Our Institutional Report covering all of Europe’s individual countries, with their forecasts generally out to 2032, has been a monumental effort. We greatly appreciate your patience, but this is vital for making decisions about future investments in Europe. Things are certainly different from what they were in the past. Countries like Sweden and Switzerland, which had been neutral during previous world wars, have surrendered their neutrality and will NOT prove a safe harbor for capital during this conflict. Sweden has joined NATO and even sent jets to Poland. Switzerland gave up all accounts held by foreigners and seized over $8 billion in accounts belonging to Russians, abandoning its historic traditions.
We have covered all of the Balkans, including Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, and Slovenia. Additionally, we have covered the Baltic states of northeastern Europe on the eastern shore of the Baltic Sea, comprising three countries: Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. They are bordered by Russia to the east and Poland to the southwest. Of course, we have also included Ukraine.
Things have changed dramatically since World War II. The aggressor has changed, and those who were once neutral are no longer neutral. This has significantly changed the dynamics of where to place assets in the face of another European war, which is inevitable.