Saturday, September 20, 2025

Antisemitism: The Eternal Wildcard of False Semites | Alberto García Watson

Ah, antisemitism, that magic word which, as if by enchantment, freezes any conversation and turns an awkward debate into a summary trial. Utter it, and the room falls silent, as if someone cast a medieval spell. Who needs arguments, evidence, or history when you wield a term armored by over a century of weary repetition?

שנה טובה .זֶה חֲלִיפָתִי, זֶה תְּמוּרָתִי, זֶה כַּפָּרָת
 » A happy New Year! This is my exchange, this is my substitute [Tsar Nicholas II as a rooster], this is my atonement. «
Eastern European Jewish Rosh Hashanah greeting card, 1900s. 

Historian Felix Morgenstern reminds us of what seems too obvious to need explaining: there are Semitic Jews, yes. But so are Arabs, Assyrians, Ethiopians, and other peoples who’ve spoken Semitic languages and lived in the region for centuries. In other words, the Semite club has many members. Or rather, it did. Because when political neolanguage arrived, someone decided to close the membership registry and leave only one guest on the list.

Thus, antisemitism doesn’t mean what it sounds like—hatred toward Semitic peoples—but something far more selective: hatred toward one group, excluding all others. Arabs? Left out. Palestinians? Invisible. Ethiopians? Better not mention them. It’s like being sold a ticket to “the concert of all jazz artists”… only to hear a single out-of-tune clarinet.
 
 שנה טובה תהיה לנו. נגשים את חלום הדורות לבנות את הארץ
May we have a good year! May you succeed in your endeavor to ascend to the Land of Israel! 
Central European Jewish Rosh Hashanah greeting card, 1920s.

Why this strange semantic amputation? Because the word was never meant to be precise. According to Encyclopaedia Britannica, the term was coined in 1879 by a German, Wilhelm Marr, a professional agitator and creative hate-marketer who thought “Jew-hatred” sounded too crude. So, he wrapped it in pseudo-scientific cellophane and baptized it with the serious tone of a philological treatise. And thus, a propaganda act became a moral category. The trick was so good we’re still using it a century and a half later.
 
Oh, well, then. 
 
But here’s where the story gets even more ironic: most modern Israelis aren’t direct descendants of the ancient Hebrews of the Holy Land but Ashkenazi, descendants of Eastern European Jewish communities, many of whom trace their origins to the Khazars, a Turkic people who converted to Judaism in the Middle Ages. In other words, much of modern Israel is made up of medieval Caucasian converts who today hand out “authentic Semite” badges.
 
»
This is why they seek to destroy Palestine, why they want to neutralize Iran and anyone who could defend Al-Quds:
They want full control over Jerusalem, demolish the holy sites of Islam, and replace them with their Third Temple
to welcome their false messiah, the Antichrist, the Dajjal. And in America, this agenda is no secret. «
September, 2025.
 
Rosh Hashanah 2023 vs Rosh Hashanah 2025: 
Gaza City, then and now.

Israeli fighter jets destroy Mushtaha Tower in Gaza City. Hundreds of displaced
Palestinians set up tents nearby — only to be forced to evacuate again.
September, 2025.
 
Circulating footage shows US military personnel protesting
against Washington's backing of Israel's genocide in Gaza.
September, 2025.
 
False Semite Israeli ZioNazi, addressing children in Gaza,
announces further mass slaughter of them and their parents.
September, 2025. 
 
Meanwhile, Palestinians—rarely included in the equation—have, according to multiple genetic studies, far greater biological continuity with the ancient Hebrews of the region. That is, those labeled “antisemites” carry in their DNA the memory of biblical Semites, while those accusing them, in most cases, lack significant genetic ties to the Holy Land. A historical joke so cruel even Aristophanes wouldn’t dare write it.

 Jewish tradition, Israeli pride. The Israel Forever Foundation.
September, 2025.
 
Morgenstern sums it up with academic precision and restrained sarcasm: “The only thing I refuse to tolerate more than prejudice, intolerance, and racism… is deliberate ignorance and the bastardization of language. If you don’t know what something means, don’t repeat it.” And yet, it’s repeated. And repeated. And repeated. 
 
