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Well, I did have that extrapolation line based off when it hits rock bottom and goes back up. They were pretty solid with the decade between each circular saw blade tooth. It missed the 2000. Those first 3 decades it was right on schedule like get rid of it a couple years before the decade year change. Get rid of it at the green line there. Then you get the pink line dragging out longer than the first couple humps. But they do get the green line before a decade year change.. This one a bit earlier.. so 3 years. If you'd have waited 2, you'd be fucked with the 2008 crash. lol. So best to get rid of this shit 3 years before. It doesn't change too much.
Now we're on a bit of this wider stretch like how it missed 2000. So it looks like it'll do that for the 2030. So it'll be like how it missed the 2000. But.. you gotta get ready for that green line, like 3 years before the next decade year change. Which would be 2037. Get rid of it then. lol. I don't know, you tell me.
Earlier was trying to line up the "years to buy and sell", really old chart. But it's year points are messed up, if you look at them. Couldn't anchor points to match by stretching. Whatever.
For this, I had wanted to use the previous humps. But you get this odd break in 2000. What's going on now is we're cutting it to close to hit purple line rock bottom and back up to greak line peak, 3 years before 2030, right.. so you gotta stretch it like how it missed the 2000's decade cycle. Otherwise I could have just used the previous humps and match the last 2, so you can get it longer, into fuckin 2080. But naw.. it's too odd with that missing 2000's. You can't match it with the 1970, 1980 humps.
Gotta watch more how this shit behaves and what's consistent with what you got so far. So that's all I could do. lol. They got this thing where they like to get rid of it 1-2-3 years before a decade year change. Best to go with 3. lol. Or in 2008 you'd have lost bad.
Looking at how consistent these couple angled lines are. Wondered what the degrees amounts were. ok.. the amount they let you get paid.. your "disposable income", it's slanting gradually upwards at 7.63 degrees. Where you think of 45 degrees angle is like half of 90 vertical.
These are in today's dollars. But picture like "inflation".. my dad would say, oh when we used to get paid "a dollar a day", that was some good wages. Well, look at what fucking houses cost back then. But they completely get fucked over, trying to save money and hand it over to their kids, it's basically "worthless" and will buy fuck all.
Now, the degrees slant of what's going on with the houses. That's more steep. That's 16.12 degrees. Basically, twice the ratio of how much you get paid in the bank. Keep going at this ratio, over time, it's gonna get out of hand.
Looking at this.. your pink buy points look pretty safe of, couple years after a decade change year. So my 2032 extrapolation pink vertical line, buy point, looks "logical". Let's look at examples here, where pink points weren't just a couple years after a decade year change.. if you'd still buy a couple years after those, were they ok.. let's check.
Yes, your 2012 buy still looks ok. It's like those guys hang loose, eh.. so they give them lee-way in this instance. Let's say you'd buy in 1992, looks ok. How about even 2002, which was a misnomer, right. Yeah, you still got good leeway there. 2022 though, doesn't look good. lol. However, upon future graph extrapolations, maybe buying in 2022, might not be "terrible". The whole lot is angling upwards, right. This is why you got this bad spike in 2022, was old timers going with the historical trend. But I analyzed crypto graphs, ok.. I know a downward one and that's why I got my fuckin pink points there, ok. So that's why you got a misnomer in 2022. Was where they thought it was a purple buy point. Cause they did that in 71, 82, you buy in 92, you're good. 2002's still good. I remember the price of gold in the mid 90's.. lol.. you wanna talk about "low", there ya go. lol. Your 2022's a "minomer", eh. That's why the captain moved the green line over to 2020. It is a beginning of a downward trend graph line. We got enough data here so far to know that. It's not some little previous years sorta bump up type glitch. It is not a "front of the green mountain" ok.. it's the back of the hill. lol.
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Well, I did have that extrapolation line based off when it hits rock bottom and goes back up. They were pretty solid with the decade between each circular saw blade tooth. It missed the 2000. Those first 3 decades it was right on schedule like get rid of it a couple years before the decade year change. Get rid of it at the green line there. Then you get the pink line dragging out longer than the first couple humps. But they do get the green line before a decade year change.. This one a bit earlier.. so 3 years. If you'd have waited 2, you'd be fucked with the 2008 crash. lol. So best to get rid of this shit 3 years before. It doesn't change too much.
Now we're on a bit of this wider stretch like how it missed 2000. So it looks like it'll do that for the 2030. So it'll be like how it missed the 2000. But.. you gotta get ready for that green line, like 3 years before the next decade year change. Which would be 2037. Get rid of it then. lol. I don't know, you tell me.
Earlier was trying to line up the "years to buy and sell", really old chart. But it's year points are messed up, if you look at them. Couldn't anchor points to match by stretching. Whatever.
