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Cyclicity&TheCollectiveHumanExperience1900‐2016Version 1.9
March,2016
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Disclaimer
ThematerialinthispresentationhasbeenpreparedbyEinhawk,LLC(Einhawk)andisgeneralresearchperformedandcompiledbyEinhawk.Thisinformationisgiveninsummaryformanddoesnotpurporttobecomplete.Informationinthispresentation,includingforecastfinancialinformation,shouldnotbeconsideredasadviceorarecommendationtoinvestorsorpotentialinvestorsinrelationtoholding,purchasingorsellingsecuritiesorotherfinancialproductsorinstrumentsanddoesnottakeintoaccountyourparticularinvestmentobjectives,financialsituationorneeds.Beforeactingonanyinformationyoushouldconsidertheappropriatenessoftheinformationhavingregardtothesematters,anyrelevantofferdocumentandinparticular,youshouldseekindependentfinancialadvice.Allsecuritiesandfinancialproductorinstrumenttransactionsinvolverisks,whichinclude(amongothers)theriskofadverseorunanticipatedmarket,financialorpoliticaldevelopmentsand,ininternationaltransactions,currencyrisk.
Thispresentationmaycontainforwardlookingstatementsincludingstatementsregardingourintent,belieforcurrentexpectationswithrespecttoEinhawk’sconclusions,marketconditions,resultsofoperationandfinancialcondition,capitaladequacy,specificprovisionsandriskmanagementpractices.Readersarecautionednottoplaceunduerelianceontheseforwardlookingstatements.Einhawkdoesnotundertakeanyobligationtopubliclyreleasetheresultofanyrevisionstotheseforwardlookingstatementstoreflecteventsorcircumstancesafterthedatehereoftoreflecttheoccurrenceofunanticipatedevents.Whileduecarehasbeenusedinthepreparationoftheinformation,actualresultsmayvaryinamateriallypositiveornegativemanner.ForecastsandhypotheticalexamplesaresubjecttouncertaintyandcontingenciesoutsideEinhawk’scontrol.Pastperformanceisnotareliableindicationoffutureperformance.
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“It'snotthatI'msosmart,it'sjustthatIstaywithproblemslonger.”AlbertEinstein
“Intelligenceistheabilitytoadapttochange.”StephenHawking
“Firsttheyignoreyou,thentheylaughatyou,thentheyfightyou,thenyouwin.”MahatmaGandhi
ThreeWiseMen
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FoundationalObservations
• The universe illustrates expansion and contraction on a grand scale; subsequently, the solar system, earth, and the inhabitants of the Earth do also.
• With respect to scale, humans are extremely small in relation to the universe, solar system, and the planet Earth.
• The earth’s processes are very cyclical.• Human beings subconsciously align to the cyclical nature of the Earth.• The mammalian design and limbic system of the human brain cause humans to “herd” or behave
“collectively“ as a group.• Humans subconsciously and consciously align according to mood, mindset, and behavior.• Birds, insects, fish, and mammals exhibit collective behavior but humans are exceptionally good
at it due to their brain’s neocortex.• The “collective behavior” of human beings appears to be cyclical through time.• The current “mindset” is linear thinking (e.g. Everything will continue to rise)• A cycle consists of an expansion and contraction phase in mood, mindset, and behavior.• The Dow-Gold Ratio exhibits three symmetrical cycles since 1913.• It is hypothesized that the Dow-Gold Ratio has served as a “barometer” for collective human
behavior over the past 100 years defining the Dow-Gold Ratio Cyclicity Theory (DGRCT)
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ChaoticTime:
CyclicalTime:
LinearTime:
WaysofThinkingAboutTime“TheFourthTurning”,WilliamStrauss&NeilHowe
“Overthemillennia,manhasdevelopedthreewaysofthinkingabouttime:chaotic,cyclical,andlinear.”
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ChaoticTime:• Historyhasnopath.• Eventsfollowoneanotherrandomly.