»
Ethnic cleansing didn’t work. Siege didn’t work. Now—genocide. «
Israeli historian Ilan Pappé on Israel’s genocide in Gaza, August 5, 2025.
 
»
Nothing is more despicable than playing the Holocaust card to justify the daily Israeli crimes against the Palestinians. «
Norman Finkelstein, Case Western University, Ohio, 2008.
 
The word antisemitism is deployed in political speeches, news headlines, and institutional statements like an untouchable wildcard. And every time it’s used, the same thing happens: a deceitful definition is reinforced, erasing millions of legitimate Semites from the map. The irony is too great to ignore:

A word that should include all Semitic peoples excludes nearly all of them.
A narrative that claims to defend historical memory twists it to erase entire genealogies.
And a term born as a disguise for hatred is now used as a moral weapon to silence any criticism.

» Any people who have been persecuted for two thousand years must be doing something wrong. «  
 
So, the next time you hear antisemitism from a politician, journalist, or pundit, ask yourself: What are we really talking about? Hatred of Semites… or a linguistic monopoly that shields a narrative? Because if there’s anything more discriminatory than open hatred, it’s hatred disguised as respectable language. And antisemitism is precisely that—a term that, under the mask of fighting intolerance, perpetuates the greatest historical irony: turning its back on the true Semites. 
 
In short, a semantic error from the 19th century became a 21st-century dogma. That’s why, if the word were used honestly, the greatest act of antisemitism today would be the genocide of the Palestinian people—pure Semites—at the hands of those who monopolize the term for themselves.

 

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Heliocentric Planetary Events and Financial Markets | Malcolm Bucholtz

The research of astronomers and physicists such as Nicola Scafetta (Italy), Roger Tattersall (UK), and Ian R. G. Wilson (Australia) suggests that gravitational torque exerted by planetary alignments on the Sun’s plasma layers modulates solar radiation. These torques intensify when heliocentric planetary aspects align at 0°, 90°, 120°, and 180°. The Sun, as a fluid-like sphere of plasma, responds dynamically, torque destabilizes its equilibrium and amplifies radiative output.

Primarily, the orbits of Mercury, Venus, Earth, Jupiter, and Saturn drive the Sun’s motion around the solar system’s center of mass (CM) and generate torques on its outer plasma layers, corresponding to numerous cycles observed on Earth.
This excess quantum energy propagates outward, penetrates Earth’s geomagnetic shield, and interacts with the human brain at the neuronal level. Microscopic receptors in nerve cells appear sensitive to such quantum fluctuations, giving rise to what we recognize as emotion. Collective emotion or mood, in turn, governs social behavior: positive affect fosters risk-seeking, bullish dynamics in financial markets, while fear induces risk-aversion and bearish trends. Thus, planetary configurations that heighten solar emissions manifest indirectly as systematic shifts in the sentiment of financial market participants.

Nicola Scafetta, a physicist and climate scientist at the University of Naples Federico II, has published extensively on how planetary harmonics synchronize with solar and climate oscillations. His semi-empirical models demonstrate that cycles linked to Mercury, Venus, Earth, Jupiter, and Saturn correspond with variations in solar activity and, by extension, climate patterns. He has argued that planetary–solar resonances are physically meaningful and statistically coherent, particularly at 20-year, 60-year, and longer-term cycles.

Ian R. G. Wilson, an independent academic researcher, in turn, has investigated how periodic peaks in planetary tidal forces and spin–orbit coupling may modulate the solar cycle. His work emphasizes that alignments involving Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn can amplify tidal torques on the Sun, coinciding with observed sunspot cycle minima and maxima.

Roger Tattersall has developed a complementary framework, treating the solar system as a resonant harmonic structure, where orbital interactions impose rhythmic signals on solar activity. He contends that planetary motion imprints resonant frequencies on both solar variability and long climate records, underscoring the systemic coherence of planetary–solar–terrestrial dynamics.
 
To illustrate their findings and central theses, I have prepared three charts showing how planetary alignments from May through September 2025 coincided with pronounced market reversals or periods of consolidation:

Gold futures (daily candles), May to September 2025.

McGrath Rentals (daily candles), May to September 2025.

