As reported Past Horizons archaeology, archeology team from the National Institute of Anthropology and History of Mexico, under the direction of Cristina Garcia Moreno found during excavations on the south of the state of Sonora, near the village of Onavas, a Prehispanic burial, in which found an unusual strongly extended and flattened skull (see the video at the bottom of this article), which resembles a head of an alien from [...]
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A new study suggests that Albert Einstein’s extraordinary genius may have been related to a uniquely shaped brain. Researchers compared Einstein’s brain to 85 ‘normal’ human brains to determine, what, if any, unusual features it possessed. ‘Although the overall size and asymmetrical shape of Einstein’s brain were normal, the prefrontal, somatosensory, primary motor, parietal, temporal and occipital cortices were extraordinary,’ said Dean Falk, the Hale G. Smith Professor of Anthropology at Florida State, [...] From Market Anthropology: Below are two identical charts that I have been following this year, contrasting the U.S. dollar index and the large-cap/small-cap ratio as expressed by the SPX:RUT… You will notice that over the past two decades, both series have trended together, with typically a lag between pivots — in what I refer to as the primary and secondary tides. In essence, just as an oceans tidal effects are delayed by the [...] From Market Anthropology: As expected, the Aussie (dollar) has retraced ~50% of the move from the Monday afternoon low to 102.78 (intraday) today. Should the model continue to be prescient, it will once again roll over and take out the lows My suspicion is that the equity markets will begin to… Read full article (with chart)… From Market Anthropology: Although I take great pride in developing my comparative work, it likely is misunderstood by many in how I apply it, benefit from it, and walk between different models. Like most things in life, it is the process that defines the form. Too abstract – and you lose perspective. Too much detail – and you lose emotion. For lack of a better analogy, I work with analogs much like a [...] From Market Anthropology: With consideration of another round of quantitative easing front and center on many traders minds, could the gold miners be a leading indicator for the equity markets? The SPX and its respective RSI have been shifted on the chart below to… Read full article (with charts)… From Market Anthropology: …In the past, I have utilized the relative performance of the banks, contrasted with the broader market – to support the idea that the banks have failed to display a leadership role in the rally over the past several years. This logic still stands. However, the bulls have the window of opportunity today to break the overhead resistance directly above and embolden the case (similar to 1995) that the rally has [...] From Market Anthropology: Although I hold strong beliefs about the fragility and foundation of the equity markets first quarter strength, as a trader I reserve the right to drop some of that dogma and prepare for a continuation of what I perceive to be unfavorably high valuations. This preparation is primarily based on the benefit of hindsight in observing where the market chose to expand volatility, support and range, and how it [...] From Market Anthropology: Over a month ago, I constructed the following chart that described the two previous occasions where the largest market cap company in the world went parabolic. Not surprisingly, on both occasions, it marked the beginning of the end of the run in equities. Roughly six weeks [...] From Market Anthropology: Considering where the market currently trades, it seems like a foregone conclusion that the SPX will at the very least attempt to kiss the monthly meridian that currently sits around 1,442. I believe it is also significant to note the May 2008 retracement level that is directly beneath the meridian at 1,440. It is a very interesting confluence that may present a changing room for bulls and bears to [...] From Market Anthropology: One of the greatest challenges in reading a market cycle or comparative trading environment is estimating timeframes of a pivot. And although many traders will discount an analog’s utility on that challenge alone, I continue to find merit in having a kinetic blueprint of how a comparative market reacted during like conditions. … [C]onsidering the approaching and increasingly ambiguous implications of a Greek default and the market’s unbridled appetite [...] From Market Anthropology: On this Valentine’s Day morning, I have a new muse and her name is Apple. Perhaps it’s my ego – but when has that not been the case with traders? Here’s a taste of what I am looking at… I have no doubt that Apple will continue being a highly profitable and respected company for the foreseeable future. It’s just that it is now showing all the telltale signs [...] From Market Anthropology: Here’s something I have been keeping an eye on as a possible guide coming out of the next pivot. It is the retracement blowoff that culminated in the markets in May of 2008. Most of these charts are of the underlying assets respective hourly 10 period SMA’s. Notable similarities in the equity markets structure, volatility, and the equity to bond ratio (SPX:TLT). Notable divergences in… Read full article (with charts)… Dr. David Graeber, professor of anthropology at Goldsmiths College, University of London on his book – Debt: The First 5000 years. How the concepts of debt and credit have defined human history and what this means for our current credit crisis and the future of our economy. Original source |
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