CyclicalTime:• Repetition.• Cyclicaltimeisendless;yetalsoendlesslycompletedandrenewed.• Withoutsomenotionofhistoricalrecurrence,noonecanmeaningfuldiscuss
thepastatall.
LinearTime:• Timeasaunique(andusuallyprogressing)storywithanabsolute
beginningandanabsoluteend.• Thejourneyneverrepeats.• Tolinearist,thefuturecanoftenbereducedtostraight‐lineextrapolationof
therecentpast.• Beliefinindefinitescientific,economic,andpoliticalimprovement.• Americahascometoembodythemostextremeexpressionofprogressive
linearism.• ThusarosethedogmaofAmericanexceptionalism,thebeliefthatthisnation
anditspeoplehadsomehowbrokenloosefromanyriskofcyclicalregress.• Whenthingsgowell,thisweaknessisnoproblem.Butwhenthingsgobadly,
thelinearviewcancrack.
WaysofThinkingAboutTime“TheFourthTurning”,WilliamStrauss&NeilHowe
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Cycles
Source: https://solarcycles.net/portfolio/the-big-picture/
Nature is dominated by cycles and human life is subservient to many such cycles. Seasons, tides, sunspots, geysers, migrations,heart beats, wing beats, menstruation, respiration, births and deaths, sound waves, rotation of galaxies, sleep and Ice Ages areall examples of cycles in nature, and there are many, many more.
As humans we cycle relentlessly with heartbeat, respiration and other biological rhythms. But this cyclical subservience is found in all arenas and on all timescales. Day and Night, and the cycles of sleep and activity. Weekdays and Weekend (division of time based on Earth’s orbit of the sun), and the cycles of work and play. Seasons, and the cycles of agriculture, animal migration and human activities (traditions, cultural and sporting events that cycle with the Earth’s orbit of the sun). Lifetimes, the cycle of reproduction, and the societal cycle of education – work – retirement.
There are lunar cycles and the associated cycles of nocturnal illumination and tidal movement. There are solar cycles and the associated cycles of geomagnetic storms and earthquakes. There are cycles of temperature, of winds, of storms, and their influence on animals and plants.
It should come as no surprise that we then observe cycles in systems of human construction, which may be abstractions of nature but are still ultimately of nature. Business cycles in economics, asset and sentiment cycles in financial markets, arguably war and peace cycles.
Understand that no cycle lasts forever. Our sun will eventually expand and consume the nearest planets and then collapse into a dwarf star. But for forecasting over months, years or decades, these cycles are effectively permanent. The dominance of cyclical phenomena in all things makes the future much more predictable.
In short, nature is dominated by cycles. Human life and human systems are subservient to and synchronized to these cycles.
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“IfindthatwheneverIstarttalkingaboutcycles,particularlythelong‐termvariety,IraiseeyebrowsandelicitreactionssimilartothoseI’dexpectifIweretalkingaboutastrology.Acycleisnothingmorethanalogicalsequenceofeventsleadingtoarepetitious pattern.Inamarket‐basedeconomy,cyclesofexpansions increditandcontractions increditdriveeconomiccyclesandtheyoccurforperfectlylogicalreasons.”
RayDalio,69thrichestpersonintheworld
“Historydoesnotrepeatitself,butitrhymes.”MarkTwain
“Thosewhocannotrememberthepastarecondemnedtorepeatit.”GeorgeSantayana
“Sothestoryofmanrunsinadrearycircle,becauseheisnotyetmasteroftheearththatholdshim.”WillDurant
“Thatisthekeytohistory.Terrificenergyisexpended‐ civilizationsarebuiltup‐ excellentinstitutionsdevised;buteachtimesomethinggoeswrong.Somefatalflawalwaysbringstheselfishandthecruelpeopletothetopanditallslidesbackintomiseryandruin.”