Coinbase (daily candles), May to September 2025.
Heliocentric Venus 120° Saturn, Mercury 180° Saturn, and Jupiter 90° Saturn in mid-May coincided with a sudden V-bottom in gold futures; with a sideways consolidation in McGrath Rentals; and with a pause in the bullish advance of Coinbase. Later, Mercury at maximum latitude in June produced equally dramatic, but instrument-specific, emotional inflections — bullish surges, reversals, and runaway trends, depending on context. July’s Mercury latitude minimum similarly aligned with abrupt tops or bottoms, again varying across assets but consistent in provoking emotional discontinuity.
Across unrelated markets — gold futures, a construction-rental equity, and a cryptocurrency exchange — the same heliocentric triggers elicited measurable shifts in human behavior. This convergence confirms that planetary-solar mechanics, as articulated by Scafetta, Wilson, and Tattersall, are not abstract correlations but active influences on human sentiment and decision-making.

My focus therefore moves beyond classical astrology, with its symbolic houses and signs, toward a physics-based heliocentric framework. The question is no longer what Mars ‘means’ in Aries, but how concrete planetary alignments exert torque on the Sun, modulate solar emissions, and reverberate through human neurobiology into collective market psychology.

Reference:
On September 21, 2025, during the partial solar eclipse that coincided with the heliocentric opposition of Earth and Saturn, the Russian Academy of Sciences' Institute of Space Research recorded this rare and almost simultaneous double coronal mass ejection (CME) on opposite sides of the Sun, with each colossal filament one million km long—about 70 times the diameter of the Earth. 
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American Christian Zionism and the “Judeo-Christian” Propaganda Machine

American Christian Zionism is a blend of 19th-century dispensational theology, 20th-century doctrinal dissemination, Freemasonic symbolism, post-9/11 anti-Muslim propaganda, and ongoing Jewish Zionist political lobbying. Its overarching aim combines theological prophecy with geopolitical objectives: advancing Israel-centric outcomes, influencing US foreign policy, reshaping public perception of interfaith relations, and reinterpreting religious texts to justify political and military actions in the Middle East.

Cyrus Ingerson Scofield (1843–1921), 
"God’s self-made man," theologian, minister, heavy drinker, charlatan, conman,
and convicted criminal, still celebrated by millions in the US for authoring his best-selling dispensational Scofield Bible,
giving rise to American Christian Zionism. The Rothschilds paying him has been officially debunked—of course.
 
American Christian Zionism traces back to the early 1800s with John Nelson Darby, (1800-1882), an Irish priest who developed Dispensationalism (Darbyism), a theological system combining various religious doctrines into a structured belief that Jesus will return twice: first to rapture Christians to heaven, and second to redeem Jews in Israel after a period of tribulation. Darby’s ideas gained limited early traction until Cyrus Scofield a former convict with no formal degrees who claimed the title “Dr.,” adopted them. With the assistance of a powerful lawyer who was both a Zionist and a member of New York’s Lotus Club, Scofield secured a contract with British Oxford University Press in 1908 to publish his Scofield Bible, which incorporated Darby’s ideas as footnotes, presenting them as part of the biblical text. Oxford University Press distributed approximately one million copies in the early 1900s to embed the doctrine in Christian churches and seminaries. Dispensationalism achieved mass popularity in the 1970s through Hal Lindsey’s The Late, Great Planet Earth, which sold 40 million copies in the US and repackaged Scofield’s teachings.
 
» Christian Zionism is the only religion that has war as one of its principles. « 
 Exposing the Agenda behind the Scofield Bible, 
 
» The false doctrine of Christian Zionism is starting to fall apart. «  
 
» Why America always fights for Israel. «
 
»
Everybody in Congress but me has an AIPAC babysitter. «  
US Congressman Thomas Massie exposes AIPAC’s corrupting influence, 2025.

American Christian Zionism further evolved alongside post-9/11 anti-Muslim propaganda. Following the September 11 attacks, American media were used to portray Muslims as invaders and threats to Christians, spreading fear and disinformation that aligned with Christian Zionist objectives. These narratives reinforced public support for Israel and framed US foreign policy in a manner consistent with theological prophecy.

