Expect More Volatility. Plus, Stock Market Update
The market was consolidating today with the Dow Jones down -35 points (0.22%) and the Nasdaq up +6 points (0.14%).
With relative calm on macroeconomic front the markets are searching for direction. Of course, we know what that direction is. Even though the market was calm today, I do not expect that trend to continue over the next two days. We have a number of interference patterns and inflection points arriving this Thursday and Friday. As such, I would expect the volatility to return. Perhaps it will rime with further developments in Ukraine, but for our purpose, it is irrelevant. As I have mention before, the next turning point is located at:
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When this turning point is reached, I anticipate the market to…. XXXX…… Either way, we must be vigilant and risk averse here. Given anticipated volatility, a complex reversal and a number of significant points of force (in March alone), it pays to be careful. Other than that, all positioning and analysis discussed over the last few days remain intact. All except one thing.
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How Long Before All The High Flyers Crash Back To Earth
There is no shortage of stocks going absolutely crazy over the last couple of months. To the upside that is. With the likes Tesla, Google, Netflix, Green Mountain, Facebook, etc…exhibiting double and triple digit gains over the last 12 months.
Are these surges justified?
ABSOLUTELY NOT. While is some cases the fundamentals justify the rise, for the majority of highly speculative issues the primary driver has been just that….speculation and too much cheap credit floating around. With the stock market in its final “blow off” phase and the bear market just around the corner the companies above present us with a wonderful shorting opportunity.But, not yet. When these highly speculative stocks finally break, they will do so at X market multiple, maximizing our returns.
When? Please check out our exact market timing forecasts here. We are almost there.
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Guillotine Sales About To Surge
Combined wealth of the 85 richest people is equal to that of poorest 3.5 billion
I am initiating coverage with a BUY recommendation on Guillotine International, Inc (HEADoff). I believe the sales are about to take off as we enter the global recession and the bear market of 2014-2017. As more Americans lose their jobs and continue to suffer, the top 2% will continue to benefit enormously through tax breaks, tax loopholes and access to “free” credit otherwise unavailable to the general population.
We believe such a backdrop will force the average American family to turn off “American Idol” and “The Biggest Loser” and instead allocate most of their disposable income and attention towards the pursuit of pitchforks, guillotines and justice. As such, we anticipate the sales at Guillotine International to go through the roof. (We can all dream).
I wrote about this before: Crazy Take a look Combined wealth of the 85 richest people is equal to that of poorest 3.5 billion
In a world of more than 7.1 billion people, only a lucky few are billionaires or multimillionaires, but their numbers are growing.
Knight Frank, a global property management firm, says in its latest Wealth Report that over the past decade the number of billionaires in the world grew 80% to 1,682 and the number of those with $30 million or more in net assets increased almost 60% to over 167,000. Their total assets: $20.1 trillion, or a quarter more than the economy of the U.S.
The U.S., not surprisingly, leads the population of the ultra-wealthy, followed by Japan and Germany. But the median wealth per capita in the U.S. is lower than 26 other countries — including Japan, the U.K. and Finland, according to a recent Credit Suisse wealth report
“In America we always had this idea that you didn’t have dynastic wealth…[that] any American born who worked hard and played by the rules could do well,” says The Daily Ticker’s Aaron Task in the video above. “That’s what’s been changed. Now you have the 99% saying wages haven’t moved since the 1970s for the average American [and] since the financial crisis a disproportionate amount of the recovery’s gains have gone to the wealthiest 2% of the people.”
Included in that 2% is Stephen Schwarzman, CEO of the Blackstone Group, who is paying a 15% tax rate on the $452.7 million he made last year because those funds are taxed as “carried interest” rather than income.
“All these policies are tilted in favor of the people who are already the wealthiest,” says Task. “That’s where the inequality really becomes a problem.”
So what’s to be done?
Steve Rattner of Willett Advisors LLC, told The Daily Ticker that fundamental changes are needed in U.S. tax policy, education, infrastructure, investment, and training, or else there’s the risk of civil unrest and “more punitive legislation,” that could target the wealthy.
