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...

Edward R. Dewey (1895-1978) was an absolute pioneer in the study of cycles. He called the land cycle, the "most important economic clock.."