UET-NET has tested 15 empirical hypotheses. 10 failed to meet statistical thresholds or were withdrawn after our own audit, and are documented here for transparency. 4 further hypotheses are listed without statistics because no test has been completed. We believe scientific credibility requires showing what DOESN'T work alongside what does.
Solar activity correlates with increased market volatility
Seismic stress predicts commodity price movements two to six weeks ahead
Rising home prices now depress consumer confidence, reversing the wealth effect
M2 expansion predicts gold price rises with a 12-month lead
US Treasury yield curve steepening predicts dollar moves against the euro
Full moon periods produce lower stock returns than new moon periods
Mercury retrograde periods produce higher market volatility
Market corrections cluster at Fibonacci day intervals (13, 21, 34, 55, 89 days)
Planetary conjunctions/oppositions increase major earthquake frequency
Changes in the policy rate transmit to short-dated Treasury yields within the month
Monthly changes in the WTI crude price move with changes in factory capacity utilization
A negative 10-year minus 2-year Treasury spread precedes US recessions
Monthly growth in consumer credit moves with monthly growth in nonfarm payrolls
Year-over-year M2 growth leads year-over-year CPI inflation by two to three years
Crisis events cluster in the window from solar maximum to the following minimum at a rate above chance
Crisis events cluster in the declining phase of the solar cycle at a rate above chance
Schumann amplitude anomalies precede major world events by 30-60 days
GCP random-number-generator deviations correlate with major world events
HeartMath GCI coherence correlates with consumer sentiment alignment
Phi (1.618), Fibonacci sequences, and sacred numbers represent universal organizing principles
Ancient civilizations encoded natural cycle knowledge that remains relevant
Consciousness-like phenomena emerge when energy, information, and coherence reach critical thresholds
Numerical patterns in names/dates carry meaning
All validated and in-research claims use publicly available data sources. We invite independent replication. If you find errors in our methodology, please contact research@uet-net.com.