2024, every aspect of the world and human life is facing synthetic alteration and even replacement.
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PRESIDENTIAL REALITY SHOW®
Yes, the ® after Presidential Reality Show® is correct. Presidential Reality Show® is a trademark of the Trends Research Institute® which is the publisher of The Trends Journal®.
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ARAB SPRING 2.0
Israel’s Gaza genocide has Arab leaders faced with pressure from their citizens to support Palestinians. If they don't, they will be seen as all talk and no action, cynically selling oil to whoever they can while continuing to buy weapons from the U.S.
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GOLDEN DAYS: A GOLDEN YEAR FOR GOLD
As we had forecast for several months, in early 2024, the U.S. Federal Reserve will lower interest rates. And the lower interest rates fall, the deeper the U.S. dollar will sink and the higher gold prices will rise.
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BANKS GO BUST
For 2023, one of our Top Trends was Office Building Bust. Hardly reported in the mainstream business media is the escalating commercial office building crisis that we had forecast some three years ago.