The truth is that no one can be believed with certainty. I've...

The truth is that no one can be believed with certainty. I've listened to a number of so-called experts on K**co and Crux Investor and some of the views and predictions are poles apart. Then it gets left up to the individual to make up his/her own mind. One thing that I've noticed that's common amongst most, though, is that from 2022 on there'll be major spending worldwide on infrastructure that'll boost demand and prices for commodities. The best advice is probably for everyone to stay vigilant next year, as with every year, and not to lock in pre-conceived convictions regardless of developing conditions. One other thing I got from that interview was that he predicted a couple of years of deflation followed thereafter (due to a massive increase in money printing) by a steady rise in inflation leading to 15-20% by 2030. A lot of pensioners would welcome 15% interest rates again but I'm not so sure about homebuyers. Anyway, it's bound to be a most interesting year ahead. See you there!