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    Why Newton Loses Money
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    Why Newton Loses Money
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    Why Newton Loses Money

    By Wong Y T

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    Sir Isaac Newton could have avoided the heavy speculation loss of £20,000 during the South Sea Bubble of 1720. The mania stock cycle is obvious to analysts applying our novel prediction methodology. Several bullish features converged in 1720 to create the mania. One of the bullish features was a Melody aspect (or Song of Sirens). This ebook explains all the bullish features in plain terms. In addition, precise timing of CIT (Change in Trend) was possible. A Black Hole formation (amongst other bearish configurations) was the culprit for the bursting of the stock bubble. New and invaluable knowledge is introduced which readers can acquire only in this ebook.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWong Y T
    Release dateApr 14, 2015
    ISBN9781310136931
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    Why Newton Loses Money
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    Wong Y T

    I am a Hong Kong Certified Accountant in public practice. I have spent 35 years studying market trends for Dow Jones Industrial Average (proxy for US economy) using planetary patterns for correlations. In the first 30 years, I applied Geocentric planetary aspects in my research work but there always seemed to be something missing. The breakthrough came in 2009 when I hit upon 2 ideas: (1) Jupiter Trojans must be incorporated into the analysis, and (2) Bird’s eye views and Heliocentric views of the Solar System should be used (in addition to Geocentric views). The missing pieces of the jigsaw fell into proper places. I was thrilled. The new paradigm can unravel the mysteries of the vicissitudes of U.S. economies. Stock market booms and busts are predictable by applying the theory. It is no hyperbole to claim this significant advancement in research as an earth-shattering event. It revolutionizes future ways to interpret economic events. In particular, the discovery fills the void in the subject of Economics by adding a Prediction Module, elevating it to a True Science. One can now forecast major market trends of DJIA with precision!

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