➡ Gerald Celente discussed various financial trends on his show. He mentioned that they were back on Facebook and Instagram and encouraged followers to check out their store. He also discussed the performance of various markets, noting that the Dow was up, Goldman Sachs had advanced, and oil prices had gone down. He also mentioned that Bitcoin was down but still strong, and gold had hit a high but was slightly down. He encouraged young people to invest in gold and silver and hold onto it. He also discussed the global economy, mentioning that it was slowing down and there was more supply than demand. He ended by discussing trade between EU members and China’s growing global trade imbalances.
➡ The speaker criticizes the current state of society, highlighting issues such as the decline of America, the rise of China in AI and technology, and the increasing militarization of Europe. He also expresses concern over job losses in the European car parts sector and criticizes politicians for their war-mongering attitudes. The speaker encourages listeners to stay informed and aware of these global trends and issues.

Hello, everybody. This is Gerald Celente, and it’s Thursday, January 15, 2026. Halfway through the month, and my own ami, what a wild month, huh? Anyway, listen, you know, they took us off Facebook and Instagram, but we’re back on there, so please follow us on both Instagram and Facebook, and also check out our store. You know, you go to www.trendsjournal.com, and you look up store, and we’ve included some new items, including, uh, one of my, I can’t say this and I can’t say that because I don’t want to get blacklisted or white listed. I say it’s racist saying black listed.

How about white listed? I got it! How about transgendatory listed? Yeah, let’s be stupid about shit. So, another one of my mugs, you got a boogie before the lights go out, because tomorrow is iffy. That’s in the good book, Chapter 6, Section 8. Anyway, a lot of great stuff there. We’re doing everything we can to support you, so, uh, you support us, because we’re giving you history before it happens. So, the markets are still open as we’re going on the air, but what do you got so far? The Dow’s up over 300 points, S&P’s up about 0.4, NASDAQ up 0.4, because Dow is saying that the, uh, stock, the, uh, Bankster Bandit’s records are better than they said it would, but we don’t agree with it.

And the chip stocks are back up. Goldman Sachs advanced 4% after its fourth quarter profit top Wall Street estimates. Yep. Morgan Stanley jumped nearly 6%. And we’ll see what happens. They hit new highs, but oil prices, it went down. Yep. Down $2.86, went on the air, selling at $63.64. Last year at this time, $82.03. And why’d it go down? Well, Trump says, I’m not going to do that to Iran, like I said I was going to do. I, uh, it’s okay over there now and I’m not going to do anything. All right, all right, all right.

Again, 180 Trump, man, every day, different trip, but we don’t know what’s going to happen. And we’re going to get to that because Europe is really ramping up against Iran. What else? Bitcoin. As it went on the air, it’s down almost $2,000 a coin, but it’s still in the strong $95,000 coin range. And gold. Yesterday it hit a high of $4,642 an ounce. As we went on the air, it’s down about 21 bucks, $4,604. Way, way up. And again, there’s going to be a correction. Nothing goes straight up or straight down. Again, we call the correction the last time it could go down another 500 bucks, but the shot keeps going higher for all the reasons that we say in the trends journal among them, get the dollar, lower interest rates and on and on and on.

Again, you look at the oil prices. I mean, you know, they were down even before this, you know, that they went down today some 4% because Trump said he’s not going to do this or that against Iran. And there’s nothing to do with it. They were down in his level lower than this before all of this happened because the global economy is in slow down. There’s more supply than demand. When silver, as we went on the air, it’s down a buck 52, but it was selling at $91.58 an ounce. All right. So these are strong numbers.

Again, I bought silver back in 2011 for $40 an ounce. All right. And what I say to people, I don’t give financial advice. You buy this stuff and you hold on to it, particularly if you’re a young person. You buy it and you hold it. You buy it, you hold it, you buy it, you hold it. And the future is bleak. When gold and silver went down back in the 70s, when it went way up and then it went way down, it went way down because when Reagan came in, it raised interest rates almost like 18, 20%.

That brings the value of the dollar up. Now it’s the opposite. They’re going to lower interest rates. The lower interest rates goes the deeper the dollar falls. The deeper the dollar falls, the higher gold prices go. Gold prices, dollar-based silver. So it’s cheaper for everybody else to buy it in other countries. And again, silver is used in industry, high-tech, heavy industry. It’s there. And there’s no stockpiles of silver like gold. So we’re still very bullish on that stuff. Oh, this is an article from the Financial Times today. Gold, silver, copper, and tin prices hit record highs as global tensions mount.