April 2024, Temple Mount, Al-Quds: Zionist fanatics of US funded Temple Institute ready to 
sacrifice red heifer, imported from Texas, to hasten Armageddon. Ritual calls for demolition of
Al Aqsa Mosque, one of Islam's holiest sites, and construction of Third Temple in its place.

Prominent modern American Christian Zionists, who also identify as Evangelicals or simply Christians—such as 
John Hagee (and others like Billy Graham, Pat Robertson, Jerry Falwell Sr., Franklin Graham, and Mike Evans)—along with Hagee’s organization, Christians United for Israel, often have ties to Freemasonry, which is symbolically centered on Solomon’s Temple. Many Freemasons seek “secret forbidden knowledge” believed to have been buried beneath the Temple Mount. Since the al-Aqsa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock currently occupy the site, Christian Zionists and affiliated Freemasons aim to remove these structures to construct a third temple—a goal not mandated by the Bible, representing a self-fulfilling prophecy. This objective also motivates efforts to displace Muslims who guard the Temple Mount.
 
'Greater Israel' extremist, US Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, 2025.
 
The ideology also intersects with political influence in the United States. The concept of a “Judeo-Christian "tradition", "shared values", and "civilization is a recent Zionist-invented propaganda scheme used to claim ownership of America’s Christian religious heritage, to pervert it, and to justify US foreign policy and the transfer of billions of taxpayer dollars in support of Israel. US presidents and presidential candidates are often characterized as “Zionist puppets” acting to fulfill Christian Zionist prophecies. Christian Zionist narratives have been invoked to justify military action in Israel and the Palestinian territories, including through reinterpretation of Old Testament scripture. Israeli leaders compare Palestinians to the biblical Amaleks, ancient enemies of the Hebrews whom God instructed King Saul to destroy, including their children. While Palestinians are not historically Amaleks, this reinterpretation functions as religious and political justification for contemporary Israeli violence, assasinations, war, and genocide. 
 
 
American Christian Zionism also connects to the broader history of religious and political dynamics in Jerusalem. Since Saladin's conquest of the Crusader states in 1187, Muslim families have served as custodians of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and have held its keys, a nearly thousand-year tradition that exemplifies longstanding interfaith protection and counters modern portrayals of Christian-Muslim conflict. Especially since 1948, American Christian Zionism, however, frames Jerusalem and the Temple Mount through the Israeli Zionist lens of prophecy, Freemasonic symbolism, and geopolitical strategy, portraying Muslims as absolute evil and as enemies of ‘Judeo-Christian values and civilization’ at large.

The Gaza Strip, which is only 365 square kilometers in size, was forcefully packed with over 2 million Palestinians. Currently, Israeli forces are demolishing the homes of Gazans in preparation for building concentration camps. It is hard to imagine such hasty actions could still occur today—actions even more severe than those of the German Nazis. The territory of Palestine will be entirely consumed, and this nation will slowly perish. Israel has not only a military edge but also full US backing. — Xinhua News Agency, September 15, 2025.

Friday, September 19, 2025

Fed Cuts, Banks Cash In, Main Street Bleeds, Stocks Rise | Oscar Carboni

Jerome Powell cut rates by a quarter point. Big deal? Not for Americans paying 8% mortgages. Banks borrow from the Fed at 4% and lend at nearly double. Every cut fuels their spread, no relief for homebuyers. Bond market moves by banks erase any Fed benefit.

» Every time the Fed lowers rates, banks push down the bond market, which drives mortgage
rates right back up. We saw this earlier this year: bonds get hammered, rates climb. «
 
Main Street loses. Wall Street profits. This loop has repeated for months. Powell’s cuts can’t counteract bond manipulation. And the bigger risk looms: in past crises—2008, COVID—near-zero rates saved the system. Burn through cuts now, and the Fed has less firepower when the next shock hits.

» Bonds don’t look good, but the S&P, NASDAQ, Russell, Bitcoin, even real estate—all look strong.
Lower rates push asset prices higher. So we’ll trade dips, especially in Bitcoin, and ride the trend. «

Traders, however, see opportunity. Even tiny rate cuts flood liquidity into markets. Equities, crypto, real estate—they all get a boost. S&P, NASDAQ, Russell, Bitcoin—buy dips, ride the rally. Bonds remain toxic, but risk assets thrive. Cuts inflate prices, but housing stays out of reach.

