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"Era of Change" Report for May–August 2026: 298 market ideas, 235 closed scenarios, and +580.41% total P&L. Attached is an anonymized line-by-line breakdown with direct links to the original publications. Statement · May–August 2026 Four months of consistent performance: +580.41%...
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Read moreThe 2025 financial landscape was characterized not so much by a single prevailing wind, but by a complex, multi-vector storm of volatility. From the resurgence of the so-called Trump Trade, which has had a tectonic impact on cryptoassets and the decentralized finance sector (DeFi), to geopolitical...
Read moreThe average yield of our short-term analytics on the Russian market from 30.04.2025 to 27.08.2025 was 264% p.a. or 87% for the period. Why annualized? Because if the deal was profitable, it is important to release funds for new investments as soon as possible. If a deal made a 10% return in 5 days,...
Read moreThe average return on our short-term forecasts from 09/01/2025 to 04/30/2025 was 263%per annum. Why annualized? Because if the deal was profitable, it is important to free up funds for new investments as soon as possible. If the deal made a 10% return in 5 days, it is much more efficient than in 2...
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E.R.A. of Changes is a research agency and a digital platform publishing forecasts and studies on macroeconomics, geopolitics, financial markets and crypto. We analyse world events, economic indicators and market cycles to help investors, entrepreneurs and executives understand risks and likely scenarios.
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News reports events but rarely explains their causes and consequences. We show the connections and the likely scenarios.
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