Sunday, February 20, 2022

Saturation Asset-Debt Macroeconomics: The mathematical case for historical 1982 13/29 year second Rractal Nonlinearity

The case for possible historical second fractal nonlinearity over the next four trading days ... See previous posting for subfractal series of the 1982 13/29 first and second fractal series and in the larger context of a 1807 US hegemonic 36/90/90/54 year Great Fractal Series. Does the 20 December 2021 7/18/14/7 of 11 day decay series represent the 29 year second fractal terminal 2-2.5x portion of a 1982-1994/1994 - 2022 first and second fractal subseries :: 13/29 years :: x/2-2.5x? Observing the long term US equities charts from a 1982-onward vantage point, a blow-off from March 2020 related to - 7 trillion dollars of pandemic money printing with base population money distribution, zero interest rate policy favoring equity and commodity speculation, and Federal Reserve purchases of mortgage backed securities resulting in 3 % mortgage rates - is evident. If the 'correct' 1982 terminal fractal grouping for the now 43.9 trillion dollar Wilshire coposite starting from the March 2020 lows is actually 19/43/42 of 43 weeks, the 7/18/14 /7 of 11 day decay fractal series starting on 20 December 2021 and ending on Thursday 24 February 2022 and coinciding with the terminal portion of the third fractal 43 weeks of the Marchlow 2020 19/43/43 week fractal could represent and coincide with terminal nonlinearity for the major 13/29 year 1982 first and second fractal series. From the March 2020 low for the Wilshire: 19 weeks = 3/7/7/5 weeks 43 weeks = sequential series of 3/8/6 weeks; 4/8/9 weeks; and 2/4/5/3 weeks 43 weeks = 6/15/15/8 of 9 weeks On a global scale this would coincide to a Chinese property market collapse represented by Evergrande with a terminal daily fractal sequence of 18/40//8/18/19/12 days

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