~ 80 day feature progress in stockmarkets more generally with the addition of Dax, FTSE and Nikkei.

Here is the planned book publication order (for now): 1⃣ A RESM Primer: The Master Hierarchy ▫️Detailing the frameworks of the larger cycles and the inter-cycle relationships ▫️The basic principles to know to use RESM Theory: offsets, phase tolerances, concordance windows, etc. ▫️Cycles from the 70-year cycle up to the 5040-year cycle. The 35-year cycle and smaller constituent cycles will be covered in the next book. ▫️Not a historical tome with a 1000 references; A punchy rundown of the cycles with a few interesting and explanatory examples. 2⃣ The Risk Rhythm: RESM's Foundational 35-Year Cycle ▫️Covering the detailed trajectory of the 35-year cycle with the ~20 phased events within ▫️The smaller constituent cycles ▫️The mathematical foundations of the cycle ▫️Consideration to include the quantitative analysis of the Risk Rhythm going back to 1694. ▫️Price with a Capital P: The extremely important concept of the Risk Rhythm --> I have been alluding to this sometimes calling it the "risk-on" rhythm or the rhythm of the SP500. It now has a proper name to go with the concept. 3⃣ The Big Parabola: RESM Parabola Theory ▫️The rise and fall of western civilizations over the course of the Age Cycle ▫️How this percolates down to the lower cycles manifesting in market events occurring that have "never happened", via telescoping parabolas ▫️A case to be made that ancient Egypt as a world power has been incorrectly classified. 4⃣ The Variant Cycle and the Researcher Trap ▫️The natural foundations of the cycles and how that creates the circumstances for variant cycles. ▫️Why these variant cycles stop researchers in their tracks, preventing them from seeing the bigger picture. ▫️Introducing nuances of the Deity and Episteme Cycles. --> This one is still in conceptual development, and may take a long time to properly formulate. As noted, the first 2 books will not be historical tomes with a 1000s of historical references. I know from experience, reading books like that can feel like a chore. Especially books that are covering a cyclical theory, it can become very repetitive. Instead, detailed accounts of the cycle instances and how they fit the cycle frameworks/phasings will be published via Instance Monographs, likely on a platform like Substack.

HISTORY IS ABOUT TO REPEAT In 1929, a statistician named Roger Babson stood in front of Wall Street and warned them the crash was coming. They laughed Bankers, traders, financial press - all of them. 49 days later, the crash hit. The same Wall Street that had laughed at him was suddenly broke. Babson wasn't lucky. He had identified a 5-stage pattern that appears before every major financial collapse Same 5 signals. Same sequence. Different decade. The pattern showed up before: 1929 1987 2000 2008 Every time, the people who ignored it lost everything. 2026 isn't different. 4 out of those 5 stages have already triggered.

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Imagine if Michael Burry is 5 years early this time, instead of being 2-3 years early like last time.

TRON Daily Cycle TRON looks to have made a very early daily cycle low at the end of April, probably to get make in alignment with the weekly cycle low that is due at the end of May. If we use the new daily low as the measuring point, a mid-cycle low for the daily cycle would like up properly with the expected weekly cycle low timing. This could be the alignment we are getting.

Its probably worth mentioning that the bubbles you mentioned were either significantly higher % spend for longer, or did not see earnings growth as return of capex spend.