Wall Street Numerology

 

 

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Wall Street Watchman By Diego Ratti

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CONTENTS Preface - 3  3  Chapter 1 π

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Chapter 2 The Division of the Circle - 27 Chapter 3 Astronomical Cycles - 48 Chapter 4 Trading with intraday planetary lines - 73 Chapter 5

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Wall Street numerology - 87 FREE EXCERPT Chapter 6 Mars - 93 APPENDIX Martian calendar: origin of sacred calendars - 105 Bibliography - 117  117 

 

 

CHAPTER 5 Wall Street Numerology The Buttonwood Agreement, which took place on May 17, 1792 started the New York Stock & Exchange Board (better known now as New York Stock Exchange, NYSE).

The Button Wood This agreement was signed by twenty-four stock brokers outside of 68 Wall Street New York under a buttonwood tree at midday with the Sun conjunct to the Pleiades' chief star Alcyone culminating in the sky of New York. There is a hidden symbolism behind the choice of this particular place and date for founding f ounding the NYSE and its has to do with Freemasonry: the Button Wood is a sycamore tree, such tree was revered by the ancient Egyptians as a celestial form of Nut, the sky goddess. As far as the timing of the Buttonwood Agreement is concerned we think that it was not chosen randomly: it could have something to do with the role played by the Pleiades in the Freemasons’ pagan religio/ideology. The Pleiades are in the constellation of Taurus/ the Bull (the brokers’ slang definition of “bull market” for a rising associated market maywith findmaterial there itspossessions, origin): astrologically Taurus is the constellation ownership, and money. One of the Pleiades was a wife of Ares, the Greek Mars. The number of brokers signing the Buttonwood Agreement was twenty-four like the number of hours in a solar day and the Hebrew gematria for NYSE is 365 which equals the Egyptian Sothic year. These numerological

 

  references are not there by chance: among the founders of NYSE there were Masons and the timing of the Button Wood agreement was carefully chosen.

Dollar Bill and Masonic symbols (Pyramid, eye of Horus, Hexagon…)

Sun rising with the Pleiades (M45 cluster of stars) at 4.36 am of May 17, 1792 in New York City

 

 

Table of Alcyone rise and set times in May 1792 Historically the Taurus/Bull iconography has played a central role in pagan religious and the Biblical episode of the “molted calf” reminds us of the idolatry idea associated with this symbol. Exo 32:4 And he received them at their hand, and fashioned it with a graving tool, after he had made it a molten calf: and they said, These be thy gods, O Israel, which brought thee up out of the land of Egypt.

 

 

“The molten caf” Cosimo Rosselli 1481 We believe to have found a long term time cycle that seems to create harmonic resonance with the movements of the NYSE that may well be connect with the pagan origin of its founding: the discovery was made by studying the time intervals between some of the most important tops and crisis in the history of Wall W all Street:  1929

Market top and panic: it happened 136 years after the foundation of the NYSE. In base 60 the 136 th year can be thought similar to two hours and sixteen minutes 2:16: the number 216 equals or 6x6x6 in the decimal scale.   2008

Market top and panic: it happened 216 years (or 6x6x6 years) after the foundation of the NYSE. If we examine the duration of the last Wall W all Street Panic of 2008 we will find interestingly that from the top of October 11, 2007 to the bottom of March 9, 2009 passed 515 days or 0.66*780 or two thirds of the Mars synodic period. We will examine in the next chapter how Mars is associated with the concept of “evil” and “sin” in all the ancient cultures.

 

 

 

 

There is even more: if we examine the extreme price levels (top price and bottom price) of the last Wall Street Panic of 2008 (we use the most important index tracking the movements of the US stock market: S&P500 index) we will find interestingly that they show the same signature: the bottom was 666 while the top was 1576 or 26:16’ in base 60 where 26:16’ equals 1 day 2 hours and 16 minutes (the number 216 or 6x6x6 again reappearing in another shape/scale).

Heliocentric Heliocen tric Mars (above) trendlines and PI/6 trendlines (below) It looks like the NYSE periodically experiences a panic which is numerologically tied to the number 6x6x6 and from time to time displays rise and fall patters reflecting the movements of Mars (symbol of evil) in space and time. What does all this mean? The stock exchange is not evil by itself but it can be thought as a symbol of greed, it’s the virtual place where man devotes himself to the god of money loosing his “humanity” while looking for profits at all costs in an arena where only “the fittest” survive. Rev 13:17 And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.

 

 

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