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http://www.marketwatch.com/story/tips-dive-as-investors-dump-inflation-hedges-2013-04-18

We ran a Speedometer analysis for the S&P 500 and expanded the data set out to 1950-01-03 to Present.

Also, we applied the new zones and colors, have a look see.

Gray Scale Model

http://blogs.marketwatch.com/thetell/2013/04/17/tradable-volatility-products-lag-even-as-fear-index-spikes/

Even the fear misers are loosing.

The FIXED VIX, wha-wha-wha-aah-aah-aaa.

on the early morning, around 6:00a CT, of 2001-09-11 we had finished our night shift and were heading back home.

we noticed there were an awful lot of police activity, more than usual, both marked and unmarked squad cars.



interesting thing is we saw the same kind of thing happen here before the Boston Bombings and following Poisoned Letters.

sound familiar?

we were heading back home from a callout that early morning, went home around 5:00a.

got back up for work and headed back in around 10:30a.

at each trip we saw more than usual police activity in both marked and unmarked squad cars.

we suspect if you review your day, that day, you might have noticed something similar.


might be a hint for the next episode.

Jehocifer

We have this strange sense we will see a massive snow storm move in on or near that date.

Just a feeling for now.

So, dress warm.

Also, this year's Hurricane activity will be nearly non-existent.

Or at least that's what we says we feels.

Jehocifer.

We need to get Global CO₂ levels up to at least 1%.

All you CO₂ bigots, piss off.

Jehocifer.

This is based on data that goes back to 1896... tweaked the zones a bit.

... 2014-10-16, then the Motherpucker of all Market Crashes will come, The Hundred Years Crash, if not, sooner.

And get your bank accounts stuffed and ready... You're Payin' for this One.

IMO of course, just a guess... just a little bit.

http://www.jadexcode.com/MathML-Example-0.html

http://www.jadexcode.com/MathML-Example-1.html

http://www.jadexcode.com/MathML-Example-2.html

http://www.jadexcode.com/MathML-Example-3.html

http://www.jadexcode.com/MathML-Example-4.html

We've come up with a form for our Combinatorial Set Theory.

It also expands in to a Permutation Set Theory which is part of the overall Combinatorial Permutation Set Theory.

This requires the creation of a new approach to presentation of concept that cannot be expressed simply with current mathematical expressions and symbology.

There is a means by which we can express our theory, just barely.

We have chosen to use MathML as a way to present the theory; all of the MathML standardization can be found at http://www.w3.org/Math/.

Unfortunately, there are some browsers that cannot display the MathML correctly.

The most compatible browser that is fully MathML capable is Mozilla Firefox.

We recommend you download Mozilla Firefox at www.mozilla.org to get the full benefit of its MathML display capabilities.

We have come up with a scheme to have the MathML display in other non-compliant browsers, but they tend to loose some of the mathematical expression fidelity in the browser's display.

The alternative display ability is achieved with something called MathJax and can be found at http://www.mathjax.org/.

Also, it is recommended that you install a special font that is designed for the MathML display, it's not required, but helps in displaying complex expressions.

It's called the STIX fonts and can be downloaded at http://www.stixfonts.org/install.html.

For Windows users, you can automate an install of the STIX fonts by downloading and possibly using a program called MathCast at http://mathcast.sourceforge.net/home.html.

It has the capabilities to render the proper math expressions in display and create the MathML browser code if you want to put MathML in your site.

Due to the complex nature of this presentation, we cannot post the theory and any other mathematical concepts here.

We will be hosting it on our web site for future reference at http://www.jadexcode.com.

We're back just for a bit.

In completing the Least Squares Regression Expansion we have found the expansion pattern for all formulations of the least squares regression.

We had to invent a new mathematical approach to the solution.

New Counting functions.

A New Combinatorial Set Theory; the current Set Theory and Combinatorial Set Theory are too inadequate to handle the complex set of mutations that describe the patterns we found in the least squares regression expansion.

Within the Combinatorial Set Theory, there are rules that govern how it works; we dubbed it 'The Rules Combinatorica'.

There is a possibility our Combinatorial Fractalization may factor in to this.

We'll see.

Later.

Possibly till the end of the month or more.

Good Luck.

..., 2 to 3 weeks are all you have left, we hope.

IMO of course.

Good Luck.

We moved everything Out of Stocks.

Good Luck.