Economic crisis: Cosmos and people. Николай Игнатьевич Конюхов
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Since autumn 1929 till summer 1932 Jupiter and Saturn have positioned themselves on opposite sides of the Sun. Their strict opposition took place on the 4th of January 1931. During that period of time the Sun had been broken by their gravitation. The gravitational pull of the Earth falls from the side of the Sun. People grow other. Emotions pulsate. Sense pulsates. Fear to lose money earned by the sweat of the brown started dominating over the greed for money. And then everything mixed up. The “space situation” that was actual by the end of 1929 made many people objectively evaluate the problems of the fund markets.
And people finally understood that they are inside of the pyramid created by striving for the economically unreasonable profit. But then FRS helped people sober up and started withdrawing money from the circulation.
Crisis of 1929 happened when the Earth was almost close to the line of Saturn-Jupiter. And there were also other space events.
October 18 – Full Moon, October 20 – Mercury, Venus and Earth were grouped on the same side of the Sun as Jupiter, creating a burst of gravity. The stock market reduced its activity.
October 24 – big New York bankers started to issue loans to brokers in order to demand repayment within 24 hours. This decision was justified when other conditions did not play. It was necessary to stir up the market. More often the market reversals occurred in these bifurcation points, and there were the undergoing rapid reversals in the decisions. Reversal occurred and the stock began frantically sold. On the 29th of October the market finally collapsed. The purpose changed: not to gain, but to save something.
These events, which deep reason is not "space", but the established long-term behavior of the people themselves, started when Jupiter and Saturn had come into opposition. And that had happened before. The giant planets were in conjunction – the stock market got additional charge for growth, in opposition there was a probabilistically vibration tendency of the fall. But by 1929 the imbalance reality and fiction in the market had become so great that it once fell "through the floor." The cosmic factors (force of attraction, solar activity, expressed in the number of Wolf and others) prompted a massive decisions leading to the crisis.
Slump in shares on the New York Stock Exchange started on the 29th of October, "Black Tuesday." In one day, the stock fell in price by $ 10 billion. Simultaneously turnover was derived from more than 10% of the securities that had been pledged, and laid under the confidence that will soon become more expensive to build. All who were not in the forefront, faced a terrible choice: to sell at a low price and not that of losing profits, but to remain in debt, or lose all the perspectives, even livelihoods. It was a tough choice. Sometimes the market fluctuated. Then belief in getting huge profits in the future (metaprogram of achievement) was replaced by the confidence that we need to save at least something (metaprogram of avoidance), reason prevailed … This is a critical moment that changes the quality of people, psycho population players in the stock market, and a big part of economically active population in the largest country in the world.
The mass psychosis started in the market. Money that should be paid off to cover the debts to banks, had to be taken from somewhere … They began to sell gold and its price started falling and breaking the long uptrend. After that the gold began to drop inventory. Prices began to fall at all.
November 5 – almost all the planets (except Uranus) were on one side of the Sun, taking the form of bowls, the edges of which were Jupiter and Saturn. Why was it so important? When the cosmogram looks like "bowl", "within which" the Sun is observed as the exacerbation of chronic diseases, most heart attacks and strokes happen, people become more aggressive and it had already drawn the attention of the science. [13] The same situation was in the planet's climax moments of crises in 1929 and 2009. It was on the 5th of November when there was a drop in seasonal goods production – wheat, cotton, etc. Three weeks of trading on the U.S. led to economic losses that exceeded all expenses for the years of The First World War, amounting to about 30 billion dollars, that is one-third of the national income.
All that happened before any drastic measures were regulated in the amount of cash in circulation. This moment of economic history is forgotten and displaced from the consciousness of economists due to the fact that in the economic theory it is inexplicable. Economists do not want to admit it. But if the cause of the market fall is in the quality of its participants, the actions of regulators should be aimed at preventing such situations and changing the motivation of market participants to change themselves. This point must be the primary decision-making rather than amount of money in circulation.
Turning to the lessons of the economic and financial crises, bankers tend to argue that officials did not support and did not save collapsing banks. Industrialists are stable in their opinion that it was necessary to lend money to producers and not to engage in speculation … Representatives of leftist forces believe the money should be distributed among the common people that we need to increase from households. Each explains what happened in their own way and on the basis of their "parochial" interests.
We can make the following conclusion: Crisis of 1929-1933 years is an example of how market participants had created the image of the illusion in your mind that exchanges could make a profit out of the air due to the inventing of various secondary financial instruments and to implement the American dream, becoming wealthy in a few days. Under such market participants' desire the financial instruments were created and related. The illusion was so strong that it made the financial market sustainable in a situation where it had to collapse. Just like today.
This logic psychopathic behavior was popular among hysterical people. If they gave more money after September 1929, they would have immediately allowed the stock market speculation. Giving more money at the moment is not just the continuation of madness. Just as in the 2009 crisis. If there was no money for playing or if they would be reduced, than it would be followed by the blues, anxiety and depression, as it had been observed in the United States. The immediate cause of the economic downturn just stands the unusual change of mentality and the motivation of market participants with the behavior of people in awe. Behavior was exactly the same as hysteroid accentuations have after a violent agitation.
Taking oath on the 4th of March, 1933, Roosevelt said, "… the only thing to fear is fear itself, irrational, faceless, unjustified terror which paralyzes the efforts required to convert retreat in the offensive." And there was a joke about Roosevelt in those days, that his analyst was God himself.
We must note that the fear and panic coexisted with high spirits and confidence that everything will be great after a while. That is how people in that period of uncertainty and stress added more hormones that caused optimism, while others increased the amount of hormones that caused fear. Let us confirm this fact by the quotes of experts and market participants.
"It is time to buy stocks. Now anyone in America who stands for decrease will lose their money. Perhaps in a few days the bear panic will take place rather than a bull panic. Likely, there will be no such low prices for many of those shares that are being sold so hysterically" (JP. Morgan, "New York Herald Tribune", October 30, 1929). "You should buy a reliable, proven promotion and you will not regret it" (Bulletin analyst E. A Pierce, "New York Herald Tribune", October 30, 1929). "There are intelligent people who are now buying stocks … Unless there is a panic, and no one seriously believes in it, stocks will not fall down" (Financial Analyst R. McNeil, October 1929).
Optimism and pessimism as well as fear and bravado coexisted in different people and even in each person they interchanged depending on the situation. The behavior of people became emotional, irrational. And at the same time