Cycle
This old chart from 1875 has accurately predicted everything from the dot-com bubble in 2000 to the COVID pandemic in 2020. Did you notice that 2023 was a good time to buy BTC? Now, what awaits us in 2026?
A. The years when panic has happened and will happen again.
B. The boom years, high prices, and a time to sell stocks and all sorts of values.
C. Bad years, low prices, good times to buy stocks, 'corner lots', commodities etc, and hold until the 'boom' to good years; then unload.
Historical analysis based on charts
Year "A" (Panic)
1927: The period leading up to the Great Depression. The stock market crash occurred in 1929, but economic instability began earlier.
1945: Economic Adjustments and Shifts After World War II. Although the war was over, there were still significant economic changes and adjustments.
1965: This period saw economic changes but no major panic. It was more of a transitional period.
1981: Recession of the early 1980s; high inflation and interest rates, leading to economic instability.
1999: The Dot-com bubble burst in 2000, leading to significant losses in technology stocks.
2019: Before the COVID-19 pandemic caused major disruption to the global economy and markets.
2035 & 2053: These are future predictions that have no historical events associated with them.
"B" Year (Good Time)
1926-1929: Roaring 20s, a time of economic prosperity and high stock prices.
1945-1953: The post-World War II boom, marked by rapid economic growth and high stock prices.
1962-1972: Economic growth and prosperity, with significant advances in technology and industry.
1980-1989: The bull market of the 1980s, characterized by economic expansion and rising stock prices.
1999-2007: Housing bubble and period of significant growth in housing and stock markets.
2016-2023: Recent economic growth, including strong stock markets and growth in the technology sector.
2034-2043 & 2053-2059: Future Forecast.
Year "C" (Hard Times)
1924-1931: The Great Depression, which began with the stock market crash of 1929.
1931-1942: The economy continued to struggle during the Great Depression.
1951-1958: Economic adjustment after the Korean War.
1969-1978: Period of stagnation, marked by high inflation and unemployment.
1986-1995: Early 1990s recession and slow recovery.
2005-2012: The Great Recession caused by the 2008 financial crisis.
Not financial advice đ„
