The physics of financial systems.
We measure stress in the financial system before it becomes obvious.
Solstice Laboratory is an independent research lab that applies physics to markets and geopolitics. The work runs in three movements: measure, anticipate, navigate.
The core thesis is simple. The world is moving between two financial systems, what physics calls a phase transition. In that passage, what is scarce matters more than what grows. We track the pressure on a live dashboard of science-based signals spanning macro, geopolitics, commodities, credit, emerging technology, and physical constraints. The instruments read the stress so decision-makers can see the turns before they arrive.
The framework is tested against 3,000 years of history and set out in The Entropy Trap.
The work is written for investors, family offices, and policy professionals. People whose decisions depend on knowing whether the system is stable or beginning to shift.
The laboratory’s work has been featured in the Daily Reckoning, ZeroHedge, and The Institutional Risk Analyst.
From the Laboratory
Essays and research notes on money, markets, and the transition. Occasional, and free.