Ralph Nader, the consumer advocate and former third-party presidential candidate, is pushing for a billionaire to run for U.S. president because he or she could be truly be independent of the pressures to raise money for a campaign and therefore serve the greater good.
Task says people need to vote for politicians who will serve their interests as opposed to “special interests.”
But Phil Pearlman, Yahoo Finance’s interactive editor says, “We’ll go out and vote when it’s bad enough.”
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As The US Continues To Piss On Russia, How Long Before Ukraine Reignites?
If you have been reading this blog, you know that I have correctly predicted both the Russian invasion of the Ukraine as well as the subsequent calm on Tuesday. Before it had happened. I ended my analysis with one statement. For as long as the US Administration and the EU Bureaucrats stop pressuring or going after Russia and/or Putin, things will die down.
Not to be outdone by anyone, today Hillary Clinton decided to throw her panties in the ring by comparing Putin to, what else, Hitler of course.
Trust me when I tell you this. Nothing will infuriate Putin more than when a high ranking ex member of Obama Administration and a presidential hopeful calls him a Hitler. If this sort of behavior from the US continues Putin will have no choice but to demonstrate his “manhood”, “power” and “the size of his co@$” by invading Ukraine or worse. I am not sure why this is so hard for everyone to understand.
Then again, maybe that is exactly what our military industrial complex wants.
Speaking at a fundraiser in California, Clinton drew a parallel between Adolf Hitler’s rhetoric that ethnic Germans living in neighbouring countries he later invaded were oppressed, and Vladimir Putin’s claim that ethnic Russians in Ukraine are under threat by nationalists and radicals.
The former US secretary of State, who is widely expected to run for US president in 2016, particularly criticised Moscow over the issuing of passports to ethnic Russians living in Ukraine’s Crimean peninsula.
“Now if this sounds familiar, it’s what Hitler did back in the 30s,” Clinton said, the Long Beach Press-Telegram reported.
“All the Germans that were … the ethnic Germans, the Germans by ancestry who were in places like Czechoslovakia and Romania and other places, Hitler kept saying they’re not being treated right. I must go and protect my people and that’s what’s gotten everybody so nervous.”
Clinton, 66, made the comment at a $1,500-a-head fundraiser for the Boys and Girls Club of Long Beach.
She also said that Putin believes “his mission is to restore Russian greatness.”
“When he looks at Ukraine, he sees a place that he believes is by its very nature part of Mother Russia,” Clinton said.
Harry Saltzgaver, who attended the event, told Buzzfeed that Clinton added there was “no indication that Putin is as irrational as the instigator of World War II.”
Earlier this week, Vladimir Putin was accused of acting like Hitler in 1930s also by the former foreign minister of the Czech Republic, Karel Schwarzenberg.
“Since he wanted to invade Crimea, he needed a pretext and said that his compatriots were oppressed,” said Schwarzenberg.”When Hitler wanted to annex Austria, he said that Germans there were oppressed.”
Putin has claimed it would be legitimate for Russia to use force to protect its interests in eastern Ukraine and Crimea.
“We have received a request from a legitimate president,” Putin told a press conference. “Also we have historical and cultural ties with those people. And this is a humanitarian mission. It’s not our goal to conquer somebody.”
He said deploying the military would be the last resort but and denied that troops without insignia who took over strategic locations in Crimea are Russian.
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China: Get Rich Or Die Trying
China’s goal is to grow at any cost. Forget the consequences and an eventual collapse to it’s political and economic system. That is exactly what China’s leadership is doing by pushing for 7.5% annual growth through credit. Now, lets refresh our memory. China has….
- $21 Trillion Debt Mountain. Roughly the same size as the entire US Banking Sector. It took the US 220 years to get to that number, it took China just 5 years of explosive credit growth.
- $6 Trillion In Shadow Banking. Actually, no one knows how large this number is. I have read good data/reports putting this number at $10-15 Trillion range.
- Empty cities, shopping centers, massive speculative bubble in real estate, built out infrastructure, rising cost of labor and export driven economy.
