All signs currently point to a bullish summer ahead, likely followed by a distribution phase around mid-Q4. From there, we could see the beginning of a bear market that may extend into Q2 2026 — where a potential bottom could form. (Rates back to near 0)

Alternatively, we might experience continued bullish momentum through Q3 and Q4, followed by a shorter bear phase from early Q1 to mid-Q2 — resembling the rapid downturn and recovery we saw during COVID. In either case, the long-term cycle appears to be setting up for a rebound, leading into potential market highs in 2028–2029, which notably align with the next Shmita cycle — traditionally associated with major market corrections or transitions.