--- In [email protected], off_world_beings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], new.morning <no_reply@> 
> wrote:
> > The utopia course (I think it was that one) coincided with the 
> largest
> > stock market crash since 29. >>>
> 
> I don't recall that was the case.   
> I think you are thinking about the crash of 1987, at which time 
> there was no big course going on as far as I know. 

You recall incorrectly. As I did the name of the course. It was Heaven
on Earth. 

See my blog for some graphs and analysis. (while the blog needs to be
updated, the last post details correlative effects of major courses.)

http://2006-course-effects.blogspot.com/


Here is a summary of courses and S&P 500.


The substantive effects of the three prior large ME projects took some
time to mature and manifest. The immediate short-run effects indeed
were negative.

Three patterns or phases (P1,P2,P3 ) emerge upon examining short-run
ME effects on financial markets:

    * market trends flatten or reverse DURING the project
    * 2-14 months after the project market trends are flat or remain
within a trading range.
    * after this flat period, trends become positive.

These pattern phases might be seen as analogous to:

    * major medical procedure -- the patient experiences a type of
shock from the major intervention, sytems flatten or reverse.
    * a recouperation phase where the patient rests and heals from a
major medical procedure
    * a healthy rebound, beyond past levels of vigor, after the
patient is fully healed.

DC Project
The market remained in a trading range during the DC project,
interupting the prior year's sharply rising market trend. Thus the DC
project exhibits P1 -- it changed from a strong two year upward trend
-- and stopped in its tracks during the project. The DC project also
exibits P2 --for 14 months after the project the market remained
within a trading range -- though a volitle one. Three times it rallied
and declined, trying to break through the lower and upper boundaries
of its range. After 14 months, it finally broke through its upper
bound and transformed into into an upward trend, consistent with P3.

Heaven on Earth
For at least a year prior to the Heaven on Earth project to
demonstrate the Maharish Effect (4000 YFs), the S&P 500 experienced a
strong upward trend. Precisely during theHoE, project, the S&P 500
experienced "Black Monday" -- its largest decline, over 30%, in many
decades, a strong demonstration of P1. After this significant market
crash, the market remained for several months in a mild trading range,
charactersitic of P2. And after several months of the project and
crash, the market assumed an upward trend, characteristic of P3.

Utopia
Prior to the Utopia(8000 YFs) project, the market was in a trading
range for three months, after a strong positive trend in the
preceeding year. During the project, there was a 4% "pop' -- which may
have been due to a "January effect" -- a hypotheses found valid by
several studies by financial econometricians. However, during the
later stages of the project (needs to be validated exact end of
project) , during january and early februrary 1984, the market
experienced a sharp decline of over 10% , characteristic of P1. Over
the next five months the market was in a flat of slightly declining
range, characteristic of P2. After five months, the market began a
strong positive upward trend, characteristic of P3.









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