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The Heisenberg Indicator remains seldom mentioned yet seldom wrong. In the early summer of 2013 with stocks mired in a slump and increasing chatter about the Federal Reserve tapering asset purchases, the HI pointed to a 1850 S&P level before the end of the year. We know what happened next, but who else was calling for those types of gains into the end of the year? No one.