You’ll Never View Markets as Random Again

[The Bleeding Edge]( Editor’s note: Today, we’re sharing an insight from a new name, Phil Anderson. Phil tracks an 18.6-year real estate cycle and its key relationship to stocks. And using this knowledge, he’s been able to forecast major market moves over his 34-year career. Phil’s ideas will be new to most Bleeding Edge readers. But right now, he’s so convinced that we’re at the cusp of a huge event in the markets – one that we haven’t seen for twenty years—and won’t see for another twenty – that could make or break your retirement. So, he’s going live on Tuesday, April 11 at 10 a.m. ET to bring you an urgent broadcast about “The Eleventh Hour.” To learn more, make sure you [go right here to reserve your spot](. You’ll be added to the guest list automatically. --------------------------------------------------------------- You’ll Never View Markets as Random Again By Phil Anderson, Editor, Cycles Trading with Phil Anderson It was 1991. And London had a problem… The city was experiencing a surge in homelessness. And an enterprising duo, John Bird and Gordon Roddick, hit on a solution. They founded The Big Issue. It’s a magazine created exclusively for homeless people to sell and generate an income from. The model was a success. Since 1991, vendors in Britain have sold 220 million magazines. If you stacked all the magazines on top of each other they’d stretch for 455 miles. That’s well beyond the International Space Station. And all that sales data revealed something … Vendors learned quickly they could sell more magazines on busier street corners. If they were on quieter streets, they sold fewer copies… even with the same amount of labor. Some vendors bid for the top locations. Others were willing to defend their spots with violence. [Bear market expert makes new prediction]( It’s a simple observation: Certain pieces of land produce more value independent of labor. And it’s the key to understanding the 18.6-year real estate cycle I base my forecasting on. You see, land values dictate the course of economies and markets. This insight can be enormously profitable. Because it has helped me predict every major market move since I discovered this cycle 34 years ago. I know that’s unbelievable… but saying anything else would be less than the truth. Here’s short list of some of my accurate calls… - Housing crash in the early 1990s - Dot-com crash in 2000-2002 - Bull market in stocks from 2003-2008 - The housing crash in 2007 and the global financial crisis (“GFC”) - The bottom in stocks in March 2009 after GFC - The bull market in stocks in the 2010s - The pandemic induced crash in early 2020… and the recovery - The sell-off in 2022 I can get a whole lot more specific with these calls. But these are the broad strokes. How is this kind of accuracy possible? 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And to do that, we need to meet David Ricardo and understand his Theory of Rent. Born in 1772, the British economist Dave Ricardo a key figure in understanding the 18.6-year cycle. In 1817, he observed that wheat prices were increasing at the same time as arable land prices. This posed an interesting question. Was the rising value of wheat driving up land rents? Or was the rising land rents pushing up the price of wheat? Ricardo determined that the rising price of wheat was pushing up the value of land. The more farmers could fetch for their wheat at market, the more they were willing to pay to rent land to grow it. Like the magazine vendors who were willing to bid on preferred locations, famers knew that the profit opportunity was higher even with the same amount of labor. And this relationship between land prices and the economy isn’t restricted to farming. 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Amazon will bid up land close to its customers. Airbnb renters want homes in hip locations. And this bidding for and purchasing of land that makes a market. All markets, by their nature, have booms and busts. But the land market and the stock market are joined at the hip. So the booms and busts in the real estate market have knock on effects in the stock market, too. And you can use how they interact to accurately forecast each market… Recommended Link [Master Trader Reveals his One Stock Retirement Plan Stock Pick]( [image]( Hi. Jeff Clark here. I am going to reveal the one stock I use in my One Stock Retirement strategy that enabled me to achieve financial freedom early, at the age of 42. I’ve used it to profit during any kind of market condition, including complete market meltdowns. And you can get started with as little as $100. [Watch my video here.]( -- How to Read the Real Estate Cycle That’s because the two cycles interact in a predictable way… At the bottom of the 18.6-year cycle, the stock market that leads the way into the next upcycle. Take the bear market in stocks in March 2009. This came after the roughly 50% selloff in the S&P 500 following the 2008 crisis. And it was the clue to real estate investors that the cycle was finished and we're into a new one. Now, if you’re a real estate investor, knowing this a huge advantage. It helps you have more backbone when you’re buying at those extreme lows. That’s what I did at the bottom of that cycle. I got together with some other investors. And we bought commercial properties for pennies on the dollar – an investment that is still paying off today. And at the top of the cycle, it’s the land market that peaks first. So if you're a stock investor, you should be watching land prices and the prices of stocks that operate in the real estate business. If we go back to the 2007 stock market peak, you’ll see that homebuilders and the land developers peaked in 2005. That was a hint for stock market investors to start to get more defensive with their portfolios. We’re going to hit the top of the cycle mid-decade. But we’re not there yet. Real estate and stocks won’t crash for years for years yet. There has never been a crash at this stage in over 200 years of following this cycle. If you’re interested in hearing more… I’ll go into all of this on Tuesday, April 11 at 10 a.m. ET during my briefing about the Eleventh Hour. [Go right here]( to make sure you don’t miss out. Regards, [signature] Phil Anderson Editor, Cycles Trading with Phil Anderson --------------------------------------------------------------- Like what you’re reading? Send your thoughts to feedback@brownstoneresearch.com. In Case You Missed It… [Nomi: “Sticker shock here to stay – here’s why”]( If you’ve been to the store recently, you know… Prices are soaring. 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