We do not know for a certainty what the future will bring for ourselves, or for you. That makes the game of life much more interesting and challenging. If everything could be predicted ahead of time, we would all have to be automatons, and if we are expressions of the Tao, then the Tao would likewise be an automaton. Fortunately, this is not the case. We can only give our best projections, based on where things appear to be going, taking into account the relevant agreements and karmas.
Imminent events are easier to predict.
If an object is teetering precariously on the edge of a shelf, one could safely predict that it will fall. However, even in such a situation, someone might come along and move it. It is a great fallacy that you need to predict the future to choose well now. Relying on predictions of the future weakens your capacity to make good choices. When you think that you have everything figured out, you may start to drift by on your preconceived notions, rather than playing the game in the present moment with all the skill and attention you can muster.