What would a visiting alien civilization make of Wall Street’s election relief rally?
That’s the question behind this week’s 43-page Peoplenomics ChartPack, The Orbital Outlook. We climb aboard a latter-day USS Enterprise, put the scanners on high, and examine Earth’s financial markets without the usual political baggage. From orbit, the election may have changed who’s running Congress, but it hasn’t eliminated debt, repaired credit conditions, ended wars, or made the enormous AI investment boom automatically profitable. The distinction? Markets can rally on relief, but lasting prosperity requires performance.
Our technical work explores whether the market is completing a first wave down and preparing for a second-wave rebound—or merely setting up investors for another unpleasant surprise. We examine the Dow, S&P 500, and NASDAQ through our proprietary Magic Ovals and State-Variance Extremes, then compare current market behavior with the 1929 experience. The particularly interesting question is whether a strong rebound around major moving averages could be mistaken for the beginning of another bull market. History suggests caution, not certainty.
The ChartPack then moves through our U.S. and Global Aggregate Indexes, trend-crossing studies, and NASDAQ coherence work to separate short-term excitement from longer-term market structure. The practical conclusion is simple: until the technical evidence improves, sitting on our hands may be smarter than chasing a politically inspired rally. It’s a little science fiction, a lot of original chart work, and 43 pages of trying to keep our investment decisions grounded in something more reliable than television commentary. From orbit, the view is clearer—and considerably less partisan.
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