How Did You Predict and Tell Your Investor Network to Buy Bitcoin at US$75 and Sell at US$110,000, Along With Other Key Financial Predictions That Helped Investor Clients Collectively Make Over US$10 Billion?
By Jamie Mcintyre
“The Easiest Financial Indicator in the World?”
By News Desk Pt 1
One question often asked to Australian National Review Chief Editor and long-time financial trend predictor Jamie McIntyre is this:
How was he able to correctly forecast so many major financial trends years before the mainstream?
These included:
* Predicting the rise of Bitcoin when it was around US$75 over a decade ago.
* Later telling followers to take profits near US$110,000, just below its peak.
* Advising people to buy gold at around US$300 an ounce, forecasting it could eventually exceed US$5,000 an ounce.
* Encouraging Australians to buy property 20 to 30 years ago based on the long-term trend that Australian real estate historically doubled roughly every decade.
* Recommending investors buy distressed U.S. real estate around 2010 after the Global Financial Crisis, arguing that even if prices stagnated, the rental yields alone made the investments profitable.
* Warning years ago about the arbitrage opportunity of moving capital out of overheated Western property markets into emerging tourism and lifestyle markets such as Bali and Lombok.
* Predicting that despite Western media narratives, the Russian economy and ruble would not collapse after the Russia-Ukraine war began.
At the time, much of the Western media claimed Russia’s economy would implode under sanctions and that the ruble would crash.
Instead, McIntyre argued the opposite would happen, stating that if people could buy rubles, they should consider doing so because the currency could become one of the strongest-performing currencies in the world.
