In the 1960's James Marshall Hurst discovered how the stock market works by using Fourier Analysis and a comb of digital filters. There is absolute mathematical proof that this is true. The one main problem is the lag factor in digital filters. I have figured a workaround for this problem but I have few math skills and need someone with curve fitting skills to complete this project. Will pay $ 500.00 reward for finding someone to work on project. The Hurst theory is the complete mathematical/conceptual explanation of how all markets work. All stocks , commodities, ETFs, financial futures, etc. as they change they ALL do it in the exact same way in accordance with the mathematical model developed by Hurst in the 1960s/70s so that all markets can be predicted.
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