American economists predict that in 2026, the most severe market crash in history may occur, with stocks, real estate, and digital assets all deeply trapped in a "super bubble."

According to Gelonghui, Harry Dent, the founder of HS Dent Investment, recently warned that the most severe market crash in history will occur in 2026. Dent predicts that the current market bubble, which has lasted nearly 17 years, will burst, leading to a 90% drop in the stock market.

He described it as the worst market environment since the Great Depression, with stocks, real estate, and digital assets deeply entrenched in a debt-driven "super bubble."

Dent stated that early 2026—especially January—will be a critical period for determining whether the bubble will ultimately burst or continue for another year. The reason is that, based on historical experience, a strong performance in the stock market during the first week and the first month of January often indicates a bullish trend for the entire year; however, if January shows weakness, it will further confirm his bearish outlook.

He concluded that the only asset that might "survive" is U.S. Treasury bonds, as they can print money to pay off debts. On this point, this economist seems to differ from some other well-known economists, as Peter Schiff previously predicted an unprecedented dollar collapse in 2026.