volt gann etc. : march 2003 rally officially over.

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Socionomics is a new theory of social causality that offers fresh insights into collective human behavior. Over twenty years of empirical research demonstrates that social actions are not causal to changes in social mood, but rather changes in social mood motivate changes in social action.

Socionomics supports this research with the hypothesis that humans' unconscious impulses to herd lead to the emergence of social mood trends, which in turn shape the tone and character of social action. This perspective applies across all realms of social activity, including economic, financial, political and cultural.



'What I find amazing is how events come a long to fit the market.
World markets are following the expected path so many of us saw.'