A Few Observations to Try and Help Explain the Universe

May 28, 2020

SPX

An example of how mass psychology tends to follow the principles of complex symptoms. In this case, it seems that aggregated psychology exhibits self-similarity to the extent that these two charts look pretty damn similar to me, despite that their occurrences are orders of magnitude apart and are separated by a year's worth of human "progression."

I have one interesting thought to add to the theory of human progress being measured on the basis of waves within a financial system.

Perhaps it could be that we are at the same point of cumulative societal advancement as we were a year ago, but that we can achieve this level of progress at a much faster pace? This could be denoted by the fact that we are able to repeat a series of waves that get us to a certain relative (logarithmically-based) place "X" that required the daily timeframe in 2019.

Suppose that's true. And also assume that the metaphysical assumptions underpinning waves and general harmonic structures are also true. Then that would mean that either we are: 1) 48 times more efficient than we were a year ago, or, 2) That once we come to "know" how to get to a certain point of progress, we can repeat the process 48 times as fast as when we were unfamiliar with said process.

Applied to recent events, one could say that we made it pretty far since 2009 and that we have a very accurate idea of how to get to the previous height of societal advancement. Aside from the (possibly-too-abstracted) connection that I just mentioned about 2 random graphs having grandiose significance, I'll try to relate this in more real terms. Earlier this year, we were on the cusp of breakthrough technology that has the potential to advance society to a new level. Took us forever to get there and we slogged up an uphill slope for quite some time. Yet, we got there. Then this crisis occurred just before execution and we were sent back to a recent to the recent past, in terms of progress. What happened then? Took us ~1/48th the time to get to the same spot we were before implementing the technology. In other words, I'm saying that there might be a potential link between the physical and metaphysical within the medium of the stock market and that taking similar-looking graphs from different time periods is a tiny reflection of that theory.

In any case, if you have any thoughts on the charts above, the broader concept itself, or any other related ideas, do not hesitate to comment. FYI, I am not stoned, just been quarantined for too long.

- Perma P

May 28, 2020

Note

For how the daily chart plays out in 2019. Let's see how it compares to our current 30-min chart going forward:

May 28, 2020

Note

If the comment below regarding two identical (or similar enough) consecutive green candles forces new highs, then the enormous selloff following might just occur around 3 AM tonight.

And, if that holds up, then I'll be using this bizarre timeframe comparison for all future moves until the two diverge.

May 28, 2020

Note

Sorry - 3:30 AM (5/28) is projected time of departure to much lower, as per July 30th, 2019 daily candle would suggest if by some miracle the two charts are near identically self-similar.

May 28, 2020

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Updated Pig-Peg:

S&P will dump in "11" 30 min-candlesticks from now.

If my math checks out, that's approximately 6.5 Hourly Candlestick = 6.5 Trading Hours. Carry the one, factor in system quiet periods, then... about 9 AM tomorrow. Makes sense, but will offer a range between 8 AM and 10 AM.