(Keep it)
- In 2026, a bear market and the end of Powell's term in May 2026 as Chairman of the Federal Reserve, and a change in the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, leading to a continuous and rapid reduction in interest rates in response to the crisis and at the request of Trump, who will choose the new President of the Federal Reserve.
- In 2027, the beginning of recovery and the implementation of quantitative easing with the new Chairman of the Federal Reserve, and clarity on the new monetary policy.
- In 2028/2029, a bull market and a super cycle supported by quantitative easing and low interest rates.
- In 2030, a debt crisis and inflation, and a year of reversal and a significant bear market.
And God knows best.$SOL