The Mars Hypothesis / Shmita (Hebrew Edition) השערת מאדים/שמיטה

Written in Hebrew, this book revisits the author's earlier Mars Hypothesis, which proposed that the Federal Reserve could set interest rates based on the movements of the planet Mars, and adds the Shmita (sabbatical) year to the theory. The algorithm uses two parameters: the sun coming within 30 degrees of the lunar node signals the start of a bear-market phase, and Mars within 30 degrees of the node marks its low and, at the end of that period, its close. Tested against historical Dow Jones price movements, the algorithm tracks the market until a Shmita year arrives and then seems to stop working, which leads the author to ask whether algorithms obey the Torah. The book then builds an interest-rate system based on the sun, Mars, and the Shmita year, for readers interested in market cycles, planetary timing, and Torah-based approaches to finance.

Brand new copy, ships from the US with tracking.