Maybe I am stupid, but tell me again how this is going to end well for China? When the US financial market starts its bear market and when the US Economy enters into a severe recession, there will be hell to pay in China. When will that happen? Luckily for you, we know to the day. Please Click Here to learn more.
China’s leaders spurred speculation they will allow the country’s $21 trillion debt mountain to inflate after refraining from cutting their annual economic-growth target.
Analysts at Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. and Nomura Holdings Inc. said authorities will need to loosen monetary policy, after Premier Li Keqiang yesterday announced a goal of 7.5 percent growth, the same target as last year. Li said China will seek an “appropriate” increase in credit.
Any easing would contrast with leaders’ efforts to rein in a $6 trillion shadow-banking industry and control the build-up of local-government debt that followed stimulus measures unleashed in 2008. Li is seeking to support growth amid three money-market rate surges in eight months and the threat of defaults of high-yield investment products and corporate bonds.
“I had hoped that they would pay more attention to curbing the risks but instead they focused on growth,” said Dariusz Kowalczyk, Hong Kong-based economist and strategist at Credit AgricoleSA. “They will just have to pay the price of higher leverage and once they start to deal with this in earnest, the costs of solving the issue will be bigger.”
The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index (SHCOMP) fell 0.9 percent yesterday, the most in a week, amid concern that the country may face its first onshore corporate bond default. Shanghai Chaori Solar Energy Science & Technology Co. said it may not be able to make an 89.8 millionyuan ($14.7 million) interest payment in full by the March 7 deadline.
Trust Bailout
The warning came little more than a month after the nation averted its first trust default in at least a decade as investors in a 3 billion-yuan high-yield product issued by China Credit Trust Co. were bailed out days before it matured.
Shadow banking was rated as the biggest challenge for the Chinese economy by more analysts than any other concern in a Bloomberg News survey of 29 economists ahead of the National People’s Congress meeting. The risk of vested interests blocking efforts to increase the role of markets in the economy was the next most-cited issue.
Economists also saw dangers from the property market; the increased funding required to generate each unit of gross domestic product; local government debt; and the threat that liberalizing interest rates will trigger financial turbulence.
The combined debt of Chinese households, corporates, financial institutions and the government rose to 226 percent of GDP last year, up from 160 percent in 2007, Credit Agricole estimated in a report last month. GDP reached $9.4 trillion in 2013.
Creating Money
“Given increasing credit risks, many would have expected Mr. Li to talk about financial deleveraging of some sort,” Kevin Lai, economist at Daiwa Capital Markets in Hong Kong, wrote in a note. “There is still a desire to ensure enough money is created to satisfy the refinancing pressure from many borrowers.”
The economy expanded 7.7 percent in 2013, the same pace as in 2012. Previous data this year have shown a slowdown in manufacturing, while trade and credit expansion exceeded estimates.
This year’s growth target is “flexible and guiding,” the National Development and Reform Commission said in a related report yesterday.
Li, who reiterated that China will pursue a “prudent” monetary policy, announced a target of 13 percent growth in M2, the government’s broadest measure of money supply. That was the same target as last year, when M2 expanded 13.6 percent. The budget deficit as a percentage of GDP will be about the same as last year, Li said at the annual meeting of the legislature in Beijing.
Leverage Pace
“If they are pursuing a trajectory to slow down the pace of leverage they should target a slower M2 growth,” said Wang Tao, chief China economist at UBS AG in Hong Kong, who previously worked at the International Monetary Fund. “Without doing that it’s not clear.”
People’s Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan may elaborate on monetary policy during a press briefing that normally is held during the legislature’s meeting, which ends March 13.
China hasn’t adjusted benchmark interest rates since July 2012 and is in the process of removing controls on borrowing costs and savings rates.
Currency Bets
The yuan slumped about 1.4 percent in February amid speculation the PBOC wants an end to the currency’s steady appreciation before a possible widening of the trading band. The yuan climbed 0.24 percent yesterday, the most since 2012, on anticipation the central bank has reached its goal of discouraging one-way bets on the currency after spurring last month’s record decline.
Zhou said recent foreign-exchange rate moves are “normal,” the official Xinhua News Agency reported on its microblog on March 4.
