>>He covered all the bases so he can’t be wrong. I got to respect that.<<
I think that is because he is not actually making a prediction. He is trying to educate people to be able to read the “signs of the times” over the next year and make their own predictions. Especially his line about what it may mean if the price of commodities like gold begin to collapse, bubble-like.
>>He covered all the bases so he can’t be wrong. I got to respect that.<<
If commodities go one way, I think it means one thing. If they go another, then it means something else. I’m not going to pretend to be smarter than the stock market. And I’m not telling people how to invest. Its entirely possible that I’m not understanding the situation and, as many of you wish, everything is totally fine. If I told you I knew what would happen, I’d be lying. All I can do is look at history, see how things played out in similar situations, and try to draw conclusions from the past experience of others.