Crash Now or Crash Later? View the Replay of the LCI LIVE Q&A ZOOM EVENT
- Catherine Cashmore

- 5 days ago
- 62 min read
Updated: 4 days ago
A massive thank you to everyone who jumped onto the LIVE zoom event last Thursday, and sent through questions.
It was great to see so many of you there. We had heaps of questions (as always), and managed to cover a really wide mix of topics.
We spent a fair bit of time on where we actually sit in the cycle right now, and how that tension between 2026 and 2027 is shaping up. There were a lot of questions around timing – whether to act now or hold off – and that naturally led into a deeper look at the timing you need to focus on in relation to the decade cycle.
Could equity markets crash this year? Next?...
We also dug into what the data is showing on the ground – particularly listings, building activity, and some of the early signals coming out of more credit-sensitive sectors. A few of you asked about global factors as well, so we looked at energy markets and geopolitical risks, and how those kinds of events tend to show up late in the cycle. We covered off on some leading indicators too - looking at building stocks in the U.S.
And Pete shared his thoughts on investment strategies to protect wealth at the end of the cycle.
In this week's session, you'll discover..
– where we currently sit in the land cycle, and the growing tension between 2026 and 2027 as potential turning points
– how the decade cycle is aligning, particularly the historical behaviour of years ending in 6 versus 7 and the flash points to watch in each year.
– what we’re seeing in real-time data – listings, building activity, changes to asking prices, long term trends etc.
– why building stocks and development activity remain some of the clearest leading indicators of a downturn
– how global factors – particularly energy markets and geopolitical tensions – could act as the trigger rather than the cause
– practical considerations for investors weighing whether to buy, hold, or sell into this phase of the cycle
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