Not everyone saw a conflict between the growth target and China’s vow to introduce more market-driven change. Stable economic and labor-market conditions are “conducive for actually implementing the top-down reforms,” Qu Hongbin, chief China economist with HSBC Holdings Plc in Hong Kong, wrote in a note yesterday. “Reform and growth should support each other.”
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Russia’s Stock Market Collapses. Time To Buy?
Out of all of the emerging markets Russian stock market has been the weakest. Today Russian equities trade for less than five times estimated earnings, half the average multiple commanded by BRIC peers Brazil, India, and China. With the Russian stock market down 20% YTD and 10% on Monday alone (due to Ukraine), is it time to buy?
Not so fast there, sparky. As you can see from the chart below, the Russian market has been in a long term downtrend. It is technically weak and doesn’t warrant investment at the present time. Yes, there could be a substantial bounce due to the resolution of current events, but it is too risky to play that game. One thing is for sure. The Russian stock market is substantially undervalued. Sooner or later RSX will complete today’s bear market and shift into the bull market. When that happens the Russian stock market will present us with a great buying opportunity. Until that happens, it is definitely going onto my “watch list”.
J.C. Parets is the founder and president of New York based hedge fund Eagle Bay Capital, LLC. You can find his smart commentary at AllStarCharts.com.
Speaking of underperforming emerging economies, let’s turn our attention to the massive breakdown this week in the Russian stock market. This one has been a disaster for years, not a secret, but now we have an even bigger problem.
I hate to keep picking on the emerging markets, but things continue to get worse out there both on an absolute and relative basis. Today let’s focus on the train wreck that is Russia. First, let’s put things in perspective to show how bad things have been in Russia for years. This is a chart comparing the Market Vectors Russia ETF (RSX) to the S&P 500 here in the US:
We’re seeing fresh lows in Russia vs US and we shouldn’t be surprised. The underperformance here is nothing new.
Here is a weekly chart of the RSX breaking critical support that goes back to 2011. This is a big problem now because any rally attempt will be met with that overhead supply.
And finally, here is a shorter-term look at the daily candlesticks. We had been consolidating in this descending triangle pattern for the past couple of years. Notice the failed breakout in October. Isn’t that beautiful? Just another great example of, “from false moves come fast ones in the opposite direction”:
This is a massive breakdown in Russia. Emerging markets as a group are a disaster, hitting fresh 8-year lows today relative to the USA. But within the EM space, Russia is and has been one of the worst of the group.
As always, we want to have a plan. What sort of scenario could change our minds about a continued bearish stance on Russia? It’s going to be tough, that’s for sure. But I would need to see prices back above this broken uptrend line from 2012. I think this is an extremely unlikely scenario and continue to be a seller of any and all strength. But we do have to keep an open mind, right?
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I Blame The Weather…..For Everything
Over the last couple of weeks a slew of reports from every sector of the economy have blamed the weather for everything from a real estate slow down to an outright collapse in fornication. Well, I made that one up. ADP’s payroll report continues the trend by missing it’s job creation target by 20,000 jobs or 13%.. Apparently, it is not the week economy nor the jobless recovery driven by credit that is responsible for weak job creation. No, it’s the weather’s fault. For some reason this same excuse never did work for me when I didn’t do my homework.
Plus, the stock market doesn’t seem to care about the weather. The Nasdaq is up 8% since February 5th. Listen, the reality is much simpler. The US Economy is on a verge of a sharp recession over the next 2-3 years. The recover we have seen so far has been driven by credit and speculation. That is one of the primary reasons you do not see job creations. When the stock market continues it’s bear market leg of 2014-2017 any job gains will quickly turn to massive layoffs. Rain, snow or shine.
Businesses added 139,000 jobs in February, private payroll processor ADP said Wednesday, adding to concerns that the labor market continued to struggle last month amid extreme winter weather.
Economists expected ADP to report 158,000 additional private-sector jobs, according to a consensus forecast. They predict the Labor Department’s more closely watched survey, due Friday, will show 150,000 job gains by businesses and federal, state and local governments.
