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$BTC
Here's when price will hit the ATH and peak of this cycle,
If you read my previous post, you already know that the cycles are getting shorter and the 4 year cycle has broken,
Now the question stands, when will we hit the ATH and eventually the peak of this cycle?
Well this time, price took 25.2% less time to form its bear market bottom compared to the previous cycles.
Taking that time compression as a reference and applying it to the previous cycle, we get:
1. New ATH: Approximately 392 days from the absolute bottom.
2. Cycle peak: Approximately 798 days from the absolute bottom.
If this plays out correctly, we're potentially looking at a new ATH around June - July 2027, followed by a cycle peak around late 2028.
For peak price of this cycle, I think it's going to be around 160-180k.
$BTC
The 4 year cycle has finally broken,
Last bear market took 365 days to form its bottom.
Meanwhile this time, it took just 273 days to bottom and for comparison it's a 25.2% reduction.
Now let's look at the recovery phase, last cycle it took 486 days for price to reclaim a new ATH from the bottom.
If we apply the same time compression to this cycle, we get approximately 364 days (25.1% reduction).
That's nearly 4 months faster than the previous cycle.
Basically in short a new ATH is around 364 days away from the bottom, which puts us around June - July 2027.
(Reminder: We have already covered 126 days so far).
ACCUMULATE WHILE YOU CAN BECAUSE WE ARE GONNA RIP SOONER THAN YOU EXPECT.
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Revisiting my early memories of celebrating Diwali - the traditions, the festivities and the little moments that made it so special 🪔✨
Wishing everyone a Happy Diwali
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BJP forces young students into political events by threatening them with attendance cuts to show artificial numbers. Narendra Modi and Amit Shah depend on institutional coercion to fill public venues proving political support is completely fake.
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Saw a reel where people were travelling in old autorickshaw for over 2,000 km from Bangalore to Bihar to reach their hometown during the festive seasons. People may call this jugaad. I see it as a failure of the government. With airfares going up by 700 percent and the Supereme
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Astrologer Sharmistha:
>Predicted that PoK would become part of India by 2025.
> Predicted that Yogi Adityanath would join the Central Government by December 2025.
> Predicted that Benjamin Netanyahu would return as Prime Minister of Israel.
>Predicted that the Stock Market would start recovering in 2026.
> None of these predictions came true; in fact, the opposite happened in many cases.
She has now predicted that Rahul Gandhi will never become Prime Minister.
Congratulations to Rahul Gandhi in advance.
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Traders who take 1 trade a day make more money than those who take 10 trades a day.
Very few people understand it.
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1867: Henri Nestlé, a German pharmacist in Switzerland, starts selling a powdered baby food of milk, flour and sugar for infants who can't be breastfed.
1970s: Nestlé sends saleswomen dressed as nurses into maternity wards across Africa, Asia and Latin America to hand new mothers free formula. By the time the samples run out, the mothers' own milk has dried up.
1974: A British charity publishes a report called The Baby Killer. Babies are dying on formula mixed with dirty water and watered down by mothers who can't afford enough powder.
1977: The boycott starts in America and spreads to Europe.
1981: The World Health Organization votes on a code to stop breast milk substitutes being marketed this way. 118 countries vote for it. The United States votes against.
2005: Nestlé's chairman says on camera that the campaigners who want water declared a human right hold an extreme view.
2015: In the middle of California's worst drought on record, Nestlé is found piping water out of a national forest on a permit that expired in 1988, for $524 a year.
2024: Nestlé pays French prosecutors €2 million after admitting it treated Perrier and Vittel, sold as natural mineral water, with filters the law forbids.
2024: An investigation finds Nestlé adding sugar to its Cerelac baby cereal in India, nearly 3 grams a serving, and around 6 in Africa. The same product in Britain and Germany has none.
A mother's milk, a spring in a forest, a baby's first spoon.
Nestlé's business has always been taking what was free and selling it back with a label.
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The market is probably the hardest it has been in a long time, past that. Also, I can say it is as hard as any other time where price is just trying to find a strong position for the next move. Trading requires experience, observation, patience and composure...
One thing I will say, there are INCREDIBLE good opportunities out there right now, and if you allowed EMOTIONS to take over because the current price action (image), congrats you were played by the market itself.
You 0 - Market 1.
Opportunity is NOT found on green candles, green-flashing indicators, and happy times. Iykyk...
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Your resting heart rate tells the whole story.
95+ bpm - Your heart is straining just to keep you alive.
90 bpm - Sedentary, unhealthy and stressed.
80 bpm -
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Russian vs. British-Polish in the boxing ring.
On one side, decency, dignity and composure; on the other, typically Western clowning and swagger.
The Russian guy teach him a lesson. Same goes for the politics.
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2. Living without vitamin D
Most of us spend the day inside, away from the sun that makes it.
Low D shows up as weak muscles, low mood and poor sleep.
And without K2, the calcium D pulls in can end up in the wrong places.
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A DOCTOR WHO LIVED TO 108 SAYS THE REAL KILLER ISN'T STRESS OR DIET.
THIS IS WHAT'S QUIETLY WIPING YOU OUT.
Here are 9 things you need to know:
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If @IncomeTaxIndia scrutinises his Income Tax Return,
they might uncover crores of rupees in undisclosed income.
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Take a statin every day for five years, and the big trials say it moves your death back by about three days.
In 2015 three Danish researchers asked the question the statin trials never set out to answer: how much longer do the people taking them actually live?
They took the 11 major statin trials that published survival curves and measured the gap between the people on the pill and the people off it.
Without heart disease, the median gain was 3.2 days.
With heart disease, 4.1 days.
The best result in any trial was 27 days, after almost six years of simvastatin in heart patients.
In ALLHAT, one of the biggest trials of all, the people on the statin died about five days sooner.
The researchers called the gains surprisingly small. The drugs are sold on headlines about cutting heart risk by a third.
The aching muscles come along for the ride, the commonest reason people stop taking them.
So does the raised blood sugar. American labels have warned of it since 2012, and in the JUPITER trial new diabetes ran 25% higher on the drug.
So do the memory loss and confusion, added to the same label the same year.
So do the liver enzymes, which is why the surgery tests your liver before and after you start.
So does the drop in coenzyme Q10, which your heart muscle makes its energy with, because the pill blocks the same pathway that makes your cholesterol.
And at the far end, muscle that breaks down and floods the kidneys. Bayer's statin, Baycol, was pulled worldwide in 2001 after it was linked to 52 deaths.
About 1,800 tablets, one a day for five years, with the aches, the blood sugar and the forgetting, in exchange for a long weekend you might not remember.
