The FSC Welcomes New Development Director

Foundation for the Study of Cycles

The FSC Welcomes New Development Director Ron William

We are thrilled to announce that Ron William has agreed to join the FSC as the new Development Director.

"The development and growth of the FSC, building on the vision and heritage of Edward R. Dewey, is an important mission, especially for future generations ahead," said William.

Ron William, CFTe, is a market strategist and educator/mentor with more than 20 years of experience working for leading economic research and institutional firms and producing tactical research and trading strategies. He specializes in global, multi-asset, top-down framework, grounded in behavioral technical analysis, driven by cycles based on the "Roadmap" signature model of veteran market technician Robin Griffiths, published in his book Mapping the Markets.

Ron also applies a "market and mind" approach at IntensiChi, using the latest techniques in behavioral-risk models and neuroscience sourced from expert groups. He further supplements with mentoring/coaching, trained by the International Coaching Federation (ICF), and teaches a regulatory approved masterclass in Applied Behavioral Science with investment, private banks, and CFA Societies.

Ron's primary work, as part of his current institutional market advisory firm (RWA), acquired global industry recognition as winner of “Best FX Research” in 2020. Financial media programs and industry publications regularly feature his market insights, including Is the big cycle about to turn?, predicting the 2020 crash and alerting the “Minsky paradigm” of 2020 H2-2022.

Driven by high-integrity education, Ron serves as part of the education committee of the International Federation of Technical Analysts (IFTA), heads the SAMT Geneva Chapter, and is an honorary member of ESTA. He is also a visiting lecturer at leading universities, active guest speaker for the CFA, CAIA and CISI, and senior teacher at colleges offering an accredited diploma in trading and investing.