Quote from: hatshepsut93 on December 13, 2021, 10:20:32 PM

When a person who constantly makes the same prediction does it again, there's really nothing special about it. If it was some prominent economist who actually makes in-depth analysis and is not known to have biases or ulterior motives, then it would be something that you would want to pay attention to.

Sooner or later we'll have a global economic crisis again, but this doesn't mean that those who warned about it were right - after all, if you make the same prediction over and over, you will get right eventually, but you will also be wrong most of the time. If they can't predict a close enough timing, such predictions are worthless.

Do not forget what economic principles are issued, whether it is words, or things related to money, economists must benefit. Well as it is now being predicted and analyzed it also has the advantage of creating concerns out there. There will always be moments to take advantage of certain situations.

In fact, speaking of the crisis, America is starting to refuse to exacerbate its current inflation. Now what is happening is still in its early stages, so the possibility of a crisis could have started earlier and taken the world economists by surprise who eventually turned to Bitcoin investment. Their reasoning is that Bitcoin has nothing to do with the economy of any country's government, so if inflation occurs in a country Bitcoin can secure its finances for a long time.