Why the 18.6-year property cycle says stocks will boom into a 2026 peak

Fat Tail Investment Research’s Editorial Director Greg Canavan chats with Land Cycle Investor’s Catherine Cashmore about where we are in the 18.6-year cycle and what it means for property and stock market investors. They cover a lot of ground, including: • A review of the land cycle • Why property is rising with interest rates • The outlook for the Aussie property market • Why Melbourne missed the post-covid boom and could rebound in 2025 • Why years ending in four tend to be bearish for the stock market • Why years ending in five are bullish for the stock market • Where China fits into the cycle • Commodity prices and the Kondratieff Wave peaking with the land cycle • The difficulty of profiting from the bust • The likelihood of war as boom turns to bust This video was recorded in late August 2024 For the full article, click here: https://daily.fattail.com.au/the-18-6... To sign up to Fat Tail Daily, click here: https://signup.fattaildaily.com.au/23... Welcome to Fat Tail Investment Research, your source for fortifying and growing your wealth with insights from leading experts in finance and investing. Join us each week as we roll out fresh videos, tapping into the expertise of top-notch specialists in investing, economics, the stock market, real estate, and personal finance, tailored specifically for our Australian investors. Subscribe to our YouTube channel @FatTailInvestmentResearch =============================== All content is © Fat Tail Investment Research Pty Ltd All Rights Reserved. Financial Services Guide ====================================== Please keep this guide for future reference. A copy is available from us on request or can be downloaded from our website at fattail.com.au/financial-services-guide/. If you do not understand anything in it, or require more information, please feel free to contact us IMPORTANT =============================== We provide general financial product advice only. The advice published by Fat Tail Investment Research has been prepared without taking into account your objectives, financial situations or needs. Before acting on our recommendations, you should consider their appropriateness to your specific investment objectives, financial situation and needs. If you are uncertain as to what your objectives and needs are, you should contact a financial adviser or stockbroker who is licensed to provide you with personal financial product advice. #Investing #Finance #ASX News #Australia #Investment