Wave of Nature
THE WAVE-OF-NATURE THEORY By Mahendra Sharma For overwhelming most investors confronting with various and oftentimes conflicting news, ideas and opinions constantly streaming and floating in this Internet-anywhere-anytime age, it can be extremely difficult to stay confident of and focused on one's investment strategy. The violent ups and downs of the financial markets in the first decade of this century further diminishes the value of “buy-and-hold”, which has turned out to be one of the biggest blunders an investor can make (thanks to countless financial advisors that attempt to make money by perfecting marketing pitches instead of investing wisdom), primarily due to ever increasing cost-of-living that often exceeds asset price appreciations. The financial “professionals”, however, never cease to try to explore all venues of analyses—technical, fundamental and geopolitical, etc.—without much added value, and with even more confusion and cost to investors. The unpredictable nature of the market lying beneath the unlimited amount of information continues to present a seemingly insurmountable challenge for anyone lacking an accurate long-term perspective of market trends. In this epic quest to predicting the future of financial markets, which are part of natural phenomena, many, again, thanks to the intellectual arrogance and denial of the “financial experts”, have omitted or dismissed what might prove to be the most dependable and logical methodology—the study of “planet movements”, or what I call “wave of nature”, which shapes all that we call “future”, while all other information we see, read and hear about belong to the after-facts. The most common, oldest example of such predictive system in practice is the farmers’ calendars, be it solar or lunar based, throughout human civilizations. Our ancestors, with great degree of optimal accuracy, seeded and harvested crops primarily based on the movements of Sun and Moon. Planets, notably Sun and Moon but also many others in the solar system and the galaxy, impact or even direct human life and thus society events through their immense energy and magnetic forces. Take another example in the financial markets. To predict future price movement of grains and other soft commodities, investors closely follow weather patterns that significantly affect crop productions. However, weather patterns are simply the expressions, or effects, of natural forces, not the wave of nature that initiates and creates such effects. That is why, today, with the most advanced supercomputers, meteorologists still have hard time forecasting weather even a few days ahead (and sometimes even tomorrow!). Is it not better, therefore, to attempt to understand the projected wave of nature (the cause) rather than to predict the ever-changing weather patterns (the effect)? We often fail to appreciate the simple fact that all living things, including the financial markets, vibrate in cycles determined by wave of nature. Going against the “tides” often proves to be disastrous. Again, I am not referring to technical analysis that tracks and analyses historical performances (another effect), but rather the underlying forces (the cause) that influence each and every event on Earth. That is why I call this study and theory the “Wave of Nature”, which is the foundation of my financial predictions. The “Wave of Nature Theory” is based upon the simple, yet oftentimes ignored, premise that all events are seamlessly connected to and affected by nature in a whole. There is a rhythm in the universe which is ever-present, clear and pure, and this rhythm can be appreciated through origins of forces in the universe—planet movement, which is an integral, dynamic phenomenon involved with planets and their interactions that impact Earth. I have committed my life, since I was fifteen, to understanding the meanings and ramifications of planet movement more clearly, and I have put such understanding into practice in the financial markets. Thus far, thanks to the grace of nature that bestows me such gift of understanding, I have found the returns on the investments of mine and others that follow my work, including my friends and newsletter subscribers, to be nothing short of extraordinary. It is my opinion therefore, proven by my 23 years of experience in investing across the globe, that it is now possible, with high degree of probability, to predict the future patterns of markets through calculation and reasoning of planet movements (the harvest of such successful predictions needs to be feedback into the nature through charitable actions to complete this holistic circle and mission, which is another topic beyond this thesis). Unfortunately, as a result of the numerous pseudo-gurus and charlatans that have infiltrated the arena of the study of planet movement, or astrology as many like to call, this branch of natural science has been, for the most part, discredited in the modern world under Western influence. However, the Eastern world, from leaders to laymen, has been enthusiastically embracing and practicing the science (and sometimes the art) of planet movement for thousands of years. In fact, the study of planet movement was the first science brought forth in human civilization and was, in fact, the ultimate