Here’s What’s Coming in 2024...

[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. Here’s What’s Coming in 2024… By Phil Anderson, Editor, Cycles Trading with Phil Anderson Believe it or not, 2023 went pretty much as I forecasted at the beginning of the year: a March low and then a strong finish into 2024. My readers were ready for this… especially those who subscribe to my premium newsletter, [The Signal.]( I was right because I looked at the relevant data… something that most investors do not do. They follow the loudest stories in the mainstream media, which only confuses them. 2024 will be one of the last years of the current 18.6-year cycle. It’s the “Eleventh Hour” stage, when most assets grow. And the latest hint about how the rest of the year is going to unfold comes from the world of sports. Recommended Link [Elon Musk’s THREE Startups Created an “Army of Millionaires”]( [image]( “Elon Musk’s last three startups were PayPal, SpaceX, and Tesla. Online payments, electric cars, and rockets into space. Just $300 into those startups could’ve turned into $647,000. That’s why the BBC said that Elon helped create “an army of millionaires.” Can Elon create another army of millionaires with his new AI startup? I think so. And remember, AI has already grown 42 times FASTER than the internet. [Here’s a 2-minute video that shows Elon’s AI in action.]( It’s exciting because I trusted my life to the AI as we hurtled at 65 miles per hour.” –Colin Tedards [Click here to see the insane footage.]( -- A Premier Sign of the Times Let’s have a look at some more recent news concerning U.S.-based interests in sporting stadiums. This time, though, from the U.K. [image] Source: Bloomberg Chelsea is a U.K.-based football club (or soccer, in the U.S.). Chelsea plays in the English Premier League. Premier League is the richest and most prestigious club football competition in the world today… and those involved in it aren’t shy about flaunting their money around. But what Chelsea’s majority owners, U.S.-based Clearlake Capital, have been spending is making the rest of the competition blush. Sure, close to a billion dollars has been splurged on player transfers during the last 18 months. However, unless the rules change, you can only ever play with 11 players on the pitch at one time. So why this headlong rush to take on hundreds of millions of dollars worth of additional debt? It’s the Land They Play On From the above article... (the highlight is mine): Lenders were invited to attend Chelsea’s recent match against Aston Villa FC, according to the people. Deliberations are ongoing and no decisions have been taken on the final amount of any additional borrowing, they said. Fresh funds would give added financial firepower to Chelsea’s majority owner Clearlake Capital and US investor Todd Boehly, who have already spent hundreds of millions of pounds on new players since taking control in May 2022. They’re also looking to fund a redevelopment of Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge stadium in west London, as well as invest in more football clubs. Once again, having a little knowledge of the 18.6-year real estate cycle gives you the edge in interpreting what’s going on around you. We are entering a golden age of unrestrained credit creation and lending. Ask yourself: what’s the best kind of collateral to put forward when it comes to borrowing a quarter of a billion dollars? The Land Takes the Gains It’s the land that the stadium sits on. Not just any land, either. Sitting astride Kings Road, this piece of London is one of the most expensive parcels of land anywhere on the planet. Every previous attempt by Chelsea to expand the stadium before Clearlake Capital arrived as majority owners has been rebuffed by the local council. There are some powerful interests involved, and they have no desire to share the enormous gains owning such land would give Chelsea’s owners. Simply achieving the required access to credit doesn’t guarantee any redevelopment will be given the green light. However, it’s totally possible that the potential gains available for everyone – should the real estate cycle repeat – will reach such incredible heights that all opposition will be quietly and efficiently removed. In fact, it’s very possible that the redevelopment, should it go ahead, may even signal the absolute top of the real estate cycle in the U.K. once completion is announced. That’s why I suggest that deals like this are worth following. It’s because there are only certain small windows of opportunity present in every cycle over the past 200-plus years when such deals are possible. This is the key to developing your market timing skills. And at the end of the day, it has very little to do with players or sports in general. It is, in fact, the ultimate real estate play. The real estate cycle is poised to enter overdrive… and 2024 will be a blockbuster year. 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