“Americans Seem To Have No Worries About A War That Could Be Coming” – Charles Nenner

Charles Nenner, a distinguished expert in geopolitical and financial cycles, has issued a warning concerning the rise in war cycles. According to Nenner, such escalations follow a predictable pattern, manifesting in the second decade of every new century.

Nenner likens the situation to a stock market approaching its peak: initially, weaker stocks falter while the indices remain stable. Eventually, however, even major stocks such as Apple experienced a decline. This shift, according to Nenner, is already underway, although its full impact may only become apparent when the system collapses entirely.

Nenner observes that the American public appears largely unconcerned about potential global conflicts. He points to a rising alliance among China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran that challenges an already weakened United States military. In his view, the United States is no longer capable of maintaining its hegemony on the world stage.

When asked whether the American Empire is nearing its end, Nenner’s assessment is grim. He believes the American empire has already technically collapsed, citing numerous indicators such as deteriorating education standards, reduced life expectancy, and the decline in living conditions for the younger generation.

In terms of investment advice, Nenner advocates for a cautious approach to U.S. markets while showing favor toward the BRIC nations (Brazil, Russia, India, and China). He predicts that the stock market will see significant declines in the near future. Additionally, he foresees cycles for gold, silver, bonds, and real estate trending downward. Nonetheless, he suggests that gold and silver will eventually rebound. For the time being, Nenner recommends short-term Treasury bonds as the most reliable investment.

Regarding inflation, Nenner asserts that its rates fluctuate and cautions that an upward trend is emerging. He warns that this forthcoming wave of inflation could inflict substantial hardship on the average individual.

For a more in-depth discussion, you can watch a 41-minute interview with Charles Nenner conducted by Greg Hunter of USAWatchdog.com, dated September 30, 2023.