Wicked Bo Polny Attacks – Prophets Stand Up for God

On 5/15/26, Troy Black and Ryan Cunningham from Money On The Move responded to a legal warning from Bo Polny, who gave them 14 days to remove their content about him and publicly apologize, or provide proof for the statements they made. In this video, they go through the evidence and respond point by point. Just to be clear, everything Troy and Ryan said about Bo Polny is true.

I’ve attached a NotebookLM AI summary below for a quick overview, but I suggest watching the full video to see the evidence, the claims, and the broader context around Bo Polny’s public predictions, deleted posts, and criticism from others.

Here are links related to this video:
A Full List of Links mentioned in this video – https://troyblackvideos.com/bo-polny/
Bo Polny results tracker webpage: https://propheticmoney.com/bo-polny-analyst-of-time-market-predictions/
Bo Polny results tracker twitter: https://twitter.com/BoPolnyResults

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYo37yrdIa0
The Truth about Bo Polny. Examining the Evidence and Claims.
Troy Black and Money On The Move
May 15, 2026 Troy Black Interviews
Troy Black and Ryan Cunningham from Money on the Move shared their response to Bo Polny’s letter from his attorney. They were instructed to either remove the content about Bo and to publicly apologize or to bring the evidence for their claims about Bo. Here is the evidence.

NotebookLM AI Summary:

In the video “The Truth about Bo Polny. Examining the Evidence and Claims,” Troy Black and Ryan Cunningham address a legal demand letter sent by Bo Polny’s attorney and provide a detailed examination of Polny’s failed prophetic and financial predictions. The speakers state they are making the video out of a sense of divine calling and a desire for accountability within the prophetic movement.

Response to Legal Action
The speakers received a 14-day notice from Polny’s legal counsel threatening a lawsuit for defamation and disparagement unless they removed critical content and issued a public apology.

• Refusal to Apologize: Both Black and Cunningham refused to comply with the demand for an apology, asserting that their statements are supported by truth and evidence.
• The “Option Two” Defense: Polny’s letter offered an option to provide specific evidence if they maintained their statements were accurate. The speakers chose this path, using the video to document the timestamps and quotes requested.
• The Matthew 18 Argument: Addressing criticism that they should have approached Polny privately first, Troy Black argues that Polny was the public initiator by calling them out on social media. He further compares the situation to the Apostle Paul’s public confrontation of Peter, noting that public teachings affecting the church must be addressed publicly.

Evidence of Failed Predictions
The core of the video focuses on a pattern of specific predictions made by Polny that did not come to pass.

• Financial Market Failures: Polny repeatedly predicted “explosions” in the price of silver and “flash crashes” in the stock market for specific dates in early 2026. Instead of a spike, silver experienced a 36% correction following one such prediction.
• The “Great and Terrible Day”: Polny has set numerous dates for the “Day of the Lord’s Vengeance” and the “Angel of Death” involving mass deaths and global disasters. Dates cited as failed include several in 2022, 2023, 2025, and various dates in March and April 2026.
• “Moving the Goalposts”: When predictions fail, the speakers allege Polny “moves the goalposts” to future dates—such as his current prediction for July 4, 2026—and frequently switches between the Gregorian, Julian, and Enoch calendars to explain the discrepancies.
• Evidence Suppression: The speakers highlight research from the website PropheticMoney.com, documenting instances where Polny deleted tweets or edited YouTube interviews to remove failed predictions after the dates had passed.

Impact of the Predictions
The speakers argue that these failed predictions are not harmless but cause needless fear and confusion.

• Life Disruptions: They provide testimonials from listeners who, based on Polny’s warnings, stayed home from work, spent limited funds on generators and silver, or lived in significant anxiety.
• Fear vs. Fact: While Polny claims he never told people to “be afraid,” Black clarifies that the nature of his content—predicting planes falling from the sky and millions dying—inherently stirs up fear.

Polny’s Behavior and the Speakers’ Appeal
The video examines Polny’s reaction to criticism, showing clips where he deflects questions by attacking an interviewer’s credibility or calling critics “false prophets” and “low IQ”.

Despite the legal tension, the video concludes with an emotional appeal and prayer for Polny. The speakers ask those who platform him to reconsider their support and urge Polny to drop the lawsuit, abandon “cleverly devised tales,” and return to a “pure” gospel message.

Prophetic Money comment:

Make sure you check out the comment section on Troy Black’s video. It has over 1,000 comments. and some people say they lost $ millions of dollars because of bo polny’s bad financial advice. Here are a few examples:

@DavidMurphy-i4y – Over the past 4-5 years he has cost me millions of dollars with his predictions on crypto markets. I am sure he has sent a lot of people broke and homeless.

@MatthewMantei – I lost over 2K in plane tickets for Spring Break for my family because we were terrified to fly to Nevada! And then we look stupid when we repeat what Bo says to people to protect them and then we look crazy because we trusted him. Thank you both for doing this. And I paid money for his book that as well hasn’t come to light.