A business-cycle framework traced back through the economists who built it, paired with a tested library of AI prompts you can paste into any major model today.
Expansion, peak, contraction, trough. Burns and Mitchell measured them; leading, coincident, and lagging indicators still describe them. AI does not replace that framework. It reads it faster, and at a scale no desk can match by hand.
If the cycle tells you where you are, sector rotation tells you where capital should move next. Technology in booms, utilities in recessions: not because of a hunch, but because industries expand, contract, and rebound with the economy.
The book will not promise guaranteed outperformance. What it offers is a sharper set of tools for the judgment calls successful investing always requires: how to prompt, verify, and stress-test: the skills that outlast any particular model.
Not a summary of what AI could theoretically do for your portfolio: the actual prompts, frameworks, and sourced history behind them.
Two free tools, built from the same frameworks the book teaches in full.
Enter a few tickers you hold and see a live preview of the Chapter 17 methodology: what happens to a portfolio if rates rise, oil spikes, credit spreads widen, volatility jumps, or the dollar strengthens.
Run the free stress test →One page, three chained AI prompts, and the full four-phase framework, the same workflow Chapter 3, Chapter 4, and Appendix B teach, compressed into something you can run today.
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