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Strategies & Market Trends : Taking Advantage of a Sharply Changing Environment

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To: isopatch who wrote (1375)	1/27/2019 5:51:02 PM
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Hidden in plain view? Let's take a look keeping in mind that not every conclusion or estimated outcome is complex. From time to time, it's a matter of making a simple observation followed by a few basic calculations. Message 24161696 Note the 2 dots. One in each arbitrary hemispheric diagram in the upper 1/2 of the frame. Visualize a larger hemisphere with one dot at the upper edge, the other at the lower. Then, draw what would be a straight line connecting them. What we have is a rough, but usable, reference meridian of longitude along (or close to) which one of the future poles would lie. Next, draw a corresponding line down the center of the opposite hemisphere along which the other pole would lie or be relative close to. . Will be relative easy to adjust the east/west position of these longitudinal lines as further pole positioning data is received, going forward. (Note: Would not have attempted this before the secondary north polar position in Canada was shown to be rapidly [in terms of geological time] dissipating.) Iso

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