Titans of Market Cycles Analysis Convene at Live in '25

Foundation for the Study of Cycles

Live in ’25: The next great chapter in cycles science is underway.

In an intimate, highly interactive setting, market legends and pioneering researchers Larry Williams, Peter Eliades, Sherman McClellan, Akhil Patel, Peter Borish, and more shared decades of insights.

FSC all-stars including Dr. Richard Smith, Lars von Thienen, Jake Bernstein, Ray Tomes, Andrew Pancholi, Bill Sarubbi, and Ron William passed the torch to a new generation of cycles explorers, continuing the grand tradition of mentorship and discovery.

Attendees didn’t just listen, they participated, connected, and laid the foundation for a stronger, more unified community. The conference also previewed groundbreaking new tools designed to make cycles analysis more powerful and accessible to all, regardless of background or experience.

From the main stage to the dinner table, Live in ’25 wasn’t just a conference. It was a reunion, a launchpad, and a signal: The next great chapter in cycles science is underway.

Here are some special moments from the event:

So many unforgettable moments at the Live in ’25 conference in NYC last week – but Peter Borish dropping in to share his wisdom with a new generation of cycles explorers was truly a highlight. We’re so grateful for his presence and insight!

Market legends Sherman McClellan, Peter Eliades, and Larry Williams didn’t just deliver brilliant presentations at Live in ’25 – they stayed, connected, and shared generously with attendees throughout the conference. Their presence made this gathering truly unforgettable.

Larry Williams and Tom McClellan collaborate.

FSC Chairman Dr. Richard Smith, Board Member Bill Sarubbi, and Masters Working Group Member and frequent contributor Stan Harley at one of the nightly receptions hosted on SUNY Global Center’s terrace café.

Presenter Christopher Carolan and Masters Working Group Member Bruno Estier talk cycles.

Masters Working Group Member Sven Haile and FSC Board Members Iain McKay and Andrew Pancholi celebrating on the SUNY Global Center terrace café.