March 24, 2000, was when the market topped 23-years ago (& March 10, when the .com bubble burst)

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https://www.marketwatch.com/story/as-stocks-wobble-the-march-2000-nasdaq-top-is-a-harsh-reminder-that-the-long-run-isnt-always-your-friend-11647893789

The market went into decline after topping on March 24, 2000, typically the 83rd day of the year, however, 2000 was a leap year, making it the 84th day.
United States of America = 84
Jesuit = 84
Masonry = 84
-March 24, 2023, the 83rd day of 2023, will be exactly 8,400 days later.

As for 2000, here was the news the day prior, on the 83rd day of the leap year (23rd prime), March 23, where 23 stocks lifted the Dow Jones to its peak, before the fall. It was also pointed out that was the best close since February 3, or 2/3, like 23.
Market = 23

https://money.cnn.com/2000/03/23/markets/markets_newyork/

Also, notice that March 10, 2000 was when the NASDAQ reached its high in 2000. And this year, on the 23-year anniversary, the big tech bank, Silicon Valley Bank, collapsed.
Jesuits = 103 (like 10/3)
Scottish = 103
Nasdaq = 56
Society of Jesus = 56
Freemasons = 56

Keep in mind when the market reopens on Monday, March 13, it will be the 10-year anniversary of Pope Francis becoming the first Jesuit Pope, who the markets are synced with, thus why the total collapse of SVB came 83-days after his birthday.
Collapse = 83 (23rd prime)
Collapse = 133 (13/3 date)

And again, 23 is a very special number for the market, thus why the S&P 500 was invented in 1923, meaning it turns 100-years-old this year.

Read about the Nasdaq falling 39% in 2000 in relation to the massive “39 ritual” with SVB, March 9 & 10, 2023, here.

The Nasdaq was down, March 10, 2000, to October 9, 2002, meaning it rallied in its 135th week.

March 24, or 24/3
-Damar Hamlin’s birthday (the collapse)
-Buffalo Bills = 117 (Ritual took place on 117th day of season)

There’s a fine line between the CIA, the Jesuits, and the Bavarian Illuminati.

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