An unmissable conversation with Callum Newman, who was one of the early writers of the 18-year land cycle. We examine Fred Harrison's extraordinary forecast that the market will not recover, the AI investment mania, historical parallels with previous speculative booms, and what could finally burst the bubble. Two experienced land cycle forecasters explore the risks facing property, stock markets and the global economy as we approach 2027. Not to be missed!

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.

18-years after Lehman Brothers collapsed, could the land cycle’s recession warning be any more precise? With housing affordability stretched and debt repayments pushing households towards breaking point, I examine the signals that Australia’s downturn is taking hold. This report also includes my interview with economist Steve Keen on recession, government debt, inflation and whether the policy response will cushion the fall—or deepen it.

David Murrin joins Land Cycle Investor for a wide-ranging discussion on the current K-Wave, escalating global conflict and what may come next. We explore the relationship between long economic cycles, commodities, oil and war, alongside David’s work on empire cycles and the changing geopolitical order. The conversation also ventures into AI, cognitive warfare, UAPs and the technologies that could reshape the next phase of the global cycle.

The land cycle crash is approaching – but does that mean property buyers should wait? Catherine Cashmore examines what happened to property prices, interest rates and borrowing capacity during the 1974, 1990–91 and 2008 downturns, before putting the question to real estate veteran Tom Panos.

LCI INTERVIEW WITH DAVID BIRD: Catherine Cashmore and David Bird examine the Bathla collapse, the turning land cycle and what the charts are signalling for equities, gold, oil, copper and resources as investors prepare for the next phase of the market.

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.

The Biggest Property Downturn in 45 Years may now be taking shape as Australia reaches the predicted peak of the 18-year land cycle. This week, I look at the extraordinary forces that have driven the final stages of the global land boom, the warning signs now emerging across property and credit markets, and the growing parallels with previous cycle peaks. I also speak with veteran Australian property analyst Cameron Kusher about falling prices, weakening demand, which cities

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.

After sitting down with Harry Dent, I examine his warning of a 60% Australian property crash, why his past forecasts failed, how demographics and the land cycle shape housing markets, what the 1920s property bubble teaches us—and whether investors should follow his advice this time.

Discover why America's housing market is sending a powerful warning to Australia. Catherine Cashmore sits down with U.S. housing analyst Melody Wright to examine collapsing housing turnover, apartment oversupply, office-to-residential conversions, AI-driven liquidity and why this property downturn could eclipse 2008. Also get an update on the Australian property market and why the supply crisis is not what it seems..

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

I caught up with Fred Harrison this week to discuss his latest book and what he expects to occur at the end of the current land cycle - with the potential for the destruction of civilisation as we know it. Fred's insights are explosive - if you want to understand the cycle on a far deeper level than most economists go - don't miss this one...

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...

This Market Update for 2026 examines the easing tensions in the Middle East, the fragile stability of global energy supply, and the growing risk of an oil-driven inflation spike as the land cycle approaches its peak. With historical parallels to 1974, 1991 and 2008, the report explores how rising fuel costs, tightening credit, and the overlooked role of land in inflation are converging to set the stage for a potential 2026–2027 downturn. It also unpacks key astrological timin

A few weeks ago I sat down with Greg Canavan, Editorial Director of Fat Tail Investment Research and editor of its flagship advisory, Fat Tail Investment Advisory for a broad ranging discussion on the land cycle and how events are playing out into the peak including, how a rising oil price could break the housing market.

The End of the Land Cycle – a closer look at the probability of a 2026 versus 2027 downturn, with insights on the 60-year cycle, credit stress, energy shocks and late-cycle conditions. PLUS Master market forecaster, Andrew Pancholi joins me for an interview to discuss the probabilities further.

A compelling conversation with Edward Dodson, one of the most respected voices in Georgist economics, exploring the role of land, taxation, and speculation in driving the economic cycle. This interview uncovers the deeper forces behind booms, inequality, and the conditions that lead to downturns.

This week’s LCI report examines how war has historically disrupted the land cycle – shifting both timing and prices. Drawing on Homer Hoyt’s research, the Kondratieff Wave, and historical commodity cycles, we explore how major conflicts have distorted real estate markets in the past and what that may mean as we approach the current cycle peak. Plus an exclusive interview with global forecaster David Murrin.