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OCTOBER PREDICTIONS: The Dowsing Rods Reveal What’s Coming Next | Trump, Elections, World Events

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The video presents “October predictions” using a dowsing-rod style approach: the host asks questions and interprets answers as yes / no / neutral. The creator frames the readings as for entertainment and encourages viewers to do their own research.

War, Oil, and Energy

Iran–US

  • The host predicts the Strait of Hormuz will not reopen to regular commercial shipping in October 2026.
  • The host also predicts the US and Iran will return to / formally sign an agreement tied to the June memorandum.

Oil and fuel prices

  • Brent crude: predicts it falls below $100/barrel at some point in October.
  • Gas prices (North America): predicts noticeable declines before Halloween.

Russia–Ukraine

  • Predicts a ceasefire in October is not going to happen.
  • The host adds an interpretation that the war is “already over” in some sense, while violence continues—suggesting incentives to keep support flowing to Ukraine.

Money and Markets

Central banks / interest rates

  • Federal Reserve: another rate hike predicted neutral to likely “no.”
  • Bank of Canada: predicted possibly yes (rate increase considered).

Stock market / assets

  • S&P 500 above 8,000 in October: predicted no.
  • A 5%+ drop from the month’s high: predicted neutral/likely no.
  • Gold setting a new all-time high: predicted no.
  • Bitcoin:
    • Likely does not exceed $100,000 by month-end.
    • Could be near/around $100,000, but an outright climb above it is unlikely.
    • Suggested to be roughly flat rather than crashing.

Canada/US Trade and Domestic Politics (Alberta Referendum)

US–Canada trade talks

  • Predicts no resumption of formal talks in October.

Trump–Carney meeting

  • Predicts a face-to-face meeting is probably not.

US tariffs on Canadian goods

  • Predicts neutral.

US–China truce

  • Predicts it holds through the end of October.

Alberta referendum (Oct 19, 2026)

  • Albertans will vote to remain in Canada.
  • The “remain” side does not win by more than 20 points.
  • Immigration question: majority vote yes predicted neutral to no.
  • Voter turnout: predicted not over 50% (the host references very low turnout in a recent by-election).
  • Premier Smith next steps:
    • Expected no concrete next step within a week
    • And no major announcement by end of October

US Politics Framing (Midterms + “October Surprise”)

  • Predicts midterm-focused campaigning with few major disruptions early on.
  • October surprise: the host suggests it’s expected/possible, but many related items are left neutral.
  • Predicts Trump likely does not deliver a formal Oval Office address in October (framed as “steady until the midterms”).

Society, AI, Cyber, Weather, Space, and “Black Swan”

Pope and AI

  • Predicts another public statement by the Pope on AI in October.
  • Predicts a major AI announcement dominating headlines.

Cyberattack

  • Predicts a large cyber attack in North America in October, targeting a major company or government.
  • Details suggest it involves internal hacking (not outside hacking, and not AI-related per the host’s follow-up).

Hurricanes

  • Predicts no notable hurricane landfall in the US mainland in October (described as another “quiet” year).

Space

  • Predicts a major space discovery announced in October.

Celebrities

  • Predicts a celebrity couple split before Halloween 2026 as a possibility.

Protests / “Black swan”

  • Housing affordability protests spreading: predicted neutral.
  • A black swan event: predicted yes, with geographic clarification suggesting it is Europe-focused rather than North America.
  • The host speculates it may involve false-flag dynamics, could be political/election/resignation-related, and is linked toward Russia and potentially NATO influence (with follow-up questions hinting at NATO relevance).

Contributors / Presenters

  • Video host/presenter: The unnamed host/creator
  • Contributor referenced: Corey, described as the host’s son “who lives in spirit,” participating through the dowsing/communication process.

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