Exactly. And then at the way end, there's a graph with the two scenarios predicting what will happen based on all of the article's analysis:
Scenario 1: Dollar goes up, then down.
Scenario 2: Dollar goes down.
In each Microsoft Paint drawn scenario, there's only a vague implied scale. Scenario 1 going up to ~$130 around 2025, then falling to ~$92 around 2035. Scenario 2 falling to ~$75 by 2035.
So if the dollar goes up, the author is right. If it goes down, the author is right. If it stays the same? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Scenario 1: Dollar goes up, then down.
Scenario 2: Dollar goes down.
In each Microsoft Paint drawn scenario, there's only a vague implied scale. Scenario 1 going up to ~$130 around 2025, then falling to ~$92 around 2035. Scenario 2 falling to ~$75 by 2035.
So if the dollar goes up, the author is right. If it goes down, the author is right. If it stays the same? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