80-Year Cycle Poised to Impact CA & US; Grain Cycles in 2020 – 2022 Corroborate!
Outlook 2019/2020
The 80-Year Cycle
10-30-19 – The 40-Year Cycle has powerfully reinforced its ubiquity and accuracy, right up to the present day. While many of the events about to be discussed might be debated as to their individual impact or significance, they combine with so many corroborating events to create a synergy that cannot be refuted.
So how do the intensifying wildfires in California, the US pullout from Northern Syria (catapulting Turkey into the most decisive period in their recent history), the unresolved trade war with China, and the continued ascent in Gold – not to mention dozens of other seemingly unrelated occurrences – reinforce this uncanny 40-Year Cycle?
If they are somehow linked, what does that signify?
America’s Trio of 80YCs
In articles over the past decade, I have detailed the 40-Year Cycle that has governed America’s entire existence – incorporating everything from currency to conflict to agricultural development and shifts. Global gold and currency action – dating back to (at least) the 1200’s has adhered to that cycle. That cycle projected a momentous shift for 2017 – 2021.
A higher-magnitude 80-Year Cycle has timed the bigger, over-arching evolutions – most notably America’s involvement in major wars (1781 – 1861 – 1941 – 2021?). That 80-Year Cycle of War has also governed European conflict – prior to and overlapping America’s existence as a nation – dating back hundreds of years prior to 1781.
As discussed in 2013 – 2015, that 80-Year Cycle has also timed larger migration shifts in America – tied to agriculture (and gold). The excerpt on page 2 recounts a little bit of that analysis – detailing why I believe the 2020’s could usher in a developing shift away from California. And that could impact a lot!
That doesn’t have to be a mass exodus, but simply a steady intensification of what is already emerging – based on many factors. Numerous articles have already documented the start of this transition – an early fulfillment of the analysis detailed in 2013 – 2015 and another form of ‘canary in the coal mine’.
https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-population-growth-20190501-story.html
https://lao.ca.gov/LAOEconTax/Article/Detail/265
https://www.latimes.com/projects/la-pol-ca-next-california-demographics/
They attribute a potential population shift to various factors – including an aging population (80-Year Cycle?). With diverse living costs already sky-high, a demographic shift will increase the financial burden to fewer citizens – likely accelerating the exodus due to lack of affordability. Increasing natural disasters – and the costs they create (directly and indirectly in rising costs like insurance) could exacerbate this.
[NOTE: I have no ‘axe to grind’ with California. On the contrary, I love what the state has to offer and spend a couple weeks there every year. I lived there in the ‘90’s, have more than half of my family based there, love the coast – from Santa Monica up to Mendocino – and have backpacked in Yosemite for a week at a time, 5 times over the past decade. This is simply cyclic observations and analysis.]
From an agricultural perspective, there are factors that could push crop production costs up and validate the analysis described in 2015 (crackdown on illegal immigration, intensifying climate swings, etc.). That could impact all of us (’as goes California’…). This is just one subtle validation of the dramatic shift expected to take hold as America’s third 80-Year Cycle culminates. There are other ’seeds of change’ that confirm related 80-Year Cycles and portend dramatic changes in the ’20’s. Stay tuned…
Soybeans, Corn & Wheat remain in the early stages of a bull market expected to last into [reserved for subscribers]… Most recently, they rallied into mid-Oct. when Soybeans fulfilled multiple cycles and wave-timing targets – ushering in an intermediate (multi-week) correction.
That peak had Soybeans spiking to new multi-month highs, fulfilling their weekly trend patterns as they completed a symmetrical move from their Dec. ’18 top – first declining for ~21 weeks and then rallying for ~21 weeks. All of this argues for a 1 – 2 month period of consolidation in Soybeans…”
Grains are fulfilling the outlook for 2019 with focus now shifting to future cycles in 3Q ’20… and then in mid-2022 when the 2-Year Cycle portends a future peak in most grains (potentially the culmination of Food Crisis Cycles).
That dovetails with projection for the peak of a 40-Year Cycle of Drought & 80-Year Cycle of Agriculture (2021) and the onset of Deluge Cycles in 2022 and beyond? (See discussions in 2015 – 2017 regarding global and US (CA) potential for a final warmup AND the culmination of Drought Cycles in 2016 – 2021, projected to give way to seismic shifts in 2022 – 2024. 2016/2017 provided a precursor.)
~11-Year, ~40-Year & ~80-Year Cycles all converge in 2021/2022 and pinpoint the expected transition of natural, geopolitical and market cycles.
That is also when Corn has a corroborating 3-year low (July 2007) – low (Jun 2010) – high (July 2013) – high (June 2016) – high (May/Jun 2019) – high (May/June 2022) Cycle Progression – projecting a 1 – 2 year peak – that was reinforced by a 6 – 12 month peak in May/June 2019.
Wheat has a ~6-year low (2004) – low (2010) – low (2016) – high (2022) Cycle Progression that is being reinforced by a ~33-month low (3Q 2016) – low (2Q 2019) – high (1Q 2022) Cycle Progression.
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