The Forgotten Prophets of the Land Cycle...

Lessons from some of the greatest names in land cycle research...

If you caught my recent interviews with Andrew Pancholi - Director of the Foundation for the Study of Cycles - you’ll know just how precise long-range forecasting can be.

From 4-year business rhythms to the 72- and 144-year historical waves that underpin global events, cycles offer an extraordinary lens through which to anticipate booms and busts well before they unfold.

But of all the cycles we can measure, none holds more predictive power than the land cycle.

It is the true barometer of economic health - the pulse behind every boom, every bust, and every banking crisis.

Anyone who’s taken the time to study economic history across decades or centuries eventually arrives at the same conclusion: if you want to know where the economy is going, look to the land market.

Land not only holds the secrets to time – but also the clues on how best to structure your investments.

Today I’m going to take you back to the early researchers - the prophets of the land cycle - who you've likely never heard of.

They all worked independently, yet arrived at the same conclusions—not just about the length of the land cycle, but also its key drivers and, most importantly for our analysis, the leading indicators.

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