ADP said that small businesses added 59,000 jobs; mid-size ones, 35,000 and large companies, 44,000.
Professional and business services led job gains, with 33,000. Trade, transportation and utilities added 31,000 and construction firms, 14,000. Manufacturers added 1,000 jobs.
“February was another soft month for the job market,” said Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody’s Analytics, which helps ADP compile the report. “Bad winter weather, especially in mid-month, weighed on payrolls. Job growth is expected to improve with warmer temperatures.”
ADP’s estimated payroll advances exceeded Labor’s private-sector additions by an average of 92,000 in December and January, with cold and stormy weather holding down job gains in both months. Overall payroll additions in the Labor report, including government, slowed to 75,000 in December and 113,000 in January from an average pace of more than 200,000 from August through November.
Jim O’Sullivan, chief U.S. economist of High Frequency Economics, says ADP’s survey is less sensitive to weather effects than Labor’s tally. With many economists saying adverse weather also dampened payroll advances last month, the ADP report may again serve as a less reliable foreshadowing of Labor’s market-moving figures.
Bad weather across much of the country also has hobbled manufacturing output, housing activity and retail sales recently. Some economists, however, say other forces, such as rising mortgage rates, may also be hampering an economy that’s generally expected to accelerate this year on rising household wealth and falling debt.
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Disturbing News: Western Governments Paid For Snipers Who Killed People In Ukraine
Just when I think I can’t get more disgusted by our Government, this bombshell drops.
In recently released recording (authenticity confirmed) the snipers who shot at protesters and police in Kiev were allegedly hired by Maidan leaders, according to a leaded phone conversation between the EU foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton and Estonian foreign affairs minister (see the video below). If you are not yet connecting the dots, the EU Bureaucratic monkeys and the West financed Maidan over the last few months. John Kerry just promised $1 Billion to Maidan leaders in form of a loan guarantee as he stood over those killed in Kiev, “sobbing uncontrollably”.
So, let me get this fucking straight. The EU and the US Government financed Maidan, Maidan turned around and hired snipers who killed dozens of people (both civilians and police), ushering in the Ukrainian “Revolution” and the US has the audacity to lecture anyone on foreign affairs. Truly unbelievable.
I don’t know about you, but I am disgusted with our Government.
Kiev snipers hired by new coalition, not Yanukovych – Estonian FM to Ashton
Photo: RIA
The snipers who shot at protesters and police in Kiev were allegedly hired by Maidan leaders, according to a leaked phone conversation between the EU foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton and Estonian foreign affairs minister, which has emerged online.
“There is now stronger and stronger understanding that behind the snipers, it was not Yanukovych, but it was somebody from the new coalition,” Paet said during the conversation.
“I think we do want to investigate. I mean, I didn’t pick that up, that’s interesting. Gosh,” Ashton answered.
The call took place after Estonia’s FM Urmas Paet visited Kiev on February 25 at the peak of clashes between the pro-EU protesters and security forces in the Ukrainian capital.
Paet also recalled his conversation with a doctor who treated those shot by snipers in Kiev. She said that both protesters and police were shot at by the same people.
“And second, what was quite disturbing, this same Olga [Bogomolets] told as well that all the evidence shows that the people who were killed by snipers from both sides, among policemen and then people from the streets, that they were the same snipers killing people from both sides,” the Estonian FM stressed.
Ashton reacted to the information by saying: “Well, yeah…that’s, that’s terrible.”
“So that she then also showed me some photos she said that as a medical doctor she can say that it is the same handwriting, the same type of bullets, and it’s really disturbing that now the new coalition, that they don’t want to investigate what exactly happened,” Paet said.
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Warning: This Article Will Blow Your Mind. 17 Year Cycles Within Human Life. Why Human Life Takes The Same Trajectory As The Stock Market.
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Warning: The information presented here is a small subset of information available from my research in this area. A small summary, a generalization. While a lot more research needs to happen, the author is disinterested in studying human life. Instead, it is a lot more profitable and fun to study the stock market, an environment where the same forces manifest themselves. Yet, the author guarantees one thing. By the time you finish this article your mind will literally be blown. |
I have been fascinated with the stock market, future, prophecy, cycles, various ancient cultures and mysticism ever since I can remember. Over the last decade or so I have spent the majority of my time studying financial markets and how they work. What I have discovered thus far is truly incredible.
