Time to Make Money

Do the charts and cycle intervals discussed in 3 main categories really work? Or is the Benner conspiracy a conspiracy strategy?

In my research to understand the content of the image below, which I came across on social media, I came across a book called "Benner's Prophecies Regarding Future Rises and Falls in Prices," written by Samuel Benner in 1875. The book is anonymous and you can search it on archive.org or Google Books .

The "Periods When to Make Money" prediction chart, by George Tritch, is divided into three main categories: A, B, and C, and the cyclical years are marked as a code. The chart is also known as the Benner cycle.

He identified the years 1927, 1945, 1965, 1981, 1999, 2019, 2035, and 2053 in Category A as the years in which panics occurred and the years in which they would occur again . He predicted that the cyclical movement in these years occurred/will occur sequentially every 16/18/20 years . According to this cycle, does the formula 1927+18=1945, 1945+20=1965, 1965+16=1981 actually work? Are these years the right time to make money? What happened in the past during these years?

Year	World Economy	Turkish Economy
1927 – Speculative Growth and the Beginning of Industrialization	Interest rate cuts in the US accelerated stock market speculation. Europe was recovering from the war.	The Industrial Encouragement Law was passed. The Industrial and Mining Bank was established. The state began supporting private entrepreneurship.
1945 – Post-War Reconstruction	World War II ends. The Bretton Woods system is established. The IMF and the World Bank are born.	Despite remaining outside the war, famine and low production were still prevalent. With the transition to multi-party rule, economic liberalism began to be discussed.
1965 – Welfare State and Planned Development	While Vietnamese spending increased in the United States, welfare state policies were widespread in Europe.	Five-Year Development Plans were being implemented. The State Planning Organization was active. Industrial investments accelerated, and the import substitution model was adopted.
1981 – Neoliberal Transformation and Post-Crisis Reforms	The Reagan era began in the U.S. Interest rates rose, and stagflation was fought.	Following the January 24th Decisions, the transition to a free market economy accelerated. Exchange rates were liberalized, and exports were encouraged. Inflation rose.
1999 – Digitalization and the Crisis Threshold	The dot-com bubble inflated. The WTO expanded. The euro was introduced digitally.	The Marmara Earthquake brought economic hardship. The banking crisis deepened. A standby agreement was signed with the IMF. The 2001 crisis was approaching.
2019 – Pre-Pandemic Fragility	The US-China trade war, low interest rates, record global debt. The first cases of COVID-19 were detected in China.	High inflation and exchange rate fluctuations occurred. The Central Bank began cutting interest rates. Economic fragility increased.

He identified the years 1926, 1935, 1945, 1953, 1962, 1972, 1980, 1989, 1999, 2007, 2016, 2026, 2034, 2043, and 2053 in Category B as years of good times, high prices, and the time to sell all kinds of stocks and assets. He predicted that the cyclical movement in these years occurred/will occur every 8/9/10 years respectively. According to this cycle; Does the formula 1926+9=1935, 1935+10=1945, 1945+8=1953 really work? Are these years the time to make money? What happened in the past during these years?

Year	World Economy	Turkish Economy
1926 - From Chaos to Order and Industrialization	Protectionist policies dominated. While growth continued in the United States, Europe was recovering from the war.	The Turkish Civil Code was adopted. Private property was secured. Commodity exchanges were established, and industrialization was encouraged.
1935 - The Great Depression and the Banking System	Recovery after the Great Depression. New Deal policies in the United States, deflationary pressures in Europe.	The etatist model strengthened. Public institutions such as Sümerbank and Etibank were established. Industrial investments accelerated.
1945 - War and Peace	World War II ends. The Bretton Woods system is established. The IMF and the World Bank are born.	Despite remaining out of the war, famine and low production were experienced. The transition to multi-party system began, and liberal economics was discussed.
1953 - Cold War and Marshall Aid	The Eisenhower era in the U.S. The Cold War intensified, military spending increased.	Thanks to Marshall Aid, agricultural and infrastructure investments were made. The private sector was encouraged, and imports increased.
1962 - Keynesian Development Plan	Keynesian policies dominated. Welfare state practices were widespread.	The State Planning Organization was active. The Second Five-Year Development Plan began. The planned development model was adopted.
1972 - Oil and Inflation	Growth before the oil shock. The dollar's link to gold weakened in the US.	Dependence on oil imports increased. The foreign trade deficit widened. Inflationary pressures began.
1980 - Neoliberalism and Foreign Trade	The neoliberal transformation began. Free market reforms gained momentum during the Reagan and Thatcher eras.	The January 24th Decisions adopted an export-led growth model. The exchange rate was liberalized, and inflation rose.
1989 - Wars Between Communism and Capitalism	With the collapse of the Soviet Union, global capitalism strengthened. The transition to a free market economy began in Eastern Europe.	Capital movements were freed. Financial liberalization accelerated. The stock market and banking sector grew.
1999 - Transition to the Digital Age and Earthquake	The dot-com bubble inflated. Globalization peaked. The WTO expanded.	The Marmara Earthquake imposed a significant economic burden. A stand-by agreement was signed with the IMF. The 2001 crisis approached.
2007 - Mortgage Crisis	Credit expansion was at its peak before the global financial crisis. The mortgage bubble in the US was growing.	Short-term growth continued. The current account deficit widened due to the low interest rate environment and hot money inflow.
2016 - Brexit Referendum and Coup	Interest rates are low, growth is slow. China's slowdown and Brexit have created uncertainty.	Economic confidence was shaken after the July 15 coup attempt. Public spending increased, spurring growth.