No shit. Blow me the fuck away. We don’t like your words. Fuck. I got some guy from Australia. Fuck off. Hey, hey, it was all right when Trump said to that guy, fuck you, fuck you, and gave the finger. Hey, but I can’t use the proper language when people are robbing out of money. And killing other people don’t get upset Celente. Yeah, fuck off. Get the fuck up. Anyway, so now they’re writing about it, right? Here’s the way they say gold, silver, copper, and tin punched through record highs yesterday as concerns about American military intervention in Iran and the independence of US Federal Reserve helped them extend their recent dramatic rallies.

It’s more than that. Much, much more than that. And what is it? It’s in your Trends Journal. And again, please subscribe to the Trends Journal. We’re giving you everything we can. And by the way, subscribe for a year and you get two months free. And it’s the grand total like $2.59 a week. Pennies, pennies a day. And also, if blacklisting us, shadow banning us, so please, you know, do what you can to, you know, don’t forget to hit that subscribe thing and ring that bell, you know. So when you ring that bell, you know, new videos coming up.

And of course, again, subscribe to the Trends Journal. All the links are there below to give you what you need to do. So what else we got here? Trade between EU members falls for the first time in almost a decade, financial times. Yeah. Trade between states members dropped from 2020 from 23.5% in 2023 to 22% in 2024, according to financial times. It’s bureaucracy that’s killing the place. This couple came in from Portugal. They live in Paraguay. They went to Sardinia for the house. They couldn’t stand Portugal because of the bureaucracies, couldn’t stand Sardinia because of the bureaucracies.

Every podcast I do with people from Europe, they can’t stand the bureaucracies. They’re bureaucrats, not bureaucrats, bureau craps, slime ball pieces of crap that can’t get a job in the real world, that get into the government and become the most arrogant. So this is here. They go, fragmented national legal rules continue to make it complex and costly to establish and operate companies across the EU with no progress to date. That’s what they warned. All right. So it’s going down and that’s why you’re seeing, again, why oil prices are down. Again, went down lower than where they are now before the Venezuelan conflict.

China blames U.S. for rising trade imbalances. This is Financial Times. China blamed the U.S. for growing global trade imbalances as the second biggest economy reported a record full year surplus of $1.2 trillion for 2025 despite President Donald Trump’s tariffs. China’s exports in goods grew 6.6% in dollar terms in December, not a year earlier. But here, while their exports for the full year were up 5.5%, imports were flat. That’s right. Again, China’s going to be exporting more products around the world and they’re going to get pissed off at that too, by the way, particularly in Europe. But their imports are down because when they launched the COVID war six years ago, January 2020, to celebrate their Chinese Lunar New Year, the year of the rat.

Oh, and you’re looking at our Trends Journal cover back then. Coronavirus. 106 dead in China. 1.4 billion still alive. They’re bullshit. They closed down the economy. Three years of zero COVID policy. That’s why your imports aren’t coming in. They’re also becoming more self-sustaining. But the people of hundreds of millions of people have lost their lives and livelihoods. This is serious. And again, they have apartment vacancy rates that you’re looking at. They save like 90 million empty apartments. And a lot of them, apartments that were being built in buildings, they stopped building them. So this is serious.

So, Saks went bankrupt. Right? Top luxury place. Book, sales down. Every week almost in the Trends Journal, we’ve been putting the damage of luxury sales. China was a big buyer of them. He ain’t buying them no more. And what they are buying, they’re buying Chinese goods. Because style is finished. Yeah, this is from the Charlie Paper record. Thursday’s styles. Look at this shit. Look at this. Look at the pants in the shoes. Look at this sloppy crap. And they got the fucking balls to call this style. It’s the decline here. Hey, about that cat. Hey, look at me.

Hey, I’m a tough guy. Hey, hey, hey, look at the scabooch I got on my head. Look at it. Put that back up there. Look at these people. Put that, put these up. Here. You know what this says? Streetwear had lost its thrill. Cortese restored it. Whoever this guy is. Restored it? What, you restored street? Hey, how about style, Jack? Oh, look at this. Look at this clown. They brag about the fucking coats this guy with the dungarees on drinking shit with an ugly fucking jacket on. All right. It’s the decline of humanity in front of your eyes and these scumbags sell it.