The solution is simple: cap lending spreads. If banks borrow at 4%, mortgages shouldn’t exceed 6%. Without it, the Fed's moves only fuel asset inflation while Main Street bleeds. Until reform arrives, liquidity drives traders’ gains while banks run the bond market—and Americans pay the price. The Fed may cut, but the real game is elsewhere.

Reference:
 
» When the Fed cuts with the S&P <2% from ATH (13x since ’90), the next 30 days is a coin flip (6 up/7 down).  3-months out has almost a perfect record: 12/13 up with the last and only loss in 1990. Recent four 3-month gains: +6.2%, +5.9%, +7.7%, +1.6%. «
Mark Minervini, September 19, 2025.
 
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Western Sanctions: War by Other Means—38 Million Killed Since the 1970s

Sanctions sound like bureaucratic tools. In reality, US and EU sanctions have killed an estimated 38 million people since the 1970s, according to The Lancet Global Health. Sanctions are not peaceful alternatives to war—they are weapons, often deadlier than bullets. 
 
» Over the past decade, we estimate that unilateral sanctions caused around 560,000 annual deaths worldwide. 
It is hard to think of other policy interventions with such adverse effects on human life that continue to be pervasively used. «
Francisco Rodríguez, Silvio Rendón, and Mark Weisbrot, August 2025.

By the 1990s and 2000s, Western sanctions hit more than 60 countries. Iraq’s economy and water systems were destroyed, leaving hundreds of thousands of children to die from preventable disease. Venezuela in 2017–2018 lost 40,000 lives in one year due to food and medicine shortages. Cuba in the 1960s faced similar tactics, with a US State Department 
Memo advocating for “hunger, desperation, and the overthrow of the government.” 

Annual deaths caused by different sanctions by age range, 2012–21.
 
 
“The Food Weapon is mightier than missiles.” On December 10, 1974, the US National Security
Council, under Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, completed the National Security Study 
Memorandum 200: “Control the food supply, and you control the people.”

Half a million deaths every year—not from bombs, but from hunger, poverty, and preventable disease caused by sanctions. Victims are not politicians or elites—they are women, children, and the elderly. Sanctions kill quietly, targeting the most vulnerable. They are enforced through control of currencies, SWIFT, and critical technology. Yet cracks are emerging: Russia has adapted, China has built alternatives, and the global south is strengthening trade, finance, and technology networks independent of the West.

Wednesday, September 17, 2025

Kirk Assassination Reveals Israel’s Control Over the US | Mnar Adley

Right now, this nation is still reeling from the assassination of Charlie Kirk last week. Who killed Charlie? Well, that’s the question on everybody’s mind. And most fingers, of course, point to Israel. The internet has proven to be much smarter than the establishment would like to think.


It doesn’t buy the official story, and the Trump administration is seizing the moment to crack down on dissent, free speech, and civil liberties. It’s an ominous moment in our history, and President Trump has demanded flags nationwide be flown at half-mast. Anyone not joining in the government-mandated mourning faces consequences.
 
» And yet, just days before Kirks death, Israel assassinated a foreign head of state—Yemen’s prime minister, Ahmed al-Rahawi—along with most of his cabinet and 30 journalists. Israel wiped out half of Yemen’s government while engaging in genocide in Gaza. This was one of the biggest acts of political violence in a decade, and yet it barely registered in Western media. 
Kirk’s killing has generated 100 times the coverage. That media blackout is by design. «
 
Israel is accused of orchestrating Charlie Kirk’s killing, as he had begun questioning its policies, resisting billionaire pressure, hosting critics, and warning of ethnic cleansing in Gaza. Turning Point USA—long a major pro-Israel asset—became vulnerable when Kirk recently shifted, crossing powerful lobby groups like the American Jewish Committee (AJC). He faced threats and surveillance before his death. 

» And Trump, perhaps, uses all this as a distraction from his ties
to disgraced sex trafficker and Israeli asset Jeffrey Epstein. «

Meanwhile, Unit 8200, Israel’s cyber-espionage unit, has infiltrated Google, Microsoft, Facebook, TikTok, and US institutions, controlling online narratives, suppressing criticism, and exporting surveillance tools like Pegasus. Former operatives now influence journalism, academia, and big tech, shaping global discourse to shield Israel. This is systemic infiltration.
 
