FREE SPECIAL REPORT · FROM THE AUTHOR OF THE BEST-SELLER “WHO’S TAKING YOUR MONEY?”

The market runs on a clock. Most people never learn to read it.

In his best-seller Who’s Taking Your Money?, Jeremy Britton called it Clockwork Investing: using the 300-year-old Economic Clock to understand why money moves from one part of the market to another. We’ve distilled it into a free 5-page special report. No jargon. No fluff. No predictions.

By Jeremy Britton, financial planner since 1992, and Jennifer Robertson, co-founders of BostonTrading.

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Sound familiar?

If the market has ever felt like it moves the moment you do, you're not imagining it.

I always buy right before it drops.

You waited until it felt safe. By then, everyone else had already bought.

I sold in a panic.

The headlines were scary, so you got out. Then you watched it bounce back without you.

Everyone said it only goes up.

Property, shares, whatever was hot. Until it wasn't.

I don't know who to trust.

Every expert on the news says something different. Most are guessing too.

I don't have time to study this.

You have a job and a life. You need a simple way to think, not a second career.

I just want to stop guessing.

You don't need to predict the future. You just want to know what season you're in.

The problem isn't the market. It's not knowing which season you're in.

Markets have moved in cycles for more than 300 years. Booms, busts, recoveries. Over and over. Most people only notice the season once the crowd does, which is usually too late to act calmly.

Good decisions start with a better question. Not “what's going up?”, but “where are we in the cycle, and what tends to happen next?”

Slow down. Read the clock. Then decide.

In 5 pages, you'll learn:

12-Phase Economic Clock

121234567891011YOU ARE HERE
12

BOOM

Falling Overseas Reserves

1

LATE EXPANSION

2

PEAK

Rising Interest Rates

3

EARLY CONTRACTION

4

RECESSION

5

TROUGH

Rate Normalization

6

EARLY RECOVERY

Rising Overseas Reserves

7

GROWTH

8

EXPANSION

Fiscal Stimulus

9

LATE GROWTH

Quantitative Easing

10

PRE-BOOM

Falling Interest Rates

11

SURGE

As of October 2026, several Australian signals (RBA cash rate 4.60%, six straight months of falling dwelling values) fit the Peak to Early Contraction part of the clock. Sources: Reserve Bank of Australia; Cotality Home Value Index, September 2026.

The Big Idea

You do not need to pick the perfect investment if you are standing in the right part of the clock. The clock gives context before you choose the individual asset.

  • The 12 phases of the clock — so you can spot which season the market may be in, instead of guessing from headlines

  • Why money rotates between property, shares, commodities and cash — and why the crowd usually shows up last

  • The 4 signals worth watching — interest rates, housing, credit and growth

  • 5 practical steps — to use the clock without pretending to predict every price move

  • Where the clock sits right now — and which risks may deserve more of your attention

What this is NOT

This isn't a stock tip.

It isn't a prediction.

It isn't a sales pitch dressed up as a report.

It's a clear way to think about timing, so your next money decision is driven a little less by emotion and a lot more by evidence.

"A clock, not a crystal ball. It won't tell you the exact time, but it can tell you which season you may be in."

Why is it free?

Simple. If the report is useful, you'll trust us a little more. If it isn't, you've lost ten minutes. That's the deal. (And if you like it, there are five more on the way.)

Jeremy Britton, financial planner and co-founder of BostonTrading

Who wrote it

Jeremy Britton has been a financial planner since 1992 and is the author of the best-seller Who’s Taking Your Money?. Together with Jennifer Robertson he co-founded BostonTrading. He’s watched the clock turn through the dot-com crash, the GFC and COVID. This report distils how he reads the cycle into something you can use in an afternoon.

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