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@EcdoPrep Looks good!

@one_indeed Here- I think I fixed it- does this look better?

The LLSVPs are hot, less dense pockets of earth's mantle beneath the Pacific and Africa. Think about the balance of the mantle like a heavy, rocky doughnut, and much of the ECDO flip mechanics will be a bit more intuitive.

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@SailorManCrypto @_WOO_X Hmmm, what timeframe? Day trading, short or long holding? On the daily you should have been out on that first engulfing red candle, no? Then re-entered on the after the green engulfing after the downtrend. If long term hold, bad entry.

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BTC surprised everyone by closing above previously broken support on Tuesday. I didn't see that coming. But here's what happened next: Trump gave a speech about Iran - the kind that spooks markets - and everything reversed. RSI is still printing lower highs and lower lows since March 16. The pattern says lower low next. BTC also tagged the daily fast line on the bounce - that's the first touch after being overextended. History says first touches don't hold. ETH had a much bigger response, actually pushing above short-term overhead resistance on Tuesday. It even moved inside the TBO cloud. But RSI is still lower highs, and ETHBTC is testing that months-old resistance level from August 24 again. If BTC dumps, ETH follows - historically ETH dumps harder. Stablecoin dominance broke above resistance on Friday, retested it yesterday, and is now doing a bump and run. That's bearish for crypto. TradFi got rocked mid-day. DXY dropped 1.3% across two days on a TBT bearish divergence, then popped back up on Trump's comments. S&P, Dow, and Nasdaq all tagged their fast lines yesterday - that's the first touch scenario again. VIX printed two TBT bearish divergences in 40 days - we've only seen six of these in the last 13 years. Historically a top signal, which is bullish for equities, but Trump's comments disrupted the setup. Nikkei opened up 5.75% on Wednesday, pushed 1.43% higher today to tag the exact top of the cloud at 54,710 before reversing. Oil printed a second TBT bearish divergence but is pumping again on geopolitical risk. Gold and silver should be up on safe-haven flows but are falling after a 14-19% run in 10 days. Picks: LDO three TBO breakouts after 13% - exhaustion, not entry. Looking back, the last bullish divergence cluster was June 2021 before a 26% dump. HYPE breaking below historical TBO support with a TBO close long printing - my short from March 26 is riding well, next bounce around $32.50. TAO printed TBT bearish divergence on Tuesday, RSI confirmed lower low - waiting on price to follow. MORPHO tagged the fast line after a TBO close long on March 26 - going lower. CHZ has TBO open long but a TBT bearish divergence - overbought. RIVER tagged resistance and the fast line - TBO open short confirmed. ALGO pumped 18% - short squeeze liquidation - wait for a pullback then another pump before shorting. RAY up 31% in two days with lower RSI highs - reversal setup.

@GMartin_0 Unfortunately completely depends on what happens with oil/Iran... it's not over yet. And even if it was, looks like Europe is planning on an energy crisis (real or fabricated) which may continue increasing oil which will continue the sell off by major holders.

#Gold - These are the two scenarios I’m considering from now until the end of 2026, or even early 2027. We’ve moved from a parabolic LTF trend to a breakdown of that short-term bullish momentum, transitioning into a re-accumulation phase before a potential continuation of the HTF trend. On the daily MACD, we can clearly see what I mean by the loss of momentum. Meanwhile, the HTF structure remains intact, and the 20/21 monthly MAs look like the best opportunity to deploy size if price reaches those levels. Which scenario do you see as more likely, 1 or 2? Or do you think the gold bull run is over?

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@MooninPapa Seriously? I thought you were going to release something cool...

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@EcdoPrep @EthicalSkeptic I was digging deeper on this. It seems unlikely this story is referring to an ECDO event, but rather the Cascadia event and that the story was exaggerated. The original version said it was "“a long time ago, but not at a very remote period”. So 8-10 generations at most.

