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Laura Hetrick's avatar

Emergency Closed Fed meeting tomorrow (MOnday). That should rattle the market.

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There is a theory called "Timewave Zero" by Terence McKenna that observes 'resonance' throughout all of history. These events that emit these so called moments of resonance, are shown on a graph which turn lower (much like a price chart in the market), and as the graph moves lower, it represents more and more novelty. For example, the chart displayed the same behavior of novelty when Egypt had risen to power in B.C. era, as when Nazi Germany had risen to power less than 100 years.

The pitch is that "Timewave Zero" was derived from the ancient chinese civilization that developed a mathematical principle called the I-Ching and also derived from the Mayan Calendar... both of these charts directed our attention to the moment of "maximum saturation", in which all three ended on December 21st 2012.

Each time the wave resonates with some other moments of novelty in the past, it condenses in smaller and smaller time frames.

What does this have to do with the market? First off, this is bigger than the market, but when observing the S&P 500 for example, you can see that after WW2, the market had a very long bull run because people wanted to get back to normalcy and put the war behind them. Then the late 1960's came along with inflation surging out of control, leading to a staggering market. The period of "normalcy" and period of "inflation" are very similar to what he have experience post pandemic.

We are merely resonating these periods of time within 100 years of eachother, rather than 100,000 years of eachother....and you can see that between WW2 to the beginning of inflation in the late 1960's, that time period in the bullish market was longer than the time proceeding the end of inflation in the 1980's.

The main takeway is that each of these moments in time that we are experiencing right now are resonating with past experiences, but in smaller and smaller time frames, because novelty has evaporated. Human kind has hit a point where we do not know what to do next, we are lost...and must choose to enter a new era or end civilization, like previous civilizations before us. We are at the moment where what we are experiencing right now is connected to what we experienced last year, last month, last week, yesterday...rather than hundreds of thousands of years ago, and this creates chaos and confusion on an epic scale...and seeing where the world has gone and our decisions we have made, show absolutley no novelty since the middle of the 2010's - 2020's. If we had one ounce of novelty left, we would be on the streets protesting.

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