CT1!. P-Modeling Pt 2. Cottons of Cajun: A Hyperinflation Story

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Welcome Hyperspace Travelers,

This is a 1-week time-series model of CT1! Cotton No 2. Futures Contracts.

The purpose of this model is to potentially pick up early warning signs of hyperinflation.

I think I found a juicy early warning sign.

I may of course be incorrect.

If we look at data starting in 1973 we can see a well defined coordinated harmonics string with one big event between 2010 and 2012.

There is a strong probability that a continuously rising cost of cotton is an early warning sign of hyperinflation.
IF.. we continued on the path we are on. THEN... we hit a Strike Target of $220.00. This was the 2010-2011 ATH.

Do we repeat the past?

I say yes. Maybe? I guess? Sure, why not.. Seems logical.

But what do I know?... I just draw irrelevant spirals and lines. Right? Zero Predictive Value. So why attempt or even try? Waste of time if you ask me.

But what if..

Global supply and transportation issues. On the cusp of the next industrial revolution.. finite resources.. extreme weather.. destruction of our planet.. cheap labor shortages.. biggest division of wealth ever... You know this.. Right?

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I just look at the same data as everyone else.
Just.. with a different grasp of the future..
Sometimes, I really wonder if we are apart of a simulation.
Is this real life? Or is this a test?

Communicative Cyclic Filters: Rendered along harmonic string.

Are you a test?
Is this just a big test?
Things to think about I guess..
See you soon :).

Thanks for Pondering the Unknown with me,
Glitch420

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There it goes..
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cotton hit 130.00
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Cotton is now 135.9

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Boundary Resistance depicted by B_A is 161.00 tap.

Satisfying the ghost fractal and the complex.

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We are now at 145.24.

160-162 Strike is active.

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