Wall Street investment guru speaks again: 2026 may see financial turmoil, two major risks worth noting

Recently, 82-year-old veteran investor Jim Rogers stated his views with full certainty, leaving no room for ambiguity.

He is no ordinary figure. In 1970, he co-founded Quantum Fund with George Soros, and over ten years, his assets increased by 4200%, leaving a significant mark in investment history. After retiring at 37, he traveled around the world on a motorcycle seeking opportunities, with an astonishingly accurate vision.

As early as 2005, when the US real estate market was still booming, he predicted a housing market crash. At that time, Wall Street elites dismissed his warning, only to be severely hit by the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis. His predictions seem almost predestined.

This time, he is sounding the alarm again. According to his analysis, the crisis in 2026 is a certainty, with two "time bombs" ticking away—

First, global debt has rapidly expanded post-pandemic, with central banks around the world printing money wildly, and asset bubbles have grown to a critical point; second, the AI concept bubble is becoming increasingly absurd, and behind the hype lies enormous risks.

What is particularly noteworthy is that capital is pouring into the cryptocurrency sector in large quantities. Once a crisis erupts, this could become the fastest "trigger."

When such a seasoned investor shifts from "possible" to "inevitable," you have to pay close attention. History repeatedly proves that his warnings are never empty talk.

Will a global financial shock really arrive in 2026? The countdown has already begun.