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This book presents a new theory, the Unified Cycle Theory, which describes the source and timing of naturally occurring oscillations that dominate both the fabric of life on Earth and many functions within our universe. Throughout the last century, the scientific community progressed tremendously in realizing that our environment fluctuates more often than not. Unfortunately, theories advanced to explain cyclic behavior generally failed to consistently match the historical record left by nature. The Unified Cycle Theory fills that void.
Documented cycles range widely in diversity. They include fluctuations in the stock market, commodity prices, economic activity, wars, civilizations, global climate, ice-ages, geological formations, and abundance of life on Earth. This book examines all of these cycles, plus more.
In addition, the Unified Cycle Theory makes predictions about our universe. If you're interested in history, science, geology, physics, astronomy, climatology, biology, mathematics, psychology, sociology, philosophy, economics, or investment theory, then read on. The theory includes portions of all of these academics. Furthermore, this book covers cycles ranging as short as 27 days to ones spanning billions of years. The evidence comes from a variety of scientific, academic, and business sources – which this book methodically details.
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Table of Contents Chapter 1 Introduction to the Unified Cycle Theory Chapter 2 Definitions and Reference Points Chapter 3 Markets Oscillate in Cycles Chapter 4 Cycles & Sub-Cycles Chapter 5 The Forces Behind Economic Cycles Chapter 6 How Physical Cycles Affect Humans Chapter 7 Classification of Cycles Chapter 8 The Turning Point Distribution Principle Chapter 9 Financial Leverage & Cycles Chapter 10 Electromagnetic Cycles Chapter 11 Gravitational & Motion Cycles Chapter 12
EUWS Cycles Chapter 13 Giga-Year EUWS Cycles Chapter 14 2.46 Gyr, 821 Myr, and 274 Myr EUWS Cycles Chapter 15 91.3 Million Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 16 30.4 Million Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 17 10.1 Million Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 18 3.38 Million Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 19 1.13 Million Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 20 376 Thousand Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 21 125 Thousand Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 22 41,728 Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 23 13,909 Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 24 4,636 Year EUWS Cycle
Chapter 25 The 1545-Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 26 The 515-Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 27 The 172-Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 28 The 57-Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 29 The 19-Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 30 The 6.36-Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 31 The 2.12-Year EUWS Cycle Chapter 32 The 258.11-Day EUWS Cycle Chapter 33 The 86.04-Day EUWS Cycle Chapter 34 The 28.68-Day EUWS Cycle Chapter 35 Summary, Analysis, and Conclusions Chapter 36 Summary of the Unified Cycle Theory
Chapter 37 Predictions Based on the EUWS Cycles Appendix References
Chapter 1 Introduction to the Uni