For this, I had wanted to use the previous humps. But you get this odd break in 2000. What's going on now is we're cutting it to close to hit purple line rock bottom and back up to greak line peak, 3 years before 2030, right.. so you gotta stretch it like how it missed the 2000's decade cycle. Otherwise I could have just used the previous humps and match the last 2, so you can get it longer, into fuckin 2080. But naw.. it's too odd with that missing 2000's. You can't match it with the 1970, 1980 humps.
Gotta watch more how this shit behaves and what's consistent with what you got so far. So that's all I could do. lol. They got this thing where they like to get rid of it 1-2-3 years before a decade year change. Best to go with 3. lol. Or in 2008 you'd have lost bad.
Looking at how consistent these couple angled lines are. Wondered what the degrees amounts were. ok.. the amount they let you get paid.. your "disposable income", it's slanting gradually upwards at 7.63 degrees. Where you think of 45 degrees angle is like half of 90 vertical.
These are in today's dollars. But picture like "inflation".. my dad would say, oh when we used to get paid "a dollar a day", that was some good wages. Well, look at what fucking houses cost back then. But they completely get fucked over, trying to save money and hand it over to their kids, it's basically "worthless" and will buy fuck all.
Now, the degrees slant of what's going on with the houses. That's more steep. That's 16.12 degrees. Basically, twice the ratio of how much you get paid in the bank. Keep going at this ratio, over time, it's gonna get out of hand.
Looking at this.. your pink buy points look pretty safe of, couple years after a decade change year. So my 2032 extrapolation pink vertical line, buy point, looks "logical". Let's look at examples here, where pink points weren't just a couple years after a decade year change.. if you'd still buy a couple years after those, were they ok.. let's check.
Yes, your 2012 buy still looks ok. It's like those guys hang loose, eh.. so they give them lee-way in this instance. Let's say you'd buy in 1992, looks ok. How about even 2002, which was a misnomer, right. Yeah, you still got good leeway there. 2022 though, doesn't look good. lol. However, upon future graph extrapolations, maybe buying in 2022, might not be "terrible". The whole lot is angling upwards, right. This is why you got this bad spike in 2022, was old timers going with the historical trend. But I analyzed crypto graphs, ok.. I know a downward one and that's why I got my fuckin pink points there, ok. So that's why you got a misnomer in 2022. Was where they thought it was a purple buy point. Cause they did that in 71, 82, you buy in 92, you're good. 2002's still good. I remember the price of gold in the mid 90's.. lol.. you wanna talk about "low", there ya go. lol. Your 2022's a "minomer", eh. That's why the captain moved the green line over to 2020. It is a beginning of a downward trend graph line. We got enough data here so far to know that. It's not some little previous years sorta bump up type glitch. It is not a "front of the green mountain" ok.. it's the back of the hill. lol.
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Well, I did have that extrapolation line based off when it hits rock bottom and goes back up. They were pretty solid with the decade between each circular saw blade tooth. It missed the 2000. Those first 3 decades it was right on schedule like get rid of it a couple years before the decade year change. Get rid of it at the green line there. Then you get the pink line dragging out longer than the first couple humps. But they do get the green line before a decade year change.. This one a bit earlier.. so 3 years. If you'd have waited 2, you'd be fucked with the 2008 crash. lol. So best to get rid of this shit 3 years before. It doesn't change too much.
Now we're on a bit of this wider stretch like how it missed 2000. So it looks like it'll do that for the 2030. So it'll be like how it missed the 2000. But.. you gotta get ready for that green line, like 3 years before the next decade year change. Which would be 2037. Get rid of it then. lol. I don't know, you tell me.
Earlier was trying to line up the "years to buy and sell", really old chart. But it's year points are messed up, if you look at them. Couldn't anchor points to match by stretching. Whatever.
For this, I had wanted to use the previous humps. But you get this odd break in 2000. What's going on now is we're cutting it to close to hit purple line rock bottom and back up to greak line peak, 3 years before 2030, right.. so you gotta stretch it like how it missed the 2000's decade cycle. Otherwise I could have just used the previous humps and match the last 2, so you can get it longer, into fuckin 2080. But naw.. it's too odd with that missing 2000's. You can't match it with the 1970, 1980 humps.
Gotta watch more how this shit behaves and what's consistent with what you got so far. So that's all I could do. lol. They got this thing where they like to get rid of it 1-2-3 years before a decade year change. Best to go with 3. lol. Or in 2008 you'd have lost bad.
Looking at how consistent these couple angled lines are. Wondered what the degrees amounts were. ok.. the amount they let you get paid.. your "disposable income", it's slanting gradually upwards at 7.63 degrees. Where you think of 45 degrees angle is like half of 90 vertical.