C.S.Lewis
“Thereareonlypatterns,patternsontopofpatterns,patternsthataffectotherpatterns.Patternshiddenbypatterns.Patternswithinpatterns.Ifyouwatchclose,historydoesnothingbutrepeatitself.Whatwecallchaosisjustpatternswehaven'trecognized.Whatwecallrandomisjustpatternswecan'tdecipher.Whatwecan'tunderstandwecallnonsense.Whatwecan'treadwecallgibberish.Thereisnofreewill.Therearenovariables.”
ChuckPalahniuk,“Survivor”
ThoughtsOnCycles
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SineWave
Source:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave#/media/File:Sine_and_Cosine.svg
Thesinewaveorsinusoidisamathematicalcurvethatdescribesasmoothrepetitiveoscillation.Itisnamedafterthefunctionsine,ofwhichitisthegraph.Itoccursofteninpureandappliedmathematics,aswellasphysics,engineering,signalprocessingandmanyotherfields.
Thesinewaveappearsinnature,humanphysiology,andfinancialmarketsinsimilarformandcyclicity.
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Expansion&Contraction
• EXPANSION: the act of becoming bigger or of making something bigger; the act of expanding (Merriam-Webster)
• CONTRACTION: the act or process of making something smaller or of becoming smaller (Merriam-Webster)
AMPLITUDE
SINEWAVE
TIME
Expansion
Contraction
Expansion
Contraction
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BusinessCycles
Generally,thefollowingphasesofbusinesscycleshavebeendistinguished:1.Expansion(Boom,UpswingorProsperity)2.Peak(upperturningpoint)3.Contraction(Downswing,RecessionorDepression)4.Trough(lowerturningpoint)
GDP
BUSINESSCYCLE
TIME
PEAK PEAK
TROUGHTROUGH
CONTRACTION EXPANSION CONTRACTION
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CollectiveBehavior
The expression collective behavior was first used by Robert E. Park (1921), and employed later by Herbert Blumer (1939), Ralph Turner and Lewis Killian (1957), and Neil Smelser (1962) to refer to social processes and events which do not reflect existing social structure (laws, conventions, and institutions), but which emerge in a "spontaneous"way. Use of the term has been expanded to include reference to cells, social animals like birds and fish, and insects including ants. Collective behavior takes many forms but generally violates societal norms (Miller 2000, Locher 2002). Collectivebehaviorcanbetremendouslydestructive,aswithriotsormobviolence,silly,aswithfads,oranywhereinbetween. Collective behavior is always driven by groupdynamics, encouraging people to engage in acts they might consider unthinkable under typical social circumstances (Locher 2002). Turner and Killian (1957) were the first sociologists to back their theoretical propositions with visual evidence in the form of photographs and motion pictures of collective behavior in action. Prior to that sociologists relied heavily upon eyewitness accounts, which turned out to be far less reliable than one would hope. Turner and Killian's approach is based largely upon the arguments of Blumer, who argued that social "forces" are not really forces. The actor is active: He creates an interpretation of the acts of others, and acts on the basis of this interpretation.
Source:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collective_behavior
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HumanLimbicSystem
• A complex set of brain structures located on both sides of the thalamus, right under the cerebrum.
• The limbic system supports a variety of functions including epinephrine flow, emotion, behavior, motivation, long-term memory, and olfaction.
• Emotionallife is largely housed in the limbic system, and it has a great deal to do with the formation of memories.
Source:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limbic_system
Cross‐sectionofhumanbrainshowingpartsofthelimbicsystem.
Source:http://d4nations.com/webpubl/articles/the-limbic-system.html
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Swarm,Crowd,&HerdBehavior
INSECTS BIRDS FISH
MAMMAL
Swarm Flock Schools:swarm,migrate,circulate
Herd Herd Herd
MAMMAL MAMMAL
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CollectiveHumanBehavior
"Men,ithasbeenwellsaid,thinkinherds;itwillbeseenthattheygomadinherds,whiletheyonlyrecovertheirsensesslowly,andonebyone.“CharlesMcKay,“ExtraordinaryPopularDelusionsandtheMadnessofCrowds”,Published1841
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Now lets explore a theory where the Dow-Gold Ratio serves as a barometer for collective human behavior.