 
»
An easy way to know if you are being controlled: Is there someone that you are not allowed to criticize? 
Who can't you criticize in America? The Jewish lobby. That tells you who controls this country. «
Rick Wiles, American Pastor, 2025.
 
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Tuesday, September 16, 2025

W.D. Gann’s Famous 1929 DJIA Forecast: How Accurate Was It?

On November 23, 1928, W.D. Gann released his 1929 Annual Forecast for the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) to subscribers. Published on the eve of what would become one of Wall Street’s most catastrophic years, the forecast used Gann’s time-and-price methods to anticipate market swings.
 
W.D. GANN SCIENTIFIC SERVICE INC.
1929 Annual Stock Market Forecast, November 23, 1928.
 
To evaluate the forecast's quality, projected dates of swing highs and lows from Gann’s 1929 chart were compared with actual DJIA daily closes during 1929. A trading test was conducted: short at each forecasted high and cover at the next low, then reverse to long on the same date and price, exiting at the following high, and so on. 
 
Across 49 completed long and short trades, gains and losses were measured in points—exit minus entry, adjusted for shorts—and expressed as percentages relative to the starting level of 307.0 points, based on the first short trade entered on January 2, 1929.
  
Number of trades: 49 (24 long, 25 short). Win rate: 51.02% (25 winners, 24 losers). Max consecutive wins: 3; Max consecutive losses: 4. Trade duration (days): average 7.46; median 6.75; range 2–22. Average return per trade: 1.17% (best +19.54%, worst −6.58%). Drawdowns: absolute 0.00%; relative 6.58%; maximum 9.92%. Net annual return: +59.18%.
Very extraordinary and remarkable in many ways. Flip your own coin.

Blindly trading all the projected swings in Gann’s chart through December 31, 1929, would have produced a cumulative net annual profit of 171.7 points (59.18%) with no absolute drawdown. 
 
 
 
» What Gann wrote in his courses and what he traded were two very different things. «  
 
He relied on a remarkably blunt and straightforward bread & butter strategy
Trading double tops and lows in the direction of the daily trend.
 
  » Maybe the lesson for all of us is to keep things as simple as possible. «  
 

“Sell Rosh Hashanah, Buy Yom Kippur” | Hurst Cycles Suggest Otherwise

The Wall Street adage “Sell Rosh Hashanah, Buy Yom Kippur” suggests that traders can profit by shorting the S&P 500 at the start of Rosh Hashanah (Monday, September 22, 2025) and covering to go long on Yom Kippur (Wednesday, October 1, 2025), capitalizing on a historical tendency for market declines during this period. And statistics bear this out. 
 
"Sell Rosh Hashanah at the high of the day, and cover on Yom Kippur at the low" 
vs. "Buy Rosh Hashanah at the low of the day, and cover on Yom Kippur at the high." 

The table above examines the performance of the S&P 500 from 1970 to 2024, analyzing extreme prices ("Sell Rosh Hashanah at the day's high and cover at Yom Kippur's low" vs. "Buy at Rosh Hashanah at the day's low and cover at Yom Kippur's high") and calculates percentage returns for each year, averages, medians, and counts positive/negative years to evaluate the profitability of each strategy:  

Sell Rosh Hashanah, Buy Yom Kippur: Average profit 2.31% (median 2.10%), positive in 51/55 years (92.73%).
Buy Rosh Hashanah, Sell Yom Kippur: Average loss 1.42% (median 0.79%), negative in 41/55 years (74.55%). 
 
However, will this year be different, and, contrary to negative seasonality, ‘Buy Rosh Hashanah, Sell Yom Kippur’ be the better option?  
 
Statistically, clearly not—but Hurst cycles analysis suggests otherwise: The 20-week, 80-day, and 40-day cycles bottomed on Monday, September 1, and are pushing higher into early October. The S&P 500 may have already peaked today or could top around tomorrow’s FOMC press conference, before declining into a 20-day cycle trough later this week (New Moon/Fall Equinox) or early next week, and then resuming the uptrend into the major 40-week cycle top around October 6 (±2-3 days)(see also David Hickson’s Bitcoin cycle analysis).