Yes, of course, it is quite possible to estimate the likely development of events by analogy with historical examples, but it is unlikely that these conclusions will be suitable for quick profit. There are several theories of cycles. In general, they all agree on only one thing, that the story develops in a spiral. For example, the interest rate has not yet peaked, but will still increase, and hence, you can already forget about the permanent increase in the stock market. Signs of cooling are already visible from the reduce of lending in the US. The further it goes, the more nervous the market becomes, which means that the recent champions in capitalization will start to take positions. I managed to make a profit on the sale of one of them, for example. I won't say the name of it, but you can easily define it yourself. Its shares dropped by 10% in a week.