These are in today's dollars. But picture like "inflation".. my dad would say, oh when we used to get paid "a dollar a day", that was some good wages. Well, look at what fucking houses cost back then. But they completely get fucked over, trying to save money and hand it over to their kids, it's basically "worthless" and will buy fuck all.
Now, the degrees slant of what's going on with the houses. That's more steep. That's 16.12 degrees. Basically, twice the ratio of how much you get paid in the bank. Keep going at this ratio, over time, it's gonna get out of hand.
Looking at this.. your pink buy points look pretty safe of, couple years after a decade change year. So my 2032 extrapolation pink vertical line, buy point, looks "logical".
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Well, I did have that extrapolation line based off when it hits rock bottom and goes back up. They were pretty solid with the decade between each circular saw blade tooth. It missed the 2000. Those first 3 decades it was right on schedule like get rid of it a couple years before the decade year change. Get rid of it at the green line there. Then you get the pink line dragging out longer than the first couple humps. But they do get the green line before a decade year change.. This one a bit earlier.. so 3 years. If you'd have waited 2, you'd be fucked with the 2008 crash. lol. So best to get rid of this shit 3 years before. It doesn't change too much.
Now we're on a bit of this wider stretch like how it missed 2000. So it looks like it'll do that for the 2030. So it'll be like how it missed the 2000. But.. you gotta get ready for that green line, like 3 years before the next decade year change. Which would be 2037. Get rid of it then. lol. I don't know, you tell me.
Earlier was trying to line up the "years to buy and sell", really old chart. But it's year points are messed up, if you look at them. Couldn't anchor points to match by stretching. Whatever.
For this, I had wanted to use the previous humps. But you get this odd break in 2000. What's going on now is we're cutting it to close to hit purple line rock bottom and back up to greak line peak, 3 years before 2030, right.. so you gotta stretch it like how it missed the 2000's decade cycle. Otherwise I could have just used the previous humps and match the last 2, so you can get it longer, into fuckin 2080. But naw.. it's too odd with that missing 2000's. You can't match it with the 1970, 1980 humps.
Gotta watch more how this shit behaves and what's consistent with what you got so far. So that's all I could do. lol. They got this thing where they like to get rid of it 1-2-3 years before a decade year change. Best to go with 3. lol. Or in 2008 you'd have lost bad.
Looking at how consistent these couple angled lines are. Wondered what the degrees amounts were. ok.. the amount they let you get paid.. your "disposable income", it's slanting gradually upwards at 7.63 degrees. Where you think of 45 degrees angle is like half of 90 vertical.
These are in today's dollars. But picture like "inflation".. my dad would say, oh when we used to get paid "a dollar a day", that was some good wages. Well, look at what fucking houses cost back then. But they completely get fucked over, trying to save money and hand it over to their kids, it's basically "worthless" and will buy fuck all.
Now, the degrees slant of what's going on with the houses. That's more steep. That's 16.12 degrees. Basically, twice the ratio of how much you get paid in the bank. Keep going at this ratio, over time, it's gonna get out of hand.
Looking at this.. your pink buy points look pretty safe of, couple years after a decade change year.
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Well, I did have that extrapolation line based off when it hits rock bottom and goes back up. They were pretty solid with the decade between each circular saw blade tooth. It missed the 2000. Those first 3 decades it was right on schedule like get rid of it a couple years before the decade year change. Get rid of it at the green line there. Then you get the pink line dragging out longer than the first couple humps. But they do get the green line before a decade year change.. This one a bit earlier.. so 3 years. If you'd have waited 2, you'd be fucked with the 2008 crash. lol. So best to get rid of this shit 3 years before. It doesn't change too much.
Now we're on a bit of this wider stretch like how it missed 2000. So it looks like it'll do that for the 2030. So it'll be like how it missed the 2000. But.. you gotta get ready for that green line, like 3 years before the next decade year change. Which would be 2037. Get rid of it then. lol. I don't know, you tell me.
Earlier was trying to line up the "years to buy and sell", really old chart. But it's year points are messed up, if you look at them. Couldn't anchor points to match by stretching. Whatever.
For this, I had wanted to use the previous humps. But you get this odd break in 2000. What's going on now is we're cutting it to close to hit purple line rock bottom and back up to greak line peak, 3 years before 2030, right.. so you gotta stretch it like how it missed the 2000's decade cycle. Otherwise I could have just used the previous humps and match the last 2, so you can get it longer, into fuckin 2080. But naw.. it's too odd with that missing 2000's. You can't match it with the 1970, 1980 humps.
Gotta watch more how this shit behaves and what's consistent with what you got so far. So that's all I could do. lol. They got this thing where they like to get rid of it 1-2-3 years before a decade year change. Best to go with 3. lol. Or in 2008 you'd have lost bad.
