In this episode, growth investor John Pocorobba (founder of Rain King) reveals why the market is set up for a massive acceleration phase over the next decade. Historically, major stock market cycles consist of 10- to 15-year sideways consolidations (like 2000–2015) followed by roughly 25-year secular bull markets. According to John, the supercycle that began in 2009 is about to hit its critical acceleration phase between 2028 and 2033.
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Great discussion. Thank you 🙏
John was a great guest, loved the chart with the leadership stocks marked up on the index, I will be doing that in the future to help ne get in the right stocks 👏
Very good information. Thank you.
Good job fellas
Is it possible to get the slides from the presentation? thank!
John Pocorobba, that was some great charts and stats. Thank you.