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Dow‐GoldRatio
TheDow‐GoldRatioisasimpleindexwheretheDowJonesIndustrialAverageisdividedbythepriceofoneounceofgold.Explaineddifferently,itisthenumberofouncesofgoldittakestobuyoneshareoftheDow.
EXAMPLESFROMCYCLEPEAKSANDBOTTOMS• August,1929
• DJIA:380• Gold:$20.72• DowGoldRatio:18.36
• February,1933• DJIA:51• Gold:$26.47• DowGoldRatio:1.94
• January,1966• DJIA:984• Gold:$35.31• DowGoldRatio:27.85
• August,1999• DJIA:10,829• Gold:$257• DowGoldRatio:42.19
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Dow‐GoldRatio– 215Years
FormationoftheFederalReserveandFederalRegionalBanks‐ 1913
FIATCAPITALERAGOLDSTANDARDERA
Upwardtrendwithmodestgrowthand
corrections.
Volatileboomsandbusts.
Modifiedfrom:
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CyclesDefinedByTheDow‐GoldRatio
Cycle11914‐1942
Cycle21942‐1980
Cycle31980‐?
Expansion Expansion ExpansionContraction Contraction ContractionContraction
TheDow‐GoldRatiodefinesthreerepetitivesymmetricalcyclesoverthepast100years.
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CyclesDefinedByTheDow‐GoldRatio
AMPLITUDE
SINEWAVE
TIME
CYCLE#1
CYCLE#2
CYCLE#3
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Dow‐GoldRatioCyclicityModel
CYCLE#1
CYCLE#2
CYCLE#3
28.3Years
37.8Years
?Years
1914 1942 1980
1929
1966
1999
TheDow‐GoldRatiodefinesthreerepetitivesymmetricalcyclesoverthepast100years.
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Dow‐GoldRatioCyclicityModel
15.59Years55%ofcycle
12.67Years
45%ofcycle
23.77Years
63%ofcycle
14.06Years
37%ofcycle
19.47Years
?Years
Cycle2Contraction
Cycle3Contraction
Cycle1Contraction
Cycle1Expansion
Cycle2Expansion
Cycle3Expansion
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Dow‐GoldRatioCyclicityModel
Cycle2Contraction
Cycle3Contraction
Cycle1Contraction
Cycle1Expansion
Cycle2Expansion
Cycle3Expansion
15.59Years55%
12.67Years45%
23.77Years63%
14.06Years37%
19.47Years
?Years
DJIA:509%SP500:260%Gold:8%
DowGold:518%
DJIA:‐71%SP500:‐74%Gold:64%
DowGold:‐85%
DJIA:869%SP500:1090%
Gold:4%DowGold:895%
DJIA:‐10%SP500:19%Gold:1820%Oil:244%
DowGold:‐95%
DJIA:1136%SP500:1097%Nasdaq:1594%Gold:‐62%Silver:‐31%Oil:‐37%
DowGold:3166%
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Dow‐GoldRatioCyclicityModel
Cycle2Contraction
Cycle3Contraction
Cycle1Contraction
Cycle1Expansion
Cycle2Expansion
Cycle3Expansion
18.4
3.0 2.8
27.9
1.3
42.2
5.4
8.9
16.6
1.9
3.4
6.2
Symmetryandrepeatability
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Dow‐GoldRatioCyclicityModel
18.4
27.9
1.3
42.2
1.9‐94.5%=
2.3DJIA/GoldDJIA=10,500,Gold=$4565DJIA=6800,Gold=$2956DJIA=3400,Gold=$1478
‐98%=1.0DJIA/GoldDJIA=8000,Gold=$8000DJIA=6800,Gold=$6800DJIA=4750,Gold=$4750
‐83%=7.0DJIA/Gold
DJIA=14,000,Gold=$2000DJIA=10,500,Gold=$1500DJIA=7000,Gold=$1000
Paralleltrajectories
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Dow‐GoldRatioCyclicityModel
CYCLE#1
CYCLE#2
36Years
36Years
36Years
CYCLE#3
Cyclepeaksoccurapproximately33‐37yearsapart.
