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Boom Ahoy

12 February 2025

Gerald Mullaney


To make sense of where the economy is at, i will just summarise events therefore having a timeline to see how the economy is tracking through the recession years to the next BOOM AHOY.


The boom years ended at the end of 2021, the economy entered a planned recession in 2022 and is still in recession going into Feb 2025

Possible coming to and end mid to late 2025.


By the time the recession has completed its cycle the recession will have been near three and a half years to a maximum of 4 years long by the time the planned recession completes its planned cycle


Jan 2022 to Dec 2022 Autumn


Jan 2023 to Dec 2024 Winter


Jan 2025 to Dec 2025 Spring


Jan 2026 and Beyond Summer


The boom to from 2010 to to 2021 which was 11 years was so huge and so long it needs a good recession to get the economy back on track.


The recession has been quite severe as many forced sales have occured and many business have gon bankrupt.


The idea of a recession is the not only to get the economy back on tract but to clean up the economy and remove excess debt and zoombie companies and non performing companies.


The recession is readying the economy for the Boom Ahoy 2026


The question to be asked of ourselves is, is one prepared for the BOOM AHOY 2026 and beyond? Because by cycle it is going to happen.

 
 
 

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