The Record
Six years of dated forecasts, in public.
Every forecast below was published before the period it covers. The misses are here alongside the hits.
The archive includes both successful calls and misses, so the record can be judged honestly. If the record does not earn your trust, do not buy the method.
How to Read the Archive
Each forecast was published before the year it covered — not written after the fact.
The archive includes both successful calls and misses, so the record can be judged honestly.
Use this page with the library and the essay What Market Forecasting Can and Cannot Do to understand the method in context.
Published Forecasts
These are the public annual archives, most recent first. The active forecast sits at the top; the prior years remain in the record for comparison and review.
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2026 Active
The cycle peak, the crystallisation year, and the road into 2026.
Published before the year began. The call is being tested in real time — untested as of today. Watch it land, or miss, in public.
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Apr ’25 Case Study
The 2025 crash low, called one day early — on camera.
On 6 April 2025 the bottom was forecast for the 7th, by counting time rather than reading the news. The video timestamps and the Dow prices are shown side by side — three turn dates in a row, each published in advance.
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2025
Year of ascension, late-cycle strength, and the public review that followed.
Called as a continuation of late-cycle momentum. The public review is on record alongside the original forecast document.
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2024
The decade-cycle reading, the Bitcoin work, and the 2024 pressure map.
A 2024–2029 peak-and-panic window was set in advance. The original document, the Bitcoin timing work, and the outcome review are all here.
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2023
The recovery call, the polarity flip, and the year that showed the method can invert.
An early-2023 recovery was called while consensus forecast recession. The S&P 500 went on to new highs. The polarity-flip discussion — where the cycle reversed — is part of the record.
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2022
The war cycle, gold target, and the bear-market record.
Gold was called at $1,621 in the forecast published December 2021. It bottomed at $1,620.32 — 68 cents from the figure. The bear-market timeline and the war-cycle call are also on record.
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2020
The mid-March low, named before the COVID crash.
A mid-March low was named in the February 2020 forecast, before the March 23 bottom of the COVID crash. The original dated document is available for review.
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What the Record Is For
The purpose of this archive is not to claim certainty. It is to show how the work behaves when it is published in advance and then reviewed against actual markets. That is the standard by which The International Skool of Forecasting asks to be judged.
If you want the limits and the miss-rate discussion, read What Market Forecasting Can and Cannot Do. If you want the full public library, start with the library index.
The Method
See how the method works.
The forecast record is built on cycle intervals that have been taught, tested, and published since 2018. If the record has earned your attention, the library is the next step — free, before you spend anything.
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