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(@lovendures)
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I have now stopped counting the things I can't imagine.  Apparently the last 5.5 yers has taught me I have way too little imagination.  Well, dark imagination. " Inconceivable" is often a word that comes to mind...often.



   
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@lovendures   I was just having a conversation with my sister-in-law where I said the exact same thing. Can you imagine the last 5+ years? She lives in Florida, poor dear. 



   
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I read through the predictions every time a new set come out.  Occasionally, there are predictions about the economy.  It would be great to see more predictions about the economy and the financial markets and any major events good/bad seen in the future.  I think right now 'we' are looking for the financial markets to take-off in 2028, based on prior predictions (maybe?)



   
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(@jeanne-mayell)
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@tedp The only one who ever even remotely saw good markets for 2028 was me in my 2013 or 2014 vision the future as a graph.  I originally thought I was see the DOW but then over time I realized I had been seeing the collective spirit.  2028 (give or take a year) was when I saw we had returned to a new high of stability, faith, and hope in our country, led by two women. 

As for the markets, seeing the markets depends on who is reading the future. I have seen positive market boosts coming very soon (forgot which month but soon); so has @Andy and I also recall that @baba and perhaps @bluebelle also saw financial markets moving up again soon. 

 



   
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@jeanne-mayell Yes, in our last Read the Future, I saw the stock market ending the year at a record high.  That would be swell, icing on the cake after Kamala wins.



   
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Posted by: @jeanne-mayell

@tedp The only one who ever even remotely saw good markets for 2028 was me in my 2013 or 2014 vision the future as a graph.  I originally thought I was see the DOW but then over time I realized I had been seeing the collective spirit.  2028 (give or take a year) was when I saw we had returned to a new high of stability, faith, and hope in our country, led by two women. 

@jeanne-mayell -- a quick bit of speculation about your vision of two women leading the country beyond 2028...

Rather than Kamala paired with a female V.P., is it possible you were seeing President Kamala Harris (serving a second term) alongside a woman as the new Senate Majority Leader? Possibly if Chuck Schumer has to step down for health reasons or even voluntary retirement? The most likely candidate I can think of would be Patty Murray of Washington State, who is currently president pro tempore.  If Senator Murray runs for reelection to her U.S. Senate seat in 2028, she'll be 78 on Inauguration Day of 2029.

Or, hypothetically, if both Schumer and Murray were to step aside from leadership by 2028, there are a number of other seasoned Democratic women who could run for a potential Majority Leader position -- including Elizabeth Warren, Catherine Cortez Masto, or Amy Klobuchar.

 



   
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(@jeanne-mayell)
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@autistic_anthony Yes, that is possible. The visions was an image of two smiling women holding hands with arms raised in victory and solidarity. The date around 2028.  It wouldn't be the end of challenges, however. We are going to be facing a very challenging worsening climate.

But it was a new kinder political climate and an end to the divisive violent political climate fomented by Donald Trump, and supported by the GOP.



   
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