The Asset Debt System’s Self Assembly Final Lower High US Bond Interest Rate : The 20 June to 23 August 2012 y/2.5y/2.5y :: 8/20/20 Day Decay Fractal

The US Bond’s Final Lower High Interest Rate will coincide with the countervailing tax advantaged equity class’s final lower high.

The Wilshire’s 11 October 2007 nominal high (the date predicted prospectively by saturation macroeconomics) at 15940 with a competing US ten year note interest rate of 4.6-4.7 percent will remain a higher nominal valuation than the 23 August 2012 secondary high with a competing  US ten year note at approximately 2 percent. This underscores the profound weakness of the equity class.

Saturation Macroeconomics: the debt-asset macroeconomic system as a predictable science.

What is science, but patterned behavior?

Physics, chemistry, and biology are all characterized by self assembly patterned behavior.

The patterned self organization of the subatomic particles in precise ratios to form protons and neutrons; the self assembly nature of protons, neutrons, and electrons in forming the elements of the periodic table; the further self assembly of those elemental unique atoms into molecular arrangements and the precise chemical reactions and biochemical reactions producing the more complex organic amino acids, nucleic acids, self assembly proteins forming the cell’s and neuron’s cytoskeleton microtubules and forming  the long chained amino acids self conformational-folding enzymes which self regulate cellular activity; the sperm egg DNA programed self assembly process that unfolds in a mechanical deterministic way and represents the improbable science of embryology, the larger collection and self organization of matter creating solar systems, galaxies; and the sum total fields produced by the known universe self organizing collections of matter and its newly corroborated Higgs boson.

The earth’s quadrillion dollar equivalent debt asset macroeconomic system is puny compared to the universe’s smaller and larger self assembly systems – but that system and saturation macroeconomics  is part of the larger deterministic system and it too has the property of self assembly.

Saturation macroeconomics, one day, will become recognized as an equivalent science.

One fifth to one quarter of the debt-asset macroeconomic system’s one quadrillion dollar equivalent valuation is debt. 99 percent (if one considers corporations and the financial industry as people) is owed by the 99 percent who trade future labor and service for immediate consumption of available assets. On the other side is the 0.05 % Trans-Generational Wealthiers, who own the debt (and the future labor and services of the 99 percent). The Trans Generational Wealthiers consider the owed debt as a positive asset entry on their total wealth valuation ledger.

Observe the 30, 50, 80, 223 years patterned valuation charts of the Wilshire (and its progenitor equity class earlier railroad and canal stocks). What particular individual news or political events caused the Wilshire’s and its progenitors’ regular periodic patterns?

The answer is none.

While the Wilshire currently valued at 14 3/4 trillion dollars represents less than 0.15 % of the quadrillion dollar equivalent global asset-debt total valuation; it represents on a daily, weekly, monthly, yearly basis: the exact summation of the total asset-debt system’s operational status at any particular point in time.

Those periodic rising and declining valuation patterns of the Wilshire were caused by credit expansion, immediate consumption, asset production and oversupply, asset overvaluation, saturation of the worthy and not so worthy debtor population, and  finally bad credit liquidation.

After 223 years of patterned behavior since the signing its constitution, the hegemonic US and the world have reached an apogee of bad debt creation, asset oversupply (and overvaluation), and a generally forwardly consumed saturated status.

Can the timing of the global equity crash be accurately predicted?

It is in the US long term sovereign debt valuation saturation curves that the dominant pattern exists for determining the timing of the secondary peak valuations and, thereafter, the historical nonlinearity of valuations in the countervailing equity and commodity asset classes.

Retrospectively, does not the 30 year US bond purchased at 6–7 percent in the late 90′s looks like one of the best of all quality ‘investments.’

As the world undergoes weaker (non US) sovereign debt default, US school, city and county and perhaps state debt default, similar global local municipal debt default, industrial debt default(consider the recent articles about the debt  and liquidity problems involving the saturated container shipping industry as representative of the inevitable global declining trade activity), private citizen credit card, college loan, car loan, and first and second mortgage debt default….

The massive default on non-sovereign debt is at hand and quality sovereign debt, i.e.,
US thirty year bond interest rates will plummet to less than 0.5 percent.

Can the US repay its sovereign debt?

It can and it will; It will repay every dime, nickel, and penny.

The US, as the sovereign hegemony, is the sole owner of its dollar denominated monetary system.

 

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