Category C 1924, 1931, 1942, 1951, 1958, 1969, 1978, 1985, 1996, 2005, 2012, 2023, 2032, 2039, 2050, 2059 are years of hard times, low prices, and a good time to buy stocks, "corner goods," etc., and wait until the "boom" reaches the years of good times; then sell off He stated that the cyclical movement in these years occurred/will occur every 3+6(9) / 2+5(7) / 4+7(11) years in this order. According to this cycle; it goes from C to B. Then it returns to C again. It's like the ups and downs of the stock market. Does the formula 1924+2=1926, 1926+5=1931, 1931+4=1935, 1935+7=1942 really work? Are the years specified the time to make money? What happened in the past in these years?

Year	World Economy	Turkish Economy
1924 - War and Peace	Recovery after World War I. The US is growing, Europe is in debt.	The impact of the Izmir Economic Congress continues. Agriculture and infrastructure are priorities. The economic foundations of the Republic are being laid.
1931 - The Great Depression and Its Effects	The Great Depression spreads. Britain abandons the gold standard.	The process of establishing the Central Bank begins. Etatism is strengthening, and industrial investments are accelerating.
1942 - War Economy	World War II economy. Production was directed towards the war industry.	The Wealth Tax is implemented. The economy is shrinking due to scarcity, rationing, and high taxes.
1951 - Marshall Aid and Foreign Trade	The Korean War is escalating in the US. Marshall aid supports Europe.	The Democratic Party encourages the private sector. Agricultural mechanization and foreign borrowing are beginning.
1958 - IMF and Debt Policy	Debt is increasing in developing countries.	The first stand-by agreement with the IMF. The Turkish Lira is devalued by 40%. A currency crisis is underway.
1969 - Inflation and Development	Inflation is rising in the US. The gold/dollar system is under pressure.	The Third Development Plan is beginning. Industrial investments continue, and the external deficit is growing.
1978 - Oil Crisis and Foreign Exchange	Stagflation following the oil shock. Interest rates are rising.	The foreign debt crisis is deepening. The foreign exchange crunch is unfolding. The foundation for the January 24th decisions is being formed.
1985 - Foreign Trade and Free Market	The Reagan era. Free market reforms, Japan an export giant.	The export-led growth model is taking hold. Privatization of state-owned enterprises is beginning.
1996 - EU and Customs	The WTO is becoming more active. Globalization is accelerating.	The Customs Union with the EU comes into force. Industrial integration is increasing, and inflation is around 80%.
2005 - Mortgage and the IMF	China and India are growing. A mortgage bubble is forming in the US.	Growth is accelerating after the IMF. Inflation is falling to single digits, and investor confidence is rising.
2012 - EU Crisis and the Construction Sector	Eurozone debt crisis. Low interest rate policy in the US.	Domestic demand is rising due to credit expansion. The current account deficit is widening, and the construction sector is at its peak.
2023 - Inflation, Interest and Exchange Rate Protected Deposits	Inflation and interest rate hikes. Recession concerns in the US and Europe. Growth is slowing in China.	Currency-protected deposits continue. Inflation is high, reserve pressure is rising. Public spending is increasing after the earthquake.

According to the table and the year cycle, the period until 2023 + 3 = 2026 is the transition from C to B. Let's adapt it to the present day on a yearly basis.

Year	World Economy	Turkish Economy
2024 - Elections and Artificial Intelligence	It's an election year in the US, interest rates are high. Signs of recovery in China. Investments in artificial intelligence are increasing.	An investment-focused budget is being announced. The fight against inflation continues. Export subsidies are being increased.
2025 - Artificial Intelligence and Digitalism	Artificial intelligence and the green transformation are at the forefront of the global economy. Growth is slowing in the US.	The Medium-Term Program is being updated. Digital TL pilots are beginning. Current account balance is targeted.

The last sentence of the chart reads , "Of course. Keep this card and watch it closely."

Crazy Questions in Mind?

• Do you think this chart really works?

• According to the table, how were the buy/sell signals formed in the stock market and crypto?

• Does the Bull market and Bear market develop according to the cycles in this chart?

• Is someone making decisions based on this cycle? Or is it a conspiracy theory?

• Do you pay attention to this table when making decisions in your business life, considering investment decisions, buying/selling in the stock market or crypto?

• Are they making fun of us? ;) (No, they are not kidding. The people who created the site are running it like clockwork.)

• What awaits us in the future?

Pay attention to the table, print it, hang it on your board and stay tuned ;)