The prediction timeframe is 5–6 years after late 2021, i.e., roughly 2026–2027. As of the evaluation date November 30, 2025, that window has not yet begun / is only just starting, so we cannot definitively judge whether a 1929-style severe economic or financial crisis caused by housing leverage and equity extraction will occur in that period.

While there have been notable economic events since 2021 (e.g., high inflation in 2022–2023, rapid interest-rate hikes, stress in parts of the banking system), none of these has been widely characterized by mainstream economic or financial historians as a 1929-level systemic collapse of the U.S. economy. However, since the prediction specifically targets outcomes around 2026–2027, and we are still before or at the very start of that horizon, the correct evaluation is that it is too early to tell.

Therefore, the status of the prediction is inconclusive at this time because the forecast period has not fully arrived.