A clear breakdown of why multiple independent timing models point toward 2026 as a potential peak in the land cycle. This report ties together the historical patterns, long-range rhythms and current market signals investors need to watch as we move into the final stage of the cycle.

Wacth the replay of the LCI LIVE Q&A Forecasting session with market cycles expert Andrew Pancholi - we discuss when the end of the cycle will occur as well as answering many other questions!

Nothing New Under the Sun – this week’s Land Cycle Investor report uncovers how history’s great market and war cycles repeat in uncanny harmony, from Israel’s peace deal to Gann’s 18.6-year financial timetable and the looming land-cycle peak. Learn the timing tools of the trading greats...

Markets aren’t random - meet the ten-year cycle - a great tool for forecasting equity markets. Kalvert K. Clark reveals the patterns, the theories behind them, including 2026–2036 forecast. Download of slides available.

In this week’s Land Cycle Investor, we dive into New Zealand and Canada to ask whether their sharp corrections offer a preview of how Australia's Land Cycle will end. The report also features an exclusive interview with MacroBusiness co-founder Leith van Onselen — packed with charts and data, all available for you to download below.

We’re entering the last run of the cycle. The question is not if the peak will come, but when. The answer may surprise you. Inside, we show how much time remains before the bell rings - and what that means for investors who leave it too late.

When is the peak of the land cycle? There was no one better to have this discussion with than Callum Newman. Callum is a seasoned observer of the land cycle, having written extensively on the subject between 2013 and 2016 as co-editor of Fat Tail Investment Research’s much-loved newsletter Cycles, Trends & Forecasts, and later Time Trader alongside economist, trader, and author Phillip J. Anderson (and later myself!). We dig into the fundamentals of Australia's land cycle.

Learn about what drives the Australian property cycle.. why it's one of the most lucrative cycles on the globe, and how your understanding of taxation policies can help you navigate the turns..

We’re at a rare point in history where economic, geopolitical, environmental, and social cycles are all converging - and the signals are impossible to ignore. From the 18-year land cycle to the 144-year commodity cycle, history’s greatest forecasters have shown how these rhythms align with booms, busts, wars, and upheavals. Today, the same patterns are flashing red. This week, I unpack these cycles, connect them to today’s headlines, and share Andrew Pancholi’s latest timing

The U.S. property market is flashing the kind of late‑cycle warnings you can’t afford to ignore. Prices are hitting record highs even as transactions plunge to decade‑low levels. Building activity is rolling over, homebuilder stocks are sinking, and the most reliable recession indicator in history - the yield curve - has been inverted for more than two years....

Copper prices have broken out – just as the 18.6-year land cycle nears its peak. Discover what this means for markets, war cycles, and what’s next. In-depth conversation with Director of the Foundation for the Study of Cycles - Andrew Pancholi

A deep dive into Australia’s 18.6-year land cycle since WWII, revealing how credit booms, construction surges, and aggressive rate hikes have driven past peaks and crashes. Explores whether the current cycle, flipped by COVID stimulus and historic rate rises, will break the pattern as we approach 2026–2028....

Global war isn’t coming – it’s already here. As the land and commodity cycles peak, David Murrin reveals why 2026 could mark the full-scale escalation, how China plans to strike, and why Australia is on the frontline... More importantly, how do you protect yourself and your investments.. ?

All the major time cycles are converging – the land cycle, war cycles, Kondratieff Wave, and the commodity supercycle. This rare alignment has always marked turning points in history. And right now, it points to the trigger for what could be a powerful surge in commodity prices..

For over a century, the land cycle has repeated like clockwork — boom, bust, reset. One powerful metric has quietly nailed the top. Now, it's flashing red again! In this report, I’ll walk you through the chart that calls the peak… and show you exactly what it’s telling us right now. Should you buy? Sell? Wait? I'll bust the myths about the land cycle, and expose the real drivers behind the data.

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 holds the secrets to time and 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. We draw upon their research and see what it tells us about the curr

Last night’s live Q&A with Andrew Pancholi was one of the most compelling sessions I’ve hosted for Land Cycle Investor members. Andrew shared more than I’ve ever heard him reveal publicly. It's a rare insight into cyclical analysis that you simply won't get anywhere else!

Want to know how the land cycle is going to end? With a state sponsored 95% LVR sub-prime land boom! The lead into 2028, is starting to look a lot like the lead into 2008...

You can master every economic cycle — from 72-year crashes to Kondratieff waves — and still lose your shirt if you ignore the one cycle that underpins them all: the land cycle. Timing without land knowledge leads to costly mistakes — understanding land gives you the ultimate forecasting edge.

He forecasted the COVID market crash, the Russia-Ukraine war, and the Hamas-Israel conflict — all down to the exact timing. In this rare interview, Andrew Pancholi reveals how he uses historical cycles to predict global turning points — often to the very month — and shares more insights than he does in most interviews..