Looking at how consistent these couple angled lines are. Wondered what the degrees amounts were. ok.. the amount they let you get paid.. your "disposable income", it's slanting gradually upwards at 7.63 degrees. Where you think of 45 degrees angle is like half of 90 vertical.
These are in today's dollars. But picture like "inflation".. my dad would say, oh when we used to get paid "a dollar a day", that was some good wages. Well, look at what fucking houses cost back then. But they completely get fucked over, trying to save money and hand it over to their kids, it's basically "worthless" and will buy fuck all.
Now, the degrees slant of what's going on with the houses. That's more steep. That's 16.12 degrees. Basically, twice the ratio of how much you get paid in the bank. Keep going at this ratio, over time, it's gonna get out of hand.
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Well, I did have that extrapolation line based off when it hits rock bottom and goes back up. They were pretty solid with the decade between each circular saw blade tooth. It missed the 2000. Those first 3 decades it was right on schedule like get rid of it a couple years before the decade year change. Get rid of it at the green line there. Then you get the pink line dragging out longer than the first couple humps. But they do get the green line before a decade year change.. This one a bit earlier.. so 3 years. If you'd have waited 2, you'd be fucked with the 2008 crash. lol. So best to get rid of this shit 3 years before. It doesn't change too much.
Now we're on a bit of this wider stretch like how it missed 2000. So it looks like it'll do that for the 2030. So it'll be like how it missed the 2000. But.. you gotta get ready for that green line, like 3 years before the next decade year change. Which would be 2037. Get rid of it then. lol. I don't know, you tell me.
Earlier was trying to line up the "years to buy and sell", really old chart. But it's year points are messed up, if you look at them. Couldn't anchor points to match by stretching. Whatever.
For this, I had wanted to use the previous humps. But you get this odd break in 2000. What's going on now is we're cutting it to close to hit purple line rock bottom and back up to greak line peak, 3 years before 2030, right.. so you gotta stretch it like how it missed the 2000's decade cycle. Otherwise I could have just used the previous humps and match the last 2, so you can get it longer, into fuckin 2080. But naw.. it's too odd with that missing 2000's. You can't match it with the 1970, 1980 humps.
Gotta watch more how this shit behaves and what's consistent with what you got so far. So that's all I could do. lol. They got this thing where they like to get rid of it 1-2-3 years before a decade year change. Best to go with 3. lol. Or in 2008 you'd have lost bad.
Looking at how consistent these couple angled lines are. Wondered what the degrees amounts were. ok.. the amount they let you get paid.. your "disposable income", it's slanting gradually upwards at 7.63 degrees. Where you think of 45 degrees angle is like half of 90 vertical.
These are in today's dollars. But picture like "inflation".. my dad would say, oh when we used to get paid "a dollar a day", that was some good wages. Well, look at what fucking houses cost back then.
Now, the degrees slant of what's going on with the houses. That's more steep. That's 16.12 degrees. Basically, twice the ratio of how much you get paid in the bank. Keep going at this ratio, over time, it's gonna get out of hand.
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Well, I did have that extrapolation line based off when it hits rock bottom and goes back up. They were pretty solid with the decade between each circular saw blade tooth. It missed the 2000. Those first 3 decades it was right on schedule like get rid of it a couple years before the decade year change. Get rid of it at the green line there. Then you get the pink line dragging out longer than the first couple humps. But they do get the green line before a decade year change.. This one a bit earlier.. so 3 years. If you'd have waited 2, you'd be fucked with the 2008 crash. lol. So best to get rid of this shit 3 years before. It doesn't change too much.
Now we're on a bit of this wider stretch like how it missed 2000. So it looks like it'll do that for the 2030. So it'll be like how it missed the 2000. But.. you gotta get ready for that green line, like 3 years before the next decade year change. Which would be 2037. Get rid of it then. lol. I don't know, you tell me.
Earlier was trying to line up the "years to buy and sell", really old chart. But it's year points are messed up, if you look at them. Couldn't anchor points to match by stretching. Whatever.
For this, I had wanted to use the previous humps. But you get this odd break in 2000. What's going on now is we're cutting it to close to hit purple line rock bottom and back up to greak line peak, 3 years before 2030, right.. so you gotta stretch it like how it missed the 2000's decade cycle. Otherwise I could have just used the previous humps and match the last 2, so you can get it longer, into fuckin 2080. But naw.. it's too odd with that missing 2000's. You can't match it with the 1970, 1980 humps.
Gotta watch more how this shit behaves and what's consistent with what you got so far. So that's all I could do. lol. They got this thing where they like to get rid of it 1-2-3 years before a decade year change. Best to go with 3. lol. Or in 2008 you'd have lost bad.
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