Is the 18-year land cycle approaching its final collapse, or are we witnessing something far more profound? As Australia's property market buckles, renowned forecaster Fred Harrison has made an extraordinary prediction: house prices may never recover in real terms. We examine the unsettling cyclical parallels and why the coming decade could look very different from anything investors are preparing for.

As the 18-year land cycle approaches its anticipated collapse, I examine the economic fallout ahead, why the RBA may be dangerously underestimating the risks, and whether rising interest rates are actually fuelling inflation. Plus, a fresh investigation into 300 years of market history reveals intriguing clues about the timing of the next financial crisis. I reveal something new about the timing of this cycle..

October has a reputation for market turmoil. But it can also mark a low before the next rally. So which way should we be looking this month? In this month’s LCI exclusive market update, Andrew Pancholi joins me to discuss the warning signs he’s watching—18 years after Lehman Brothers collapsed. We look at instability in US bonds, the longer-cycle parallels with 1936–37, and why the distinction between an 18-year and an 18.6-year cycle matters as we look towards 2027.

Explore the 18-year land cycle with Michael Matusik as we test the pattern against Australian property history, revisit Samuel Benner’s remarkable forecasts, and consider what the cycle may be telling us about property markets, politics and the road ahead.

SEPTEMBER 2026 MARKET UPDATE: Andrew Pancholi joins me for a timely look at the critical cycles shaping stocks, gold, Bitcoin, currencies and commodities as markets enter one of the most historically volatile months of the year. We discuss September’s bearish seasonal pattern, the 18-year echo of the 2008 financial crisis, Andrew’s recent market-timing successes, and the key turning points he is watching as we head into the final months of 2026.

Andrew Pancholi joined me again this week for a quick look back at the calls contained in his August Market Timing Report — and an early warning about what may now be developing across the grain markets.

Australia’s property crash may have only just begun. Catherine Cashmore examines how far prices could fall, why this downturn will be harder to reverse, and how the end of the land cycle and Kondratieff wave could spread through banks, household spending and the sharemarket.

When will the next stock market crash at the end of this land cycle occur? Catherine Cashmore uses the 90-year cycle, the land cycle and more than a century of Dow data to narrow the coming collapse to a critical window....

Andrew explains why he believes August could be a critical and unsettled month, with several geopolitical cycles pointing to a possible escalation in the Middle East and further disruption to global shipping, supply chains and energy markets. We discuss his outlook for oil—including his longer-term targets of US$147 and US$183 a barrel—along with the signals he is watching in gold, copper, currencies, Bitcoin, semiconductor stocks and the S&P 500.

Gold Turns on the Date - Callum Newman explains why he believed gold was nearing a major turning point just days before the rally. In Gold Turns on the Date, he reveals how Andrew Pancholi's market timing forecast identified the reversal window almost to the day, why mainstream sentiment got it wrong, and what it could mean for the next phase of the precious metals bull market.

Updating the Property Indicator That Has Predicted Every Major Recession. The latest Kavanagh-Putland Index update reveals what property turnover is signalling about Australia's economy, the 18-year land cycle and the growing risk of recession. Discover why turnover—not house prices—has consistently provided one of the earliest warnings of economic downturns.

Discover the key dates in July that Andrew Pancholi believes investors should be watching. We discuss the outlook for global markets, geopolitical risks, oil, the S&P 500, and the historical cycles that could shape the weeks ahead.

Could the end of the land boom be closer than most investors realise? In this exclusive interview, global liquidity expert Michael Howell joins Catherine Cashmore to explain why the world's financial system is driven by liquidity, how debt and refinancing pressures are building, and why his liquidity cycle is pointing towards a critical turning point in the years ahead. We discuss the relationship between global liquidity, interest rates, inflation, property markets, credit c

War tensions are rising. The biggest stock market sell-off of 2026 has arrived. Buffett's favourite valuation indicator has surged to a record 260%, while SpaceX prepares one of the most expensive IPOs in history. Are we witnessing the final speculative phase before the downturn? Plus: why Melbourne may now be Australia's most undervalued capital city.

Has World War III already started? Are governments losing control of debt and inflation? In this fascinating LCI LIVE webinar, global forecaster David Murrin shares his biggest predictions yet, covering war cycles, China, commodities, gold, silver, energy, bond markets and the future of the Western world. From where to hide capital during turbulent times to his most controversial forecast ever, this is one of the most thought-provoking discussions we've hosted. Includes audie

The property crash we have to have is already underway. In this week's report I share on-the-ground evidence from across the market, revisit the striking similarities between today and the period immediately before the COVID mid-cycle recession, examine the warning signs flashing for stocks and property, and dig deeper into the big question investors are now asking: does the downturn arrive in 2027, or does history stretch it out until 2028?

This week’s report covers one of the most important discussions I’ve had this year – a LIVE LCI Zoom event with master cycle analyst Andrew Pancholi, creator of the Market Timing Report and director for the Foundation for the Study of Cycles Andrew joined me to answer subscribers questions and discuss the major economic, financial and geopolitical time windows now converging into the critical 2026–2028 period.

Read The Land Cycle - a major new paper evidencing the history of the cycle and how it impacts Australia ..

This report examines the growing warning signs of a potential financial collapse through the lens of the 18-year land cycle. From the inversion of the U.S. yield curve and weakening consumer sentiment, to rising foreclosures, slowing property transactions, stretched housing affordability and surging investor debt, the evidence is mounting that the global economy is approaching a major turning point...

Using long-range historical data and decade cycle analysis, this report maps the likely progression of equity markets through 2026 and 2027. Includes a detailed presentation by analyst Kalvert K Clark...