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

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To: 3bar who wrote (4102)	8/8/2020 8:52:30 PM
From: Doug R	Read Replies (2) of 6334

3bar, first let me reiterate that the magnetosphere/pole shift is the primary concern from here out. The S0 focus on the magnetosphere/lightning situation is well placed. I would add extreme rain events, increasing hail size and volcano uptick to that. A GSM brings higher terrestrial cosmic ray flux. That flux is a major trouble maker no matter what brings it. The weakening magnetosphere brings it....in a more severe sense than a GSM. The inbound GSM compounds that. There is a 2 to 3 year lag time in Earth's responses to a deep sunspot cycle minimum. The depths of the minimum we're coming out of now will remain geoeffective even as the Sun sees the increase in magnetic output toward cycle 25 max. but during that time, the magnetosphere will continue to weaken. It's a shame that Zharkova's effort could legitimately be seen as "poisoning the well". Much as Hapgood had accomplished with the 12,800 yr. cycle theories he promulgated. It may have been intentional or not with Valentina but...there it is. So, for cycle 25, it would probably be safe to assume that it will not be very statistically different from 24 except that 24 has nudged the momentum of Earth's re-equilibration response forward...into a likely "not strong" next cycle. "Normal" climate is highly unlikely to return before 25 begins the downside slide into the next sunspot minimum.

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