Gerald Celente Says :
Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2014 2:39 pm
Several seem pretty relevant.
The top trends for 2015 are:
The Grand Manipulation: The mechanisms of sound economics are being subverted to favor the wealthy and powerful.
Bankism: Capitalism is on the brink as Bankism is fast becoming the dominant global economic system.
Price Wars: Too much product and not enough demand give rise to a new age of retail marketing.
Dominant Energy: A new era for new energy explodes as dependency on fossil fuels lessens, global demand declines and the availability of alternative energy sources rises at an historic pace.
Selfie Journalism: Local news may never be the same as big media chains consolidate and downsize; upstarts will be needed to fill wide coverage gaps.
Awful Aging: An age wave is growing across the globe, and it is rich with untapped potential for businesses that focus on quality, creativity and old-school values.
Retrograde 2.0: It's beauty or bust as a return to individualism and the higher standards for quality and craftsmanship of past eras ignite opportunities for entrepreneurs to reach Millennials.
Takeover: Monopoly is the new normal. The latest trade pact, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, ensures that the bottom line trumps quality, choice and morality. [Cornell & Diehl, e.g.]
War Weary: Is the populace ready to fight for peace? It’s time to finally turn the tide of endless war and bring more prosperity to the world, but is anyone listening?
FWIW
The top trends for 2015 are:
The Grand Manipulation: The mechanisms of sound economics are being subverted to favor the wealthy and powerful.
Bankism: Capitalism is on the brink as Bankism is fast becoming the dominant global economic system.
Price Wars: Too much product and not enough demand give rise to a new age of retail marketing.
Dominant Energy: A new era for new energy explodes as dependency on fossil fuels lessens, global demand declines and the availability of alternative energy sources rises at an historic pace.
Selfie Journalism: Local news may never be the same as big media chains consolidate and downsize; upstarts will be needed to fill wide coverage gaps.
Awful Aging: An age wave is growing across the globe, and it is rich with untapped potential for businesses that focus on quality, creativity and old-school values.
Retrograde 2.0: It's beauty or bust as a return to individualism and the higher standards for quality and craftsmanship of past eras ignite opportunities for entrepreneurs to reach Millennials.
Takeover: Monopoly is the new normal. The latest trade pact, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, ensures that the bottom line trumps quality, choice and morality. [Cornell & Diehl, e.g.]
War Weary: Is the populace ready to fight for peace? It’s time to finally turn the tide of endless war and bring more prosperity to the world, but is anyone listening?
FWIW