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Trends Forecast by Gerald Celente

“Innovation is going to be the key in the 21st century”

That’s one of the forecasts by Gerald Celente of The Trends Research Institute. Celente has been known as The Martial Artist of Trend Forecasting, a pioneer trend strategist. One of the reasons is because of The Trends Research Institute he established in 1980 has produced many forecasts which are by so far remarkably accurate.

Celente also publish Trends Journal, a famous source for most important trends that are shaping the future. This journal is a quarterly publication that will help you anticipate changes in modern life that are about to come, and will also inform you about different ways of profiting from trends. In the web site you will find the latest news concerning trends and forecasting events from the print media and television.

Many big medias also refer to his prediction in many chances. I quoted

If Nostradamus were alive today, he’d have a hard time keeping up with Gerald Celente. — New York Post

There’s not a better trend forecaster than Gerald Celente. The man knows what he’s talking about. — CNBC

When CNN wants to know about the Top Trends, we ask Gerald Celente. — CNN Headline News

For your information, I also embedded videos summarizing some of his “realized” forecasting in the past.

How about the way The Trends Research Institute doing thing for producing accurate predictions? Just watch this Inside Enterprise video.

Forecasts of Gerald Celente of The Trends Research Institute in the 21th century are:
- The Coming “Greatest Depression” (2007)
- The “Collapse of ‘09″ (2008)
- The “Panic of ‘08″ (2007)
- Economic 9/11 (2007)
- Dollar Down, Gold to Soar (2005)
- Cyberworld TV (2005)
- Real Estate Fizz (2005)
- Alternative Energy Biz to Boom (2005)
- Recession 2007 (2004)
- US to Lose Iraq War (one month before war began) (2003)
- Go for Gold - Beginning of gold bull market (2002)
- 2001 Recession (2000)

Some other forecasts of Gerald Celente before year 2000 are:
A Dot-Com correction by the second quarter of 2000, October 1997 Pacific Rim currency crisis, August 1998 Russian economic collapse, On-line shopping revolution, October 1987 world stock market crash, Demise of the Soviet Union, Spirituality/new age trends, Increased international and domestic terrorism, Home-office trends, 1990 Recession: length and depth, Interactive education/distance learning, Downsizing, outsourcing and temporary work force, Gourmet coffees and micro-brews, Clean water market opportunities, The clean foods/organic trend, Anti-Globalization trend, The great outdoors/back-to-basics trend, Casual dress trends, Voluntary Simplicity, “Previewing” - trend driving health/fitness/nutrition, Home-health care market growth, The “Millennium Generation” — the trendsetters, Alternative-complementary medicine, Rise of deep discount and warehouse shopping, Green marketing, Increase in Halloween retailing, Baby boomers to buy second homes, Big move to small towns.

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