While most people believe the stock market is volatile, random and unpredictable, it is not. On the contrary, the stock market is exact and predictable once you understand how it truly works. While doing this research into the stock market one thing struck me.
I have noticed that the stock market bull/bear cycles match my life almost perfectly. My life (personal and financial) seems to oscillate, surge higher, collapses, expand and generally behave in the same fashion the stock market does. Once I ran some calculations, I was shocked.
I will get back to that in the second, but first let me explain how human life truly works behind the scenes. The knowledge comes from both the stock market research and my own level of spiritual enlightenment.
First, let’s start with a simple notion. Everything (all matter) in our sphere of existence is 3-dimensional and made out of energy. That energy vibrates and it is this rate of vibration (or oscillation) that splits all matter into different compounds, elements, etc…. Again, the source is one, energy. We are all unified. It is the rate of vibration that determines output. If you are not sure about this, please confirm the same with your own research.
The stock market as well as individual stocks have their own rate of vibration. That rate of vibration is set at the time of inception. In case of individual stocks, at the time of their IPO. As stocks continue to trade, years and decades into the future, their rate of vibration simply repeats itself. They grow, decline, surge, collapse and even die (merge/bankruptcy/delisting) based on their rate of vibration.
Same thing applies to human beings. Your rate of vibration is determined at your exact moment of birth. To the second. The more precise the time, the more accurate your individual forecasts can be. In fact, once you penetrate this knowledge and fully understand what is going on behind the scenes, you can predict your time of death to the day. You physical body/life will terminate at its precise point. There are no accidents. You will die exactly when you are supposed to die and there is nothing you can do to stop it. That is how sages like Jesus, Nostradamus, Casey and many other were able to predict their exact time of death ….before it had happened.
Now, in addition to your own personal cycles, there are, as I call them “Mass Cycles” which represent society as a whole. Their order of magnitude is somewhat higher than individual cycles and at times they have an immense impact on large portions of Earth’s population. These cycles include things like disease and wars. I am already making this too complicated so let’s get back to the stock market.
I have already talked about a few major stock market cycles. One of them is a 17/18 year alternating bull and bear market cycle. They are always there and they alternate. In fact, you will find them if you go all the way back to the inception of the stock market in the US in 1790.
Basically, this same 17/18 year cycle guides the growth/decline within your own human life. Please allow me to illustrate.
Year 0-17. Bull Market In One’s Life: I call this period unconscious growth and happiness/bliss through ignorance. This is a period of time where human beings go through immense growth. Learning to talk, walk, write, think, lie, etc…. We also learn about our environment and what it is like to be human. Generally, it is a happy and a carefree time for all of us. Our parents take care of all of our basic needs (food, shelter, etc) while we grow and become adults. This bull market or cycle of growth coincides and terminates with high school graduation and/or arrival at your own sexual peak.
Year 17-34. Bear Market In One’s Life: This period of time is defined as period of hardship and discovery. Very few people (even in college) know exactly what they would like to do. Most people float around trying to figure out what they want out of life. Further, financial support provided by the parents is typically withdrawn. Making things infinitely more difficult. Very few can land a good paying jobs or save enough money. This period is often filled with huge disappointments, catastrophic events and challenges. Worst of them happen between the age of 24-26 (they represent mid cycle bottoms…similar to 2007-09 collapse in the stock market). This period typically covers the first divorce. While it might seem like you are growing, generally this is not a very good period. For most people, life is very difficult during this time.
Year 34-51 Bull Market: Things begin to change. You have likely figured out your career path and you begin to accelerate your growth trajectory. You are starting to figure things out and your financial compensation begins to grow. Sometimes significantly. Both your personal and financial life are coming together. Generally this is a period of immense growth and prosperity.
