Where It All Started

The Original
Notes.

Handwritten in 2008. Before anyone called it an algorithm. Before AI was a household word. The math was always there — it just needed the right moment.

The Story

These notes sat in a drawer for fifteen years.

In 2008, long before ChatGPT, before "algorithm" became a buzzword, before anyone talked about AI — these ideas were sketched out by hand on lined paper. Series equations. Stock price prediction. Variable tables. Charts drawn with a pencil.

The core insight was simple: the outcome is only as certain as the input you choose. Which means if you choose your inputs based on what you genuinely know, you have an edge that no one can replicate.

When ChatGPT launched in 2022 and the world suddenly woke up to algorithms, these notes came back out of the drawer. Everything in them was still valid. The math hadn't changed. Only the tools had.

2008

The Notes — All 7 Pages

These are scans of the original handwritten notes. Seven pages covering what an algorithm is, how to apply it to stock prices, the math behind the predictions, and the variable input system that became the foundation of this site.

Original notes page 1

Scope, Ideas & Introduction —
What is an algorithm and how can it work for me?

Original notes page 2

Head & Shoulders Pattern —
Chart diagrams A & B, the linear algorithm

Original notes page 3

Variables & Unique Algorithms —
Building discoveries with unlimited possibilities

Original notes page 4

The Main Objective —
Predict the price of a stock at a future point in time

Original notes page 5

Segments & The Integration Formula —
The most real of all algorithms, 64 variable limit

Original notes page 6

Area of Detail & Input Variables —
Oil, temperature, milk, gas, DT avg, SP avg

Original notes page 7

How It Works —
Criteria, pattern finding, extrapolation to the future

Direct From The Notes

"The outcome will only be as certain as the input that you chose."

Original notes — 2008, Page 1

"If you can't, you're a loser — hang it up and go home. If you can, then you can build unlimited wealth in any endeavour."

Original notes — 2008, Page 1

"The main idea being is that the outcome is only as certain as the input, but when you are determining the input variables, there is the possibility of making your own discoveries that have unlimited possibilities."

Original notes — 2008, Page 3

"This is the main object of this whole plan — to predict the price of a stock at a future point in time according to your own calculations."

Original notes — 2008, Page 4

The ideas are proven. Now build your own.

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