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Adithya Pappala

Stealth • 13d

We will make Infinite money in these years, It includes 2019 & so on.. This 150-year-old chart, created by a farmer in 1875, might have cracked the code on market cycles. Samuel Benner's "Periods When to Make Money" uses historical patterns to identify Panic Years, Good Times, and Hard Times. What's wild? It predicted the Great Depression, the Dot Com bubble, and even the COVID crash with eerie accuracy. ■ Where are we now? According to Benner, we're in a "Hard Times" phase- low prices and high opportunities. Historically, these periods set the stage for the next big boom. While it's not a crystal ball, this framework reminds us how cyclical markets-and human behavior-really are. Does a 150-year-old chart have anything to teach today's markets? Will you wait & build or directly into the building for 2025? Let me know. Curious.

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 13d

Good then because I am building for 2025-2035 itself. Noice, guess i am in luck

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 13d

Markets today are influenced by things like tech, globalization, and central banks, which were unheard of in 1875 so the cycle may repeat, sure but it’s not a carbon copy

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 13d

Bro why is this accurate? We had one in 2019 too because of the pandemic. Damn bro

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