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After some delays matching the huge volume of buy and sell orders, the first trade of Alibaba took place at 11.54 a.m. (HERE).
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"Modern Money Mechanics" was a booklet published and distributed by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, originally written by Dorothy M. Nichols in May 1961. Described as a "workbook on bank re- serves and deposit expansion", the text offers a detailed description of the basic process of money creation out of absolutely nothing in today’s glo- bally established fractional reserve banking schemes such as the Federal Reserve System and the European Central Bank (see also HERE). |
Apparently there was an inversion in the ITD. So in early June a low in the VIX and a high in stocks should be expected. Source: Time-Price-Research (Tuesday, February 18, 2014) |
Updated Delta count for S&P 500: (Friday, May 23, 2014) |
Also the LOW in the SoLunar Tides on June 1 points to a HIGH in equities on that date |
Money must have intrinsic value ... Fiat currency and banking are acts of crime ... (HERE) |
Muhammad Mahathir - Malaysian Prime Minister (2008): » Quantitative Easing is a privilege for the rich nations only. When Greece lost money, it could not print currency notes or issue cheques to pay debts.Greece needs to borrow money from European countries to repay loans. Again no currency notes would be involved. The amount lent would be credited to the Central Bank of Greece which then would issue cheques to the commercial banks... Rightly both the United States and United Kingdom should be bankrupt. To recover they should be selling all their banks, industries and other assets at fire-sale prices. That was what the Asian countries were forced to do after the currency traders forced many of them almost into bankruptcy. But the bankrupt powerful countries of the West don’t have to do that. They carry out Quantitative Easing, print money and refinance their banks and bankrupt industries. And they talk about transparency in business practice. « |
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Pro-Russian protesters with banner reading “Odessa for referendum!” in the center of Odessa, March 23, 2014. |
Markets repeat directly or inversely somewhere between (+/- 2 days) the 4 Lunar Month Cycle (118.12 Days) and the average synodic period of Mercury (116.88 Days). More on the Delta Phenomenon HERE - Please note: Inversions of polarity oftentimes occur +/- 2 weeks around equinoxes and solstices (HERE) |
'Daily Sunspot Numbers' and 'F10.7 Flux' e.g. @ NASA's OMNIWeb |
Most people think the Sun rests at the centre of the solar system, and that the planets orbit it. This is almost correct, but not quite (HERE). |
Mikhail Gorbanev (2012): Probably, the earliest recorded hypothesis about the relation between the solar and business activity was presented in a paper by German astronomer Wilhelm Herschel in 1801, calling attention to an apparent relationship between sunspot activity and the price of wheat. In 1875 British economist and statistician William Stanley Jevons suggested that there was a relation- ship between sunspots and business cycle crises. He reasoned that sunspots affect Earth's weather, which, in turn, influences crops and, therefore, the economy. In 1934 Argentinian Carlos Garcia- Mata and Felix I. Shaffner revisited the evidence about the links between solar activity and business cycle in the US. They did not find support for Jevon’s theory about cyclical solar activity affecting crops. However, they uncovered a statistically significant correlation between the fluctuations in non-agricultural business activity in the US and the solar cycle. |
Mikhail Gorbanev (2012): Solar maximums are good predictors of US recession, effectively predicting at least 8 out of 13 recessions between 1935 and 2012. Recessions occurred in the months around and after the solar maximums much more often than in other periods. Out of 13 recessions in this period, 8 started in the 2 years around solar maximums, counting from 3 months before until 20 months after them. What about the remaining 4 recessions that occurred in 1935-2012, including the Great Recession of 2008-09? The brief recession of 1945 was likely caused by reduction of the US government supply and military orders in the end of the WWII. And the similar causes likely triggered the recession of 1953-54 after the end of Korean War (historically, the recessions quite often happened after the end of major wars). The painful recession of 1974-75 was caused by the oil price shock. And the Great Recession of 2008-09 was triggered by the collapse of sub-prime lending in the US, which exposed massive overvaluation of the housing stock and flaws in mortgage lending and securitization practices. |
Mikhail Gorbanev (2012): In the 64 years from 1948 to 2012, all 6 periods of sunspot maximums overlapped with minimums of the US unemployment rate. Moreover, each time the dynamics of unemployment changed from the declining trend to a rapid increase, with the unemployment rate peaking 2-3 years after the sunspot maximums. |