Why the Market Could Crash Between Mid-2026 and Late-2027 (18 Months)

Описание: January 2026. While experts insist everything is fine, 14 specific economic indicators are simultaneously signaling what could be the most severe crash since 2008. In this video, we analyze the four-stage pattern that has repeated in every major financial collapse since 1929 and show why this same pattern is unfolding right now in real time. We examine how the 1929 crash, the 2000 dotcom bubble, and the 2008 crisis all followed the same predictable sequence: excessive optimism, ignored warning signs, trigger event, and cascading collapse. Currently, we are firmly in stage two, with markets near all-time highs while the Buffett Indicator hits 230% (historical average: 100%), the Shiller CAPE ratio marks 39 (average: 17), corporate debt explodes to 50% of GDP, and credit delinquencies spike to critical levels.

This is not speculation or conspiracy theory. It's a mathematical analysis based on verifiable data showing that current valuations are statistically unsustainable, debt levels are mathematically unpayable at present interest rates, and the combination of 1.5 trillion in commercial real estate loans maturing through 2027, dangerously exposed regional banks, personal savings rate at historic lows, and leading economic indicators in consecutive decline since 2023 creates a structurally fragile system. Based on historical patterns, the timeline points to a crash beginning between Q2-Q3 2026, reaching bottom in Q4 2026, with projected losses of 50-60% in equity markets. You have approximately 18 months to prepare before the largest wealth transfer since 2008 separates the prepared from the unprepared.

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This content is exclusively educational and informational, based on analysis of historical data and public economic indicators. It does not constitute financial advice, investment guidance, or recommendations to buy or sell assets. Always consult a qualified professional before making financial decisions. Past performance does not guarantee future results. All investments involve risk, including possible loss of capital.

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