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16 lines
3.2 KiB
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"HubID": "5052",
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"Date": "12/20/2024",
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"HubTags": [
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"External Platform Posts",
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"Future Map Forward Guidance",
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"Future Map"
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],
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"Contacts": "",
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"Companies": "",
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"File": "",
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"Summary": "<p>The great Felix Zulauf predictions. He is well respected so I heed his projections. A recession is expected late 2025 or 2026, which could last a few years. A prolonged stock bear market is also forthcoming lasting several years. Could this be combined with the federal debt that hits a wall? Is this the great recession of 10% GDP fall that is seen end of this decade/early next? Will this recession be avoided or mild considering reindustrialization, fiscal and monetary efforts? If the latter 2 are in play, that could limit this recession, but signify the blow-off top we see from fiscal debt and monetary actions that are the final gasp that cause real problems on the backside for late 2020's. We do not know, but its going to get rough, either way. 2025 or 2026 looks to be the entry into the final rough years of this secular cycle. <br /></p>",
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"Notes": "<p>Shift to State Capitalism: Zulauf emphasizes a transition from free markets to state capitalism across major global economies (US, Europe, and China). Governments are likely to increasingly dictate investments to prioritize national interests, which will distort traditional market cycles</p><p>.US Economic Trends:</p><p>A strong US economy currently benefits from labor market dynamics and capital inflows due to global instability.</p><p>Zulauf anticipates a potential economic correction starting in 2025 due to policy impacts, tariffs, and liquidity constraints</p><p>.Global Geopolitical Risks:</p><p>A new era of regionalism and deglobalization is underway, driven by geopolitical conflicts and economic re-shoring.</p><p>China and Japan face significant challenges, such as demographic decline and financial instability. These pressures may lead to deflationary shocks</p><p>Commodity Outlook:</p><p>Commodities such as gold and oil are highlighted as critical assets in the face of currency debasement and inflationary policies.</p><p>Oil prices are predicted to rise significantly in the coming years, with potential geopolitical events like conflicts involving Iran acting as catalysts</p><p>Stock Market Dynamics:</p><p>A strong stock market is expected through mid-2025, driven by liquidity injections and a favorable decennial pattern.</p><p>A major bear market could emerge late in 2025 or 2026, potentially marking the end of the post-2009 bull market cycle</p><p>Europe's Structural Issues:</p><p>Europe, particularly Germany, is projected to remain in a structural economic crisis due to energy policies, over-regulation, and competitiveness loss.</p><p>A prolonged recession spanning 3–4 years is anticipated for Europe</p><p>Japan’s Role and Yen Dynamics:</p><p>Japan’s corporate sector is healthier compared to its past, but rising interest rates and efforts to strengthen the yen will affect global liquidity and equity markets</p><p>Long-Term Innovation:</p><p>While artificial intelligence and other innovations are expected to drive productivity in the long term, Zulauf warns of initial overinvestment leading to a correction before sustained growth can occur</p><p>. </p>"
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