tool and gateway that allow humanity to be aware of and connected to the otherwise invisible and intangible Oneness rhythm of nature. The planets—here meaning all heavenly bodies, including the Sun, the Moon, the nine planets in the solar system, and the countless other stars—were all created before lives as the foundational blocks that express this rhythm. These substantive bodies and their emitting gravitational and magnetic flows that together form harmonious network of energy are rudimentary form of love and life that we witness, practice and revere on Earth. Man could now look to planet movement as an invaluable, supreme source of guidance when he falls out of alignment with his surroundings, or nature. Just as the four seasons or the ebbs and flows of oceans can be accurately projected according to their natural rhythm directed by planet movement, in these cases mainly the trajectories of Sun and Moon, behaviors of specific investments can be projected in a similar methodology. This can be accomplished through an accurate understanding of the specific planetary chart of the investment from the place and at the time of its birth (or when and where it became available for trading), whose unique parameters can be verified through its historical performances that cannot be emulated by any other investment opportunity. Because of the skepticism and sometimes scoffs by the conventional Wall Street crowds that dominate modern financial markets, it took almost 15 years for my work to finally become recognized and accepted as being unique and highly accurate (many of our subscribers are bankers, advisors, analysts or traders from leading Wall Street firms across the world). You are cordially invited to review the past predictions shown on our website over the past years, with corresponding documented dates and outcomes. I have also applied to the Guinness Records as the best investment performance in the world with a fully documented investment account that generated 13,000% return, turning $18,000 into more than $4.3 million, within 5 months during 2005. These records represent only a small sample of my work, as I continue to generate forecasts on the future trends of many financial markets and products on a daily and weekly basis. The uniqueness of the “Wave of Nature” theory rests in the ability to accurately predict the future well in advance. Like a meteorologist whose work is to read and interpret what his instruments indicate (and to improve the instruments) to forecast future weather patterns, I attempt to read and interpret what planetary positioning reveals (and polish my comprehension of their movements) and portends for the future of the world. Over the past two decades, I have been focusing more on the world financial markets in order to demonstrate the tangible efficacy of these principles and to reacquaint the Western world with the integrity and importance of appreciating the natural rhythm through planet movement. As the name “Wave of Nature” suggests, we need to operate in harmony with nature and ‘move with, not against, the waves. Failure to be in this rhythm results in increasing investment risks and losses. It is also crucial to understand that the wave of nature contains both positive and negative cycles-the yin and the yang—and each cycle must be respected if one is to profit from the changes. In the event that profiting from the negative cycle is not feasible, it is only prudent that when the wave does not favor a particular area of investment, one should stay away from this area until that investment becomes “favored” again. Likewise, one should aggressively take advantage of the positive cycles in order to maximize profitability at the most ideal time. Therefore, the difficulty for many individuals is to develop the discipline to respect this timing factor. Often feelings and emotions can interfere and make investors less receptive and sensitive to nature's calls. External factors can also sometimes exert a temporary influence on the market or an individual investment. However, this is not to be feared as long as we have an accurate understand the overall long term outlook of the market or investment. I do not believe anyone can derail the course of nature, any more than one can prevent a hurricane from hitting a projected location. Any such effort against the nature is doomed to be ephemeral and futile. I have been humbled at the eventual acknowledgement of that my work by millions of individual and institutional investors throughout the world. It has even become recognized by some global financial institutions and hedge funds, and the subject of discussion during various investment seminars and conferences. As we move toward launching our first hedge fund—5 Elements Global Fund—that I will personally manage, I expect to release the performances of our investment activities to further document the validation and relevance of “Wave of Nature” theory in financial markets. I am confident that the results will speak for themselves in the coming months and years, thereby substantially broadening and intensifying the interest of the investor communities to understand and comprehend this unique theory on the rhythm of nature, and that of each and every market. Thanks & God Bless Mahendra Sharma