Thanks Snippit. I just wonder what effect extreme amounts of debt have had on contracting those cycles. Economic growth cycles took longer to complete in the past. Everything has been moved up a notch into hyperdrive. Question would remain whether the crisis stage has actually completed assuming everything is accurate here. The previous start of the crisis phase followed a virtual collapse of the stock market and the economy. They believe the crisis phase is over but there was only a mild collapse on both fronts. If this were to continue without a further collapse what would happen to valuations? A real reset would certainly have me very interested in the saeculum theory.
The other thing I wonder is what it looked like for the previous cycle. We can only really see one cycle here. One cycle surely does not make it a recurring event?
Interesting to see how it all plays out over time.
Also don't really like assigning definite time stamps to cycles. They play out continuously but certainly aren't slaves to time