Past & Present Predictions

The decline of American power (2003) over the next decades

1. CNBC March 2003 March-Dec 2010
2. Affirmed in my book Breaking The Code Of History (BTCH)
3. Documented in numerous blogs/videos on the decline of American power across the site

The rise of Chinese power (2003)

It's an economic/military expansion to challenge America. i.e. the onset of strategic competition, trades wars and a new arms race in the decades ahead

1. CNBC March 2003
2. Affirmed in my book BTCH
3. Documented in numerous blogs/videos on Chinese power on my site

The acceleration of irreversible climate change (2005) and its huge global economic impact

1. Affirmed in my book BTCH
2. Interview Nov 2012
3. Documented in numerous blogs/videos on climate change across this site

March Towards UK Leaving The EU 

Brexit – Predicted the  referendum result to leave the EU, with the key social drivers correctly identified (2015)  and the course of Brexit with Boris becoming PM and a no deal plus outcome and British politics moving to the right, whilst the labor party was dead in the water and not the threat the majority feared.

1. Documented in numerous blogs/videos about Brexit across the site

The rise of Trump to become the next US president (2015) numerous blogs on my site

1. Documented in numerous blogs/videos about Donald Trump across the site

Additional Predictions

1. The Asian Crisis top to bottom 1998
2. The Argentine bond collapse top to bottom 2001
3. The commencement of the next 25-year commodity cycle (2003) with oil, mining, and agriculture
4. The end of the first phase of the 25-year commodity cycle to be followed but price deflation until 2018. (2011)
5. The growth of Africa as the prime investment destination(2004)
6. The 2008 financial collapse (2007)
7. The rise of the new Pacific alliances to contain China between India, Japan the US and Australia (2009)
8. The Chinese US Arms Race (2011)
9. The onset of global deflation from late 2018 (2014)
10. The outcome of the Scottish referendum i.e. that Scotland would not leave a strong UK (2015)
11. The outcome of the last UK general election and the conservative majority as politics shifted towards the right and wealth creation policies(2015)
12. The result of the Brexit referendum to leave the EU, with the key social drivers correctly identified (2015)
13. The collapse of the EU by 2019/20 (2014)
14. The rise of Trump to become the next US president as soon as he became the Republican nomination (2015)
15. The peak of the Uk housing Market (2015)
16. The path to absolute power of President Xi similar to Mao and his commitment to making China a superpower. (2014)
17. The increasing US tension with North Korea (2016)
18. The pending trade war with China(2016)
19. The Peak of the Bitcoin Bubble(Nov 2017)
20. The US and global stock Market peak (the Euro stocks peaked long before!) (July 2019)