(Keep this information in mind.)
In 2026: We will enter a bear market, with Jerome Powell stepping down as Fed Chairman in May 2026, and the Fed Chairman replacing him. This year, interest rates will begin to be cut rapidly and continuously, in response to the crisis and in response to Trump's desire to appoint the new Fed Chairman.
In 2027: The recovery phase begins, and quantitative easing (QE) will begin under the leadership of the new Fed Chairman, clarifying the vision for the new monetary policy.
In 2028/2029: A bull market (a strong bull market) and a market "supercycle" supported by quantitative easing and low interest rates.
In 2030: A debt crisis and high inflation, and a year of sharp and significant reversal of the trend toward a bear market.
And God knows best.