"he water suddenly receded leaving Neeah Bay perfectly dry. It was four days reaching it lowest ebb, and then rose again without any wave or breakers, till it had submerged the Cape, and in fact the whole country, excepting the tops of the mountains at Clyoquot. The water on its rise became very warm, and as it came up to the houses, those who had canoes put their effects into them, and floated off with the current, which set very strongly to the north. Some drifted one way, some another; and when the waters assumed their accustomed level, a portion of the tribe found themselves beyond Nootka, where their descendants now reside, and are known by the same name as the Makahs in Classett, or Kwenaitchechat. Many canoes came down in trees and were destroyed, and numerous lives were lost. The water was four days regaining its accustomed level." usgs.gov/centers/pacifi…

One of the challenges in (re)-establishing agriculture post-ECDO flip is the change in latitude, which affects the types of crops that will be best suited to a region. Assuming a future Np' as described to @EthicalSkeptic , these are the lines which retain their same latitude, albeit on the other hemisphere. Two U.S. regions are both near this line and likely remain dry: NE Colorado / SW Nebraska and the southern tips of the Appalachians near Asheville. The Pacific NW is less safe as it takes much of the Pacific "on the chin", with the Makah myth indicating the waters rose to near the top of Mt. Rainer (14,000 ft).

@EcdoPrep @EthicalSkeptic And there is no evidence that water levels rose to thousands of feet within 8-10 generations of 1868, so covering all but the peaks was likely an exaggeration as well. Cascadia was 1700.

@EcdoPrep @EthicalSkeptic Also apparently the number 4 has a spiritual significance and so they often modify their story's to include it, thus the 4 days.

@EcdoPrep @EthicalSkeptic The thing is, by the time the flip happens, the earth mag field will be worthless, already down ~25% with current movement, a minor solar flare will short out everything, and cars won't work unless pre-1960.

@one_indeed @EthicalSkeptic Not sure where your home base is. I am near Omaha- which is not high enough. But it is about a 6 hour drive to get to NE Colorado which should be.

@EcdoPrep Great info, the question is do the patterns repeat, is pole location every 12-13ka the same? Seems to be strongly leaning that way based on ES and Craig Stones work, which would ~ S. Africa for the Np'. But the current pole movement at this point doesn't seem to back that up.

Short answer: I don't know. But I marked Beijing because of this study from China (below) that shows different relative poles in the Noah event (~5ka) than the one for Gobekli Tepe (13ka). Note there is almost no change in declination in the Noah event- i.e. the north magnetic pole was IN THE SAME PLANE as Beijing- likely near the current South Atlantic Anomaly. Was there true north pole there too? For the event 13ka ago, this chart points toward @EthicalSkeptic 's Np' near Zimbabwe/South Africa, and I find the evidence overwhelming that this was the true north pole at that time.

Geodesy / ECDO update for March 26 - slightly less alarming. youtu.be/eLqNSQ1tr7Q

@EcdoPrep Ok, I was confused by your drawing with the magnetic pole moving in that direction. Any thoughts on why the magnetic pole is moving toward Russia, but it's supposed to end up in Giza? Seems odd.

@one_indeed I don't think so. I just highlighted Beijing because one of the more revealing magnetism studies was conducted nearby

@BullTheoryio Last time the BOJ intervened (at similar levels), in 2022, 30% BTC crash over a few days...

BREAKING: The Japanese Yen just crashed to its lowest level against the US Dollar in 21 months. Japan has intervened before when the yen drops this fast, but that only slows the move, it doesn’t fix the problem. The real issue is Japan importing inflation through energy. Japan gets 87% of its energy from imported fossil fuels, and 70% of its Middle Eastern oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz. With the strait closed and oil above $100, Japan’s import bill is surging and that is putting direct pressure on the yen. When the yen weakens, everything Japan imports gets more expensive energy, food, raw materials. A weaker yen during an energy shock compounds the problem, and if the Strait stays closed, this chart has room to go lower.

@EcdoPrep @EthicalSkeptic On the bright side, looks like we are getting a boat...

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BREAKING: Ukraine bombed Russia's 2nd largest oil refinery which produces jet fuel for Russian military. Ukraine has now disrupted 40% of Russia's total oil export capacity this month. If you connect the dots, everyone is now suddenly attacking energy infrastructure to crash the global economy. What if this is the plan for global reset ?

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