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SPX about to come crashing down hard. Buckle up.S&P 500SP:SPXCryptoTaoistThe parabolic growth curve that started almost 30 years ago in the US stock market is about to come to a dramatic conclusion. We saw a test example of what happened in April when the market for the first time in 27 years broke through the parabolic growth curve, how quickly things just fell apart. Falling more than 10% in just a few days and then sharply rebounding to reclaim the parabolic growth curve. Well, get prepared for an even more disorderly crash about to hit the market. We are for the second time in a year, right now losing the parabolic ascent. No one actually believes the US economy is growing parabolically right? Even viruses don't achieve this level of "growth". It's all built on a phony baloney house of cards called the US Dollar backed by nothing but the "full faith and credit" of the US. Well guess what? The credit of the US is constantly being downgraded by bond rating agencies. And we elected a leader who destroyed every other countries faith in us. Consider poor Canada and the faith they have in us now. You might laugh and think these kinds of things are silly, but I promise you it's deadly serious. We have NOTHING but hot air backing the US dollar now because we have no faith and our credit is in the dumpster. Also for comparison sake, I included the angle of growth (copy and pasted the small yellow line) that we had in the "raging" 1990s bull market. If you were alive during that time, the market was truly considered raging. But compare the angle of ascent to the last 6 months since Taco trump announced his worldwide agenda to destroy the US. The angle of ascent is almost pornographic compared to the 90s rager. Parabolas don't unwind. They crash. What other confluence do we have in the indictors to prior year crashes? 1) VIX 8day RSI achieved its lowest ever stochastic %D this summer, numbers 2 and 3 were 2007 and 2000. 2) P/E ratios are the highest they have ever been at 40+, only exceeded by one other time +44, just before the dot com crash. 3) 2y 10 y bond yield differential maintaining above .42% like ever prior recession.