So subscribe to the Charlie Paper record for four hours a day. Not the trends journal. Two dollars and fifty nine cents a week. All right. And again, you sign up for your two months free. What else do we have here? Wall Street groups carry out hiring spree for prediction trading. What’s going to go on in the sports markets and stuff? Bringing young people in. It’s the McKinsey recruiters test graduates on use of AI agents. Yep. AI is the future. And again, China’s going to lead it, hate it, love it, don’t want it. It’s it. Ain’t what you want, what you like, what it is.

Again, dot com bust 2.0 going. They’re way invested in this stuff. Again, you can see the decline of America with the way they look, what they wear, the shit that they eat, and the shitheads in charge. And again, I’m not talking about Trump. I’m talking about all of them. All right? All of them. What else do we have here? Job losses in European car parts sector top 100,000 in two years. China’s taken over the world because. Slick Willie Clinton, who said, I didn’t have sex with him with the monochromas. He’s always so like that guy.

We’re China to the World Trade Organization. The Western nations went there for cheap labor, gave China all the heavy industry and high tech knowledge that they never had. And now they don’t need nobody. They got it all. And again, that’s why they’re going to lead the AI race again. 25 years ago, 10% of Chinese 18 year olds went to college today, some 70% nearly. And they’re AI addicted. They’re leading in this. And rather than investing in war, that Trump just is going to increase our defense budget by what, another half 500, half a trillion dollars. They’re putting the money into AI, so they’re going to lead the race in it.

And what else? To the economic, global economic, global economics, global economy, global geopolitics, excuse me. To remain free, one must be feared. Little, said little cut zone, the crown, the guy with a pecker the size of his pen if he has one. The arrogant little scumbag with that little fucking was that fake hair up there. Who the fuck are you talking to? Who the fuck are you talking to? Hey, I’m the head of the country. I’m the head of the country. And again, get this by shopping church journal. You said 2006 will be quote a year of challenges, the national defense.

We’re ready, Macron said. This decade of French free armament is bearing fruit. A rotten piece of fucking fruity little, a little fruit, a little fruit. Talking about rotten fruit. Hey fuck face, go over there and fight. Anybody that supports war in another country, go over there and fight or shut your fucking mouth. None of you politicians go there. No, no, you’ve got to send the young people to go die. I forgot. You ready? To remain free, one must be feared. And to be feared, one must be powerful. Hey, fuck face, you’re full of shit. I’m a close combat guy.

I had my own school for many years. Ain’t the truth, man. You’re a lying piece of shit selling defense crap as they’re doing throughout Europe. All the details are in your trends journal. One country after another over there selling more war machines, bringing it up. And Macron confirms intention to significantly increase military funding, calling for $36 billion worth of euro more into the defense. Yep. We’re calling for a rapid and forceful response. Unbelievable. But don’t talk about it because how about that? If only women were in charge, shove that shit up your ass too. Oh, you liked her.

What’s her name? Susan Rice, Samantha Power, Madeleine, not all that bright. Oh, yeah, the warmongers. You forgot them. Hillary Clinton, what’d you say when they found out that Qaddafi was killed? We came, we saw, he died. Yeah, Google it up. All right. Now you got that other one over there. The EU, the FU. Vandalion, Vandalion, Vandaloen vows to turn EU quote into military powerhouse. As the economies are going to shit, they’re building up the militaries. Remember, when all else fails, they take you to war and look at one of your top trends for 2026. You got it.

Militarization, madness, and World War Three. Right in front of your eyes. Yep. Military powerhouse. We know that we need to be strong. Are you going to be strong? What are you talking about, we? Hey, what are you talking about, we? We are not a military powerhouse, but we are building up to become a military powerhouse. How about becoming an economic powerhouse, a manufacturing powerhouse? How about a peace powerhouse? Yep. European Commission rearms Europe, which she mentioned. Weapons, well, the member states have boosted on purchases by nearly 40% in just one year. And Moscow says, of course, they’re not going to attack, but they say they are.

What else we got? As I said, it’s fascism, the merger of state and corporate powers. Big article today in Wall Street Journal, in the Financial Times, how big post-election donors have benefited in second term. Yep. Yep. And the Republicans back block a measure that would check Trump’s war powers. So the Constitution is dead, and the GOP advances a defanged stock trading bill. So in other words, allows Congress to know what’s going on, play the game and become rich like Pelosi and the rest of them. It’s a crime syndicate. And again, we’re giving you everything we can.

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