4 Bold Predictions For 2025

Capitalism.com with Ryan Daniel Moran

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🗓️ 31 December 2024

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

Every year, I like to create an annual predictions podcast to explore what might happen in the year ahead, how the coming changes could affect you and your business, and reflect on my previous year's wins and losses.

This year, in 2025, I’m focusing on a few exciting trends emerging in the worlds of e-commerce, business, and politics.

I often see entrepreneurs predicting recessions and catastrophes year after year. It surprises me that people continue to listen to them, despite their predictions usually being wrong.

Through my optimistic lens, I see growth, opportunity, and unity.

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Timestamps:

0:00 - Calling out the scammers

0:30 - Recapping my predictions from 2024

3:00 - My number 1 stock pick from 24

4:30 - E-Commerce companies coming together.

5:58 - Moving into 2025.

6:24 - AI SAAS Companies

7:45 - Crypto Communities

11:30 - Wokeness is over

13:14 - DOGE

14:30 - My top stocks for 2025

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0:00.0	Well, 2024 is behind us and we seem to, at least for now, have avoided Civil War.
0:09.8	So now it's time for us to look ahead to 2025 and make predictions for what the world will look like one year from now.
0:16.9	But first, we must review my predictions from last year and see how we did. I think it's kind
0:23.6	of ridiculous that people make predictions year after year and keep getting them wrong and people
0:27.8	still trust their opinions. I'm looking at you, Robert Kiyosaki. I'm looking at you all of the
0:33.4	people who predicted economic meltdowns every year for the last 50 years and just continue to
0:39.9	be wrong and everybody still keeps buying your newsletter. I'm also looking at you, Harry Dent.
0:45.9	When people make predictions and they don't happen, I think it's reasonable that those people
0:51.3	be held accountable. So let's hold me accountable to the predictions
0:54.5	that I made a year ago and see how I did. First, I predicted that interest rates would stay high and
0:59.7	that we would have a mild economic recession. Last year, people were saying that we would get
1:05.3	six interest rate cuts this year from the Fed. And I said, that's ridiculous. That will never happen.
1:11.4	At best, we'll get one percentage point cut. And that's exactly what we got. We actually cut more
1:18.3	often than I thought, but overall interest rates stayed high, but I was wrong about an economic
1:23.9	recession, at least depending on who you ask. Technically, we did not have a recession
1:28.4	this year. And so I got the interest rates part right. I got the recession part wrong. Instead,
1:34.8	what we saw was that interest rates stayed high, but also asset prices stayed really high.
1:39.6	What the heck is that all about? That's going to lead into a prediction that I have for 2025.
1:45.1	But overall, we saw a strong year of growth, but still persistent inflation and interest
1:50.4	rate stayed high. And that trend probably is going to continue into 2025. The second thing that
1:56.1	I predicted was that we would have a new e-commerce platform emerge in 2024.
2:02.5	It seemed reasonable to me that it was time for there to be a real player
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