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CyclesDefinedByTheDow‐GoldRatio
March2016
36YearCycles
Correlativecyclepoints
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36YearCycles,FinancialPanics,&LargeU.S.Wars
1907
CivilWar
RevWar
WWII
1884
1901
GreatDepression
OilShock
S&LCrisis
1987
WWI
SubPrimeMortgage
Warof
1812
187318371797‐1800
1819 18571890 1893
1896
1920
1792
FinancialPanic
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Dow‐GoldRatioCyclicityTheory(DGRCT)
ABarometerforHumanMood,Mindset,andBehavior
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Lets explore how the Dow-Gold Ratio aligns with mood, mindset and collective human behavior.
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Mood,Mindset,andBehavior
Moodandmindsetdrivebehavior.
Mood:• astateorqualityoffeelingataparticulartime.• adistinctiveemotionalqualityorcharacter• aprevailingemotionaltoneorgeneralattitude.• aframeofminddisposedorreceptive,astosomeactivityorthing.Mindset:• anattitude,disposition,ormood.• anintentionorinclination.Behavior:• mannerofbehavingoracting.• observableactivityinahumanoranimal.• theaggregateofresponsestointernalandexternalstimuli.• astereotyped,species‐specificactivity,asacourtshipdanceorstartlereflex.• theactionorreactionofanymaterialundergivencircumstances.
Source:www.dictionary.com
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TheProgressionThroughMood,Mindset,andBehavior
MOOD MINDSET BEHAVIOR
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TheDow‐GoldRatioCyclicityModel:Mood&Mindset
Mood&MindsetExpansionPhase:
• Happy• Greedy• Optimistic
ContractionPhase:• Angry• Fearful• Pessimistic
Expansion Contraction
Dow‐GoldRatio
CycleBegins CycleEnds
CyclePeak
TIME
Inthiscontext,expansionandcontractionphasesdefineandrelatetothemood,mindset,andcollectivebehaviorofhumans.Financialexpansionsdotypicallyoccurinexpansionphaseswhilefinancialcontractionstypicallyoccurduringcontractionphases.
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TheDow‐GoldRatioCyclicityModel:Behavior
BehaviorExpansionPhase:• Risktaking• Trusting• Consumption:Nicetohave• Bestinvestment:Equities• Geography:Spreadout;growthinsuburbs• Corporations:Spinoffs,expansion,acquisitions• Entrepreneurialspirit
ContractionPhase:• Riskaverse• Lackoftrust• Consumption:Musthave• Bestinvestment:Commodities• Geography:Movebackin;urbanrenewal• Corporations:Mergers• Corporateloyalty
Expansion Contraction
Dow‐GoldRatio
CycleBegins CycleEnds
CyclePeak
TIME
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TheCyclicityofCollectiveHumanEmotions
TIME
OPTIMISM
EXCITEMENT
THRILL
EUPHORIA ANXIETY
DENIAL
FEAR
PANIC
CAPITULATIONDESPONDENCY HOPE
RELIEF
OPTIMISM
THRILL
EUPHORIA ANXIETY
EXCITEMENT
DEPRESSION
Expansion Contraction
Expansion ContractionHOPE
RELIEF
Cycle
DESPERATION
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TheDow‐GoldRatio&TheCyclicityofCollectiveHumanEmotions
Cycle11914‐1942 OPTIMISM
EXCITEMENT
THRILL
EUPHORIA
ANXIETY
DENIAL
FEAR
DESPERATION
PANIC
CAPITULATION
HOPE
RELIEF
DESPONDENCY
DEPRESSION
1929
Expansion
Contraction
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TheDow‐GoldRatio&TheCyclicity ofCollectiveHumanEmotions
Cycle21942‐1980
Expansion Contraction
OPTIMISM
EXCITEMENT
THRILL
EUPHORIA
ANXIETY
DENIAL
FEAR
DESPERATION
PANIC
CAPITULATION
HOPE
RELIEF
DESPONDENCY
DEPRESSION
1966
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TheDow‐GoldRatio&TheCyclicity ofCollectiveHumanEmotions
OPTIMISM
EXCITEMENT
THRILL
EUPHORIA
ANXIETY
DENIAL
FEAR
DESPERATION
PANIC
CAPITULATIONHOPE
RELIEF
Cycle31980‐?
