Month: November 2025

Next Generation Financial Consultancy

CVC’s Analytical Cloud Service

TimeSeriesSCC owners can enhance their market analysis through a subscription to the Analytical Cloud. This platform provides immediate access to a curated workspace with 30 analytical files for various financial instruments, allowing full customization and real-time analysis. New purchasers also receive a complimentary annual subscription bundled with their software.

TimeSeriesSCC: The Data-Driven Path to Validated Seasonal and Economic Trading Strategies

TimeSeriesSCC is an advanced investment software grounded in the Economic Wave Theory, designed for professional analysts. It allows users to conduct precise cyclic analysis and develop data-driven trading strategies. The software empowers users with robust statistical tools, facilitating high-confidence forecasts and effective strategies across multiple market cycles and timeframes.

Understanding Economic Wave Theory and Market Cycles

The analysis focuses on the Economic Wave Theory, emphasizing its predictive capacity for macro-economic cycles, particularly using inflation-adjusted charts. It highlights significant economic phases from 1949, forecasts upcoming economic turning points, and warns of an imminent market crash. Overall, it underscores the necessity of integrating various analytical methods for accurate predictions.

Understanding Commodity Prices: War Indicators and Future Projections (The Economic Wave Theory and Hurst Cycles)

The analysis connects the Kuznets and Kondratieff cycles to commodity price trends, predicting a significant price rise in 2026, indicating potential global conflict. The 18-year pattern anticipates a 26-month upswing, but a market peak is likely in 2027, with geopolitical tensions easing and price troughs expected in early 2029.

Beyond the Headlines: Navigating US Markets with Long-Term & Short-Term Cycles

CVC’s analysis of the S&P 500 index emphasizes the principle of Commonality and Hurst cycles, forecasting an 18-month correction without catastrophic crashes. The current market is seen as a topping pattern, prompting a sell signal. Investors should consider put options for insurance during the anticipated correction phase.