系好安全带！美经济学家预测：2026年将出现“史上最严重的市场崩盘”

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that a severe market crash is expected in 2026, with a predicted 90% decline in the stock market, marking the worst market environment since the Great Depression [1] - The current market bubble, which has lasted nearly 17 years, is characterized by debt-driven "super bubbles" affecting stocks, real estate, and digital assets [1] - The economic cycle is traced back to the 2008 financial crisis, where aggressive monetary interventions prevented a natural economic reset, leading to an accelerated expansion [1] Group 2 - January 2026 is identified as a critical period for determining whether the bubble will burst or extend further, with historical trends suggesting that weak performance in January could confirm bearish predictions [2] - Major speculative bubbles historically end in significant losses, and this instance is expected to follow the same pattern, with the current situation described as excessively exaggerated [2] - The only asset likely to "survive" the impending crash is U.S. Treasury bonds, as they can be repaid through money printing, contrasting with other economists' views on a potential dollar collapse in 2026 [2]