DESPONDENCY
DEPRESSION
Expansion Contraction
1999 ?
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APPLICATIONOFTHETHEORYTheDow‐GoldRatioServesAsABarometer
forCollectiveHumanBehavior
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Lets examine the mood, mindset, and behavior through all three cycles.
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Dow‐GoldRatio:Mood,Mindset,andBehavior‐ Events
1929
Mindset:WarisdestructiveBehavior:WWIends
Mindset:WomenshouldbeequalBehavior:19th Amendment,Womenvote
Mindset:AlcoholisdestructiveBehavior:18th Amendment,Alcoholprohibited
Mindset:CooperationBehavior:Steelstrikeends
Mindset:CooperationBehavior:Kellogg‐Briandpact"outlawing"war
Mindset:InnocenceBehavior:MickeyMousedebuts
Mindset:CooperativecompetitionBehavior:1st WinterOlympics
ExpansionMood:Happy,Greedy,Optimistic
Mindset:CreativeexpressionBehavior:Talkingmovies
Mindset:InnocenceBehavior:WinnieThePoohdebuts
Cycle11914‐1942
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Dow‐GoldRatio:Mood,Mindset,andBehavior‐ Events
1929
Mindset:IwanttotakeovertheworldBehavior:WWIIbegins
Mindset:IwanttocontrolbootleggingBehavior:St.ValentinesDayMassacre
Mindset:StocksareriskyinvestmentsBehavior:Stockmarketcrash
Mindset:BadpeoplemustbepunishedBehavior:AlCaponeconvicted
Mindset:MakeGermanygreatagainBehavior:Hitlerelectedchancellor
Mindset:IwanttotakeovertheworldBehavior:MussoliniinvadesEthiopia
Mindset:IwanttotakeoverAsiaBehavior:JapaninvadesChina
Mindset:IwanttokillsomebodyBehavior:IshotbutmissedFDR
Mindset:BadpeopleshouldbepunishedBehavior:Alcatrazopens;Bonnie/Clydekilled
Mindset:IwanttotakeovertheworldBehavior:Stalin’sgreatpurge
Mindset:DefendagainstevilBehavior:EinsteinwritesFDRaboutatomicbomb
Mindset:OursistheperfectraceBehavior:Auschwitzopens
Mindset:AmericansareevilBehavior:PearlHarbor
ContractionMood:Angry,Fearful,Pessimistic
Cycle11914‐1942
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Dow‐GoldRatio:Mood,Mindset,andBehavior‐ Events
Cycle21942‐1980
Mindset:WarisdestructiveBehavior:WWIIends
Mindset:WarisdestructiveBehavior:KoreanWarends
Mindset:MusicmakespeoplehappyBehavior:Elvisreleases1st hit
Mindset:AyoungpresidentwouldbegoodforthecountryBehavior:JohnF.Kennedyelectedpresident,Camelot
1966
Mindset:EverymanisequalBehavior:Righttovoteforblacks,VotingRightsActof1965
Mindset:IamdefeatedBehavior:Hitlercommitssuicide
Mindset:ThiswarmustendBehavior:Atomicbombs
ExpansionMood:Happy,Greedy,Optimistic
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Dow‐GoldRatio:Mood,Mindset,andBehavior‐ Events
Cycle21942‐1980
Mindset:IwanttokillsomebodyBehavior:IshotMLK&RFK
Mindset:IwanttokillsomebodyBehavior:IshotPres.Kennedy
Mindset:IwanttogotowarBehavior:EscalationofVietnamforU.S.
