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[Cycles Trading With Phil Anderson]( Welcome to Cycles Trading with me, Phil Anderson. My aim with this three-day-per-week e-letter is to introduce you to the most powerful knowledge for building wealth. And that’s the 18.6-year real estate cycle and its key relationship to stocks. Every 18.6 years, property, economy, and stock markets move through a repeating series of peaks and troughs – like clockwork. And the market has followed this cycle for over 200 years. Using this knowledge, I’ve been able to forecast every major market move over my 34-year career. If this is your first time tuning in, catch up on my[background]( how I [predict the markets]( and how I’ll help you avoid [false alarms]( from the mainstream media. There’s Only One Thing in Financial Markets That Won’t Lie to You By Phil Anderson, Editor, Cycles Trading with Phil Anderson The more things change, the more they stay the same. One of the best places to see this in action has been the stock markets. Since time immemorial, there have always been market participants who have tried and mostly failed to game the system and develop their own edge. Time has proved over and over: there is truly only “one” way to get one over everyone else in the markets. (More on that in a moment…) And as generative AI has been seemingly taking the financial world by storm lately, I wasn’t surprised when I saw this recent CNN article pop up in my social media feed. Source – CNN Business Everyone Searches for an Edge… From the article: A basket of stocks selected by ChatGPT, a chatbot powered by artificial intelligence (AI), has far outperformed some of the most popular investment funds in the United Kingdom. Between March 6 and April 28, a dummy portfolio of 38 stocks gained 4.9% while ten leading investment funds clocked an average loss of 0.8%, according to an experiment conducted by financial comparison site finder.com. It wouldn’t “be long until large numbers of consumers try to use [ChatGPT] for financial gain,” Jon Ostler, Finder’s CEO, said in a statement earlier this week. Finder’s analysts took the 10 most popular UK funds on Interactive Investor, a trading platform, as a benchmark for assessing the performance of the ChatGPT-generated fund. Funds managed by HSBC and Fidelity were among those selected. They put together the “AI fund” by using some commonly used criteria (such as debt levels and record of growth). In other words, the analysts fed the algorithm relevant market and company reports and used its incredible ability to review and interpret written text very quickly. This is an interesting development. I’m sure you’ll hear a lot more about AI replacing private equity fund managers soon. And it’s not simply a one-off experiment. Recommended Link [The world’s #1 market forecaster: “In April, they called me crazy – but I was right again…”]( [image]( In April 2023, Phillip J. Anderson made a series of “crazy” market forecasts… Call #1: Just weeks after Silicon Valley Bank collapsed, he said the worst of the banking crisis was over, and many bank stocks were a buy… Call #2: While experts were calling for housing crash 2.0, he also said housing stocks were a buy… Call #3: And while most experts were calling for a stock crash, he said the market would rally hard in May and June… All three calls turned out to be correct… And the portfolio of stocks Phil recommended off the back of these calls is nearly TRIPLING the return of the S&P 500… Now, Phil is holding an exclusive event – on Wednesday, July 26 at 8 p.m. ET – where he’ll update his most important prediction for 2023… You see, Phil believes markets are entering a strange period of panic he calls the ELEVENTH HOUR… This has nothing to do with a banking crisis, a dollar crisis, commercial real estate or any other market threat you’ve heard about lately… Yet if you’re not prepared, it could be even more ruinous to your portfolio than what happened in 2022… [Click here to reserve your FREE seat to the ELEVENTH HOUR event.]( -- This “AI Revolution” in Wealth Management Is a Perfect Setup A survey of 2,000 UK adults conducted by Finder last week showed that 8% had already used ChatGPT for financial advice, while 19% said they would consider doing so. This is gaining serious momentum. However, as an avid student of the 200-year-long real estate cycle history in the U.S., I must say one thing… It’s happening right when the second – and more speculative – half of the cycle is poised to go into overdrive. You can’t make it up. I mentioned above the fact there is truly only “one” way to get one over everyone else in the markets. They have a name; they are called “insiders.” These are the select few who know everything that’s going on in all publicly listed companies. And unless a chatbot like ChatGPT grows legs and can walk into these board rooms of listed stocks, it will never know the truth. Garbage In = Garbage Out Here’s the setup, however. Start releasing news to the media about how great the company is, how its growth prospects are out of this world, and even ask an obliging accountancy firm to produce a fabulous-looking audit for your company. This is what ChatGPT will be reading. And if the news conforms to its prior criteria for stock selection, it will most likely provide a “buy” recommendation. At least, that’s what seems to have happened during this Finder experiment. The problem is, this is how insiders have manipulated the market since markets began. And now you’re telling me almost 20% of UK adults may strongly consider using ChatGPT for financial advice. The setup is just delicious! Here’s a historical example of how it works… Insiders Manipulate the Markets When insiders want to sell out of a given stock, they release good news. When they want in, they release bad news. Below is a great example. I found four headlines from 2021 detailing reports concerning iron ore and resources in general from the Australian Financial Review. I overlaid those on a chart of Fortescue Metals, one of Australia’s biggest iron ore exporters. The red arrows show you the dates of the articles. Now imagine ChatGPT reading those headlines! This is how insiders manipulate markets. Believe me, they will manipulate AI as well. There is only one thing in financial markets that you can trust will not lie to you. And that’s a stock chart. My readers know what to do when they read something that’s positive or negative about a stock they own. The question now is: do you? Regards, [signature] Phil Anderson Editor, Cycles Trading with Phil Anderson P.S. On Wednesday, July 26 I’m holding a special event called [The Eleventh Hour – Last Chance](. As I mentioned above, we’re in the speculative, second half of the real estate cycle… a time which I call “The Eleventh Hour.” This is a time that can [make or break your retirement](. During this briefing, I’ll go over what to expect during The Eleventh Hour… I’ll talk about how you can learn to “see” the reliable cycles and patterns the market has followed for hundreds of years… and where you should put your money right now for the greatest gains. 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