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...

Uncover the power of the 100-year cycle and its link to the land cycle. Learn when the next stock market peak is due, why past crashes repeat, and what history signals for 2026–29.

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

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

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!

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..