The Sell-Off Will Not Spare Anyone

I am bullish on China. What? Why? Since when?

China’s economy could afford to remain pathetic, as long as Hussain Obama’s minions and puppets controlled the White House.

Since Trump is about to sweep the floor with Blinken, Mamala, Sullivan and these other amateurs, that 70 million braindead Americans voted into power, or helped to cheat to put there, the mediocrity festival is over for Xi Jinping and his band of Chinese politicians.

If they don’t step on the gas and take their economy to the next level, they will see how all of these countries that agreed to align with them, since they saw the gross incompetence of the Democrats and of the Bush war hawks, turn a cold shoulder to them and decide to bet on the winners, which Trump is appointing to office.

The human race is about to see such an explosion in productivity and cutting red tape.

This isn’t just a tweak or a slight reform—the Trump administration is in the business of re-configuring the United States of America to its core principles, according to its constitution. Some segments of the population will endure a rude awakening, but the trajectory of this reset is so important that we cannot understate how much the heroes of the Trump administration will be cherished, as the history books tell the tale of our times.

The Western world achieved hegemonic power, when the combination of thermonuclear weapons and military supremacy, led the U.S. to defeat the Soviet Union, but the baton of wisdom did not pass to the next generation and it indulged in decadence and thought itself to be anointed.

The Clintons, George H.W. Bush, Hussain Obama and the puppet regime of Joe Biden, are all dangerous and led to the collapse of Western excellence.

Meanwhile, the dollar had lost its role, as a credible store of value and one of the ways to restore it, is to create a better monetary system.

I foresee Donald Trump and his new Secretary of Commerce and his new Secretary of Treasury, tackling this all-important subject.

Backing the dollar with Bitcoin and gold won’t be easy, and I believe that it will entail plenty of volatility in the short term. Once Trump’s policies, especially those pertaining to lowering energy and food prices, take effect, the Federal Reserve will continue to cut, sending gold to $3,000. However, inflationary concerns for the next two months might put a cap on it.

With trillions of dollars in money-market accounts, with so much productivity and growth that will enter the heartland of America, along the Mississippi and the best talent this country has ever seen in government, I expect banks and small-cap stocks to rally hard, along with Chinese stocks, while gold finds its base in Q1.

After the inflationary scare is gone, I expect gold to continue towards my bull market goal of $4,800/ounce.

Duck for cover in Q1 and expect big things in Q2 and onwards.

Best Regards,

Lior Gantz
President, WealthResearchGroup.com