Copper typically runs hard into the peak of the Land Cycle, but what happens as the cycle turns? Callum Newman examines the increasingly bullish copper story and the warning signs now appearing beneath it — from China and global inventories to tariffs, positioning and the AI-driven demand narrative. Is copper setting up for another leg higher, or could investors be looking in the wrong direction as the downturn approaches?

Callum Newman examines how the continuing conflict with Iran and restricted energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz could keep oil and LNG prices elevated. He considers the potential cash windfall for Australian energy producers, focusing on Santos as production from its Pikka and Barossa projects begins to increase.

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.

This week, Callum Newman joins me to explain why he believes the Australian resource sector still has years to run, despite the recent pullback in gold and mining stocks. Drawing on the Kondratiev Wave, Chinese liquidity and the resource cycle, Callum shares his simple investing mantra for navigating the ASX over the remainder of the decade. I also examine one of the biggest investment themes to emerge from this year's Federal Budget: commercial property. Time to buy?

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

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

Before the headlines catch up, this report identifies a clear timing window, drilling into tightening credit conditions, US private debt stress, rising oil prices, and late-stage housing data – all pointing toward a significant economic recession...

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.

The year of the fire horse is examined alongside the land cycle to explore why periods of war, disaster, and financial stress tend to cluster near major cyclical turning points such as 2026. PLUS Global Forecaster David Murrin joins me to warn of a 2026 disaster..

Interest rates sit at the centre of every land cycle peak. This analysis explains why tightening returns late in the cycle, what it means for property prices, and why timing now matters.

At every stage of the cycle punters question how land values can possibly keep rising when wages are stagnated or falling backwards. Other’s suggest the only reason we have a cycle at all is because of the fiat banking system ...if this were controlled, the cycle would be eliminated. The land cycle has played out under a gold standard, under fiat, with high interest rates, low interest rates, fixed exchange regimes and floating ones. What's going to send this cycle highe

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..

We have two war cycles flashing red! The 84-year war cycle and the Kondratieff cycle. Both correlate with the land cycle peak.

Copper is not just another industrial metal—it’s the lifeblood of civilisation. It also gives a good signal for the peak of the land cycle.

Whether it be in the next land cycle – or those following, space will be a battleground for the future of land ownership.

All materials needed for renewables must be fabricated and extracted from land. The land cycle sits at the base of all economic cycles.

Demand for Australian commodities has weakened. A bear market or a short term pull back before a push to highs at the land cycle peak?..

Gold rebounds strongly as we reach the final years of the land cycle (and longer k-wave).

Key timing for the land cycle recession, and the investment opportunities from the global giga-construction boom