Davos 2022: World Economic Forum Predictions 🤔

Davos 2022, the famous, or rather infamous, meeting of the World Economic Forum. Now I'm going to share with you the predictions from Davos of the World Economic Forum. Now I've been doing a lot of videos on inflation, on the economy, on the state of our country. And I must say, a lot of people seem to not like Klaus Schwab, the World Economic Forum, the New World Order, the Great Reset, you name it. So I'm just going to share with you what their predictions are. I would love your thoughts on what your predictions are for the world economy as we move away from hopefully COVID lockdowns and as we progress in further deeper inflation, war. Now, um, there's likely to be a correction, a recession, or a depression coming imminently. Let me know what you think in the comments. Is it a correction, recession, or depression? Um, is it small, medium, or large? And, and just some funny comments here. So here are the Davos 2022 World Economic Forum predictions. I would love your thoughts and predictions too, and then I would love you to share this because I'm on a mission to help as many people get better financial knowledge, um, and to not just survive but thrive in this cost of living crisis. I have a gift at the end, it will cost you nothing, so stay with me. So the first prediction— now look, not all the economists at the World Economic Forum necessarily agree, so these predictions are, um, you know, the majority. So the first is high or very high inflation. Duh, I think that's pretty obvious. Though they say not in China. China is one of the lowest inflation countries at the moment, so most of them predict that there's low inflation in China, high inflation everywhere else. The second prediction, and this is an interesting one because a lot of the people that don't like Klaus Schwab, the World Economic Forum, they, they think there's a New World Order and a Great Reset, they believe there's a move towards globalization. Totalitarian regime and order. But actually, the second prediction of the World Economic Forum is there'll be deglobalization and a continuing of fragmented markets. So they actually believe the opposite. Um, I'm more of a fan of decentralization and deglobalization than one world government order. Um, but of course, if things are too fragmented or decentralized, that causes other issues. The third prediction of the World Economic Forum in Davos 2022 is that real wages will continue to decline in both developed and developing countries. So real wages, i.e., relative wages, relative spending power. Do you know that your spending power is about the lowest since the Second World War Inflation double-digit, massive quantitative easing— this is all going on. So it's pretty obvious, isn't it, that real wages are going to continue to decline across the world, I would say, which is why you need to be armed, why you need to be ready, which is why I have a gift for you that I'm going to share at the end. It'll cost you nothing. Make sure you stay with me. Okay, the next thing, and I think that most people agree with this as well, that war will trigger food insecurity. Now Food insecurity, uh, what does that mean? To me, that's a little bit weak of a word. Food shortage, I think most people think. So do you think that the Ukraine-Russia war will create food insecurity or food shortage? Let me know, um, what you think. The next thing is they believe there'll be a supply chain revolution. So they believe that there'll be diversification and localization of supply chains. Supply chains have obviously been smashed because of Brexit and COVID and lockdowns and wars, and they believe that there's going to be a hedge against further risk of this in the future with local supply chains and diverse supply chains. I actually think that's quite important. Next, that sanctions will hit the Russian economy and Russia will default on their debts, and therefore Russia and China will have closer links. So there's sort of 3 predictions in one: sanctions will hit Russia, they'll default on their debts, and then Russia and China will have closer links. So these are the predictions from Davos 2022 of the World Economic Forum. So I have some questions for you because, as you know, I love our discussion and debate. I learn from many of you. I want you to be involved in my content. I won't shoot anyone down. I'll never block anyone. Unless they're spamming or trolling or abusing. Do be mindful of that because I do get some spammers on my page. But my question to you is this: what do you think of the World Economic Forum? You know, the Davos meeting, the yearly, um, meeting of the World Economic Forum. And of course, it was started by Klaus Schwab. What's your thoughts, uh, on, on them as an organization? Obviously, they're a self-appointed independent organization. Next thing is, what do you think of those predictions? Because to be honest, most of them I think are pretty common sense. I mean, considering some of these are the world's leading economists, I'm like, yeah, obvious high inflation, duh. Um, obvious wages are going to decline, duh. Obvious there's likely to be food shortages, duh. Obvious there's, um, sanctions are going to hit Russia. But you know, this is, um, their update. Let me know what you think. To be fair, I agree with most of them. I'd love your thoughts. Then the next thing is, do you think we're going to be into a deep depression or recession or correction? 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Sanctions will hit Russia, Russia will default on its debts, and Russia and China will have closer links. This is the World Economic Forum predictions for 2022. So type toolkit in the comments if you want a load of financial resources from me to not just survive but thrive in this cost of living crisis. There will be massive upside opportunities the bigger and harder the correction, the recession, or the depression is, and I want to help. And then also, if you wouldn't mind just sharing this so we can get, um, you know, the information out to as many people as possible. Thanks for tuning in. Let me know your thoughts, and remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.