Prescient (adjective)

1. Having knowledge of events before they take place, especially through intuition or extrasensory perception.
2. Showing foresight; able to predict what will happen in the future.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin praescius "knowing beforehand", from prae "before" + scire "know".

Examples:

1. She was prescient in her predictions of the company's success.
2. He was prescient in his decision to invest in the stock market.
3. The prescient leader was able to anticipate the country's needs.
4. The prescient investor was able to capitalize on the market's trends.
5. Her prescient warning saved the company from a financial crisis.