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Miron Henden ⚡️ 1y ago

40 Year World Cycle

Every 40 years a considerable change in the world occurs.

1950s - socialism in a lot of countries.

1990s - those States failed and globalism took over

2030s - we are heading towards a massive change

Reasons:

- We had COVID (very similar to the Spanish Flu in 1918)

- Russian Ukrainian war

- Middle East war

- Mass migration now due to political reasons wait for temperatures to go up and then we go in migration hyperdrive.

- This is not even talking about other social issues generated by inflation and government interventions

Does anyone agree with me on this 40 year World Cycle?

What can we do? I can only think of #Bitcoin. Owning some #BTC gives you options.

Please comment, a discussion is what I am really interested in.

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Miron Henden ⚡️ 1y ago

“That 40-Year bull market – in Gold – culminated in August 2011!

As described leading into that time frame, I was expecting a dramatic shift in the Dollar/Gold relationship (and projecting a Major reversal down in Gold) after August 2011… just as a dramatic shift had taken place 40 years earlier. A 40-Year Cycle was reaching fruition and ushering in a momentous transition in the relationship between Gold & the U.S. Dollar.

Guess what?

Gold rallied into August 2011. It set its highest monthly close in August 2011. And then Gold reversed lower in Sept. 2011. It has declined ever since!”

- Eric S. Hadik – President

INSIIDE Track Trading

Well BTC started trading in 2011. 🤣

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Miron Henden ⚡️ 1y ago

For more context:

The 80-Year Cyclical Theory v. the Economic Confidence Model

https://w3.do/EDnbMAq0

“The 80-year theory, also called the Strauss–Howe generational theory, believes that there are four 20-year cycles or turnings that build up to a cataclysmic event. For example, some are using 2024 as the starting point, which brings us back to 1944 when America was at the cusp of World War II. Going back an additional 80 years would bring us to 1864 – the US Civil War. Taking it back even further we arrive at 1784 when the Revolutionary War ended.”