Mindset:IwanttodefeattheU.S.Behavior:FallofSaigon
Mindset:IhatetheU.S.Behavior:Iranianhostages
Mindset:IwanttopunishTheWestBehavior:OPECoilembargo
Mindset:WehateIsraelBehavior:YomKippurwarbegins
Mindset:ThepresidentisaliarBehavior:Nixonresigns
1966
Mindset:IwanttorebelBehavior:Woodstock
Mindset:IhatethegovernmentBehavior:Chicago7protests
Mindset:IwanttoprotestBehavior:KentStateriot
Mindset:IhateIsraelBehavior:MunichOlympicshostages
Mindset:Righttolifevswoman’srightBehavior:RoevsWade
Mindset:IwanttokillpeopleBehavior:Bundyserialkillingspreebegins
Mindset:IwanttokillpeopleBehavior:Cambodiangenocidecommences
Mindset:IwanttokillpeopleBehavior:SonofSamserialkillingspreebegins
Mindset:IwanttocontrolpeopleBehavior:Jonestownmassacre
Mindset:IwanttokillsomebodyBehavior:IshotJohnLennon
Mindset:IwanttokillsomebodyBehavior:Assassinationattempts‐PopeandReagan
ContractionMood:Angry,Fearful,Pessimistic
Mindset:IwanttobetreatedequallyBehavior:MarchonSelma
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Mindset:I’mgoingtoinvestsomemoneyBehavior:IboughtaDotComstock
Dow‐GoldRatio:Mood,Mindset,andBehavior‐ Events
Cycle31980‐?
Mindset:I’mgoingtoberich!!Behavior:IboughtseveralDotComstocks
Mindset:IwanttocheatonmywifeBehavior:Ihadsexualrelationswithanintern
1999
Mindset:IwanttoconnectwiththeworldBehavior:1st internetdomainname
Mindset:IwantpeaceBehavior:Gorbachevannouncesglasnostandperestroika
Mindset:WorldpeaceBehavior:“WeAreTheWorld”released
Mindset:WewantfreedomBehavior:FallofBerlinwall
Mindset:IwanttoconnectwiththeworldBehavior:WorldWideWebinvented
Mindset:DotherightthingBehavior:Mandelafreed
Mindset:WewantfreedomBehavior:CollapseofSovietUnion
ExpansionMood:Happy,Greedy,Optimistic
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Mindset:IhatetheUnitedStatesBehavior:IcrashedaplaneintotheWorldTradeCenter
Dow‐GoldRatio:Mood,Mindset,andBehavior‐ Events
Cycle31980‐?
Mindset:ComputersmightstopfunctioningBehavior:Y2KNewYearsEvedecisions
Mindset:Idon’tlike“TheWest”Behavior:Paristerroristbombing
Mindset:RevengeBehavior:U.S.invadesAfghanistan
Mindset:WeneedtocontrolyouroilBehavior:U.S.invadesIraq
Mindset:Idon’tlikethegovernmentBehavior:Syrianunrestbegins
ContractionMood:Angry,Fearful,PessimisticMindset:Idon’tlikemygovernment
Behavior:ArabSpringriots
Mindset:Ihatepoliticians.Behavior:Trump&Sanderssurprise
Mindset:Thestockmarketisrigged.Behavior:Stockselloffduetomortgagecrisis
1999
Mindset:Iwanttokillsomebody.Behavior:IkilledstudentsatColumbineHS
Mindset:MonopoliesarebadBehavior:FederalrulingtosplitMicrosoft
Mindset:YugoslaviangenocideBehavior:NATOattacksSerbia
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Dow‐GoldRatioandMajorFearEvents
ContractionExpansion
Cycle#3
www.einhawk.comY2K
911/Afghanistan
Iraq
WarOnTerror/BinLaden
GlobalWarming&ClimateChangearedenotingtheGooglesearchpeak.
ClimateChange
GlobalWarming/AxisofEvil
Syria
ISIS/ZikaEbola
FlashCrashArabSpring
SubprimeMortgage