All Predictions

Facing its worst energy crisis in decades with fuel reserves depleting in three weeks, Cuba will be forced to negotiate an unprecedented oil deal with the United States and potentially Venezuela by early March 2026 to avoid total economic collapse.

Tesla will launch fully autonomous robotaxi services (Level 5 autonomy, no human driver required) in at least 10 major US cities including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Austin, Miami, and New York by December 31, 2026. Services must be commercially available to the general public, not just beta testers.

The US Mint will reprice 1 oz gold numismatic coins to $6,500-$7,000 within 30 days, following the same 82-100% price increases already applied to silver products. Here's why it's inevitable.

After their historic capture, Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores face overwhelming evidence. My prediction: both will plead guilty, with Maduro receiving life in prison and Flores getting 15-20 years.

Based on central bank buying, dollar weakness, and geopolitical tensions, gold will reach $5,350 and silver will hit $130 per ounce by October 2026—representing gains of 10.3% and 30% respectively.

The legal groundwork has been laid. A Nobel Peace Prize winner is ready to govern. Venezuela's narco-state is facing unprecedented pressure from Washington. The question is no longer if Nicolás Maduro falls—but when, and who takes his place.

The most immediate and disruptive front in the war on fentanyl isn't missiles—it's keystrokes. The Treasury Department is systematically preparing to freeze Mexican financial institutions out of the global banking system.

The legal groundwork has been laid. A cross-border drone strike targeting a cartel fentanyl production facility is no longer unthinkable—it's a near-certainty that will trigger a diplomatic crisis.

With Operation Southern Spear establishing a deadly precedent in the Caribbean, all signs point to the next phase: naval strikes in Mexico's Pacific coast, the primary superhighway for fentanyl trafficking.

The United States will formally offer between $300 billion and $499 billion to purchase Greenland from Denmark within six months. This calculated figure balances White House planning estimates with political realities of the largest territorial acquisition in American history.

Gold's 66% surge and silver's 142% explosion in 2025 were just the opening act. With central banks buying 755 tonnes annually, China weaponizing silver supply, and a structural deficit of 230 million ounces, the convergence toward $5,000 gold and $100 silver is no longer speculative—it's inevitable.