Year 51 – 68 Bear Market: AKA midlife crisis. As you reach this half point you look back and begin to question your life. As you mature, things you have done in the past, the life you have built, the things you have accomplished, the children you have raised and the businesses you have build seem pointless. Your old believe system begins to break down as you begin to search for meaning. This is a period of time where a lot of changes occurs. Second careers, seeking happiness, second divorces, etc… tend to happen. This is a very difficult time with lots of ups and downs. One should be very careful between the age of 57-61. This is the period of time where the worst of it is likely to happen.
Year 68 – 85 Bull Market: People tend to let go and/or retire during this stage to “enjoy” their life. Most realize that they have already achieved what they could and as a result, no longer driven. They tend to let go which brings bliss into their lives. People tend to sit back, relax and enjoy their time with families. This period brings relaxation, contempt, satisfaction, family life and happiness to the forefront.
Year 85 -102 Bear Market. If you are lucky enough to make it thus far you body will really start to break down within this cycle. Leading to pain, suffering and general discomfort. In many cases you will be unable to take care of yourself and require assistance. Most people who make it into this time frame will die within this 17 year cycle.
Now, understand, this cycle is the primary cycle. It is based on the time of your birth. For some people it might work perfectly, while for others the cycle might invert. While for most people this 17 year cycle will start at the time of their birth, for some it might start at the age of 5 or 7 or 10. You just have to adjust the above to the structure of your own life in order to understand where you are in the cyclical composition. Unfortunately, I can’t do that for you.
How well does it work? Let me give you my personal life example and connect it to the stock market to show you how beautifully it works.
I was born in 1979, the stock market bull market started in 1982 and ended in 2000. A 3 year offset.
My Bull Market: 1979-1997 (18 years)
Again, this is the period of blissful ignorance. Even though I grew up in Russia, I had a great childhood. Bull markets typically end with a 5 year blow off top cycle. For me, this blow off top came when I first moved to the United States at the age of 15 in 1995. This was a definite improvement versus my life in Russia and the pinnacle of my bull market that ended shortly thereafter when I graduated from high school in May of 1997. Exactly 18 years (to the day) after I was born.
My Bear Market: 1997-2014 (17 Years).
(While some bear markets flat line during this time (period of no growth) other bear markets exhibit fast declines and massive bear market rallies. I will now match the bear market of 2000-2017 to my own life. Please remember, there is a 3 year offset. )
1997-2001 University. Nothing drastic happened during this time. Just a lot of school work and work in general. (Stock market 2000-2004 while it ended flat over the 4 year period of time, there was a significant drop into the 2002 bottom).
2001-2005 Started my business. Huge bear market rally in my life. I have built my own hedge fund and made a lot of money. I became a multi-millionaire. (Stock market rallied between 2004 and late 2007/08. A huge bull market rally within the secular bear market)
2005-06 Disaster strikes. I have lost everything I have worked for. (Stock market collapse 2008-09.
2006-2011: Massive bull market rally. Everything I touched turned to gold. I started a business and quickly grew it into a $5 Million company. (Bull market rally of 2009-2014).
2011-2013: Nothing works. A definite bear market leg. Got divorced as soon as the bear market leg started. Worked my ass off, but everything I touched turned to absolute shit. I have never experienced this before. (Upcoming bear leg in the stock market 2014-2017 as per my mathematical forecasts presented on the site).
2014-2031: My bull market has already started. The stock market will bottom in 2017 and will start its bull market thereafter.
I hope the example above clearly illustrates how accurate this analysis can be.
Again, your personal rate of vibration might be offset by X number of years or even inverted. Please think about your life and try to apply these 17/18 year cycles towards it. Once you have figure out the spacing, I guarantee, you will be amazed how well it works within your own life. Plus, you will know exactly where you are in the cycle and what course of action you should take going forward.
Yet, the repercussions of this approach go even deeper. If nature, the stock market and human life is not random, but exact…..what does it mean? Do we have free will?
Whether or not we have free will is outside the scope of this discussion, however, I will put it this way. The Universe and its dimensional architecture is beyond incredible. Once it is fully understood all randomness disappears. Everything around us (our life, the stock market, future, etc..) is exactly as they should be. So, put a smile on your face and enjoy life.
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