55. Harnessing Historical Cycles: Insights into Market Dynamics and Personal Resilience

The Business of Doing Business with Dwayne Kerrigan

In this episode, Dwayne engages with esteemed market analyst Andrew Pancholi to explore the critical role of cycles in shaping economic, political, and social landscapes. Drawing from decades of research, Andy discusses the recurrence of significant patterns, such as financial crashes and pandemics, across various timelines, including the 90-year financial and 100-year pandemic cycles. The conversation examines the emotional influence of human behaviours like hope, fear, and greed on markets and personal decision-making strategies. The episode emphasizes preparedness and the capacity to manage mental load, as illustrated through personal anecdotes. This episode offers practical insights for traders, investors, and individuals to navigate uncertainties.

Time Stamps:

00:00 Introduction

00:48 Guest Introduction: Andrew Pancholi

02:02 Market Timing and Predictions

05:22 Understanding Cycles and Historical Patterns

11:28 Personal and Business Cycles

24:23 Election Cycles and Political Predictions

32:29 Commodity Cycles and Historical Repeats

38:53 Understanding Cycle Event Windows

39:23 Managing Risk in Volatile Markets

40:17 The Importance of Risk Management

43:28 Hope, Fear, and Greed in Trading

50:46 Global Cycles and Civil Unrest

58:42 The Future of Energy and Resources

01:00:43 Managing Fear and Capacity in Crisis

01:13:23 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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