Larry, someone may have linked to your stuff a couple of weeks ago, and I (and others) could see no correlation, and I don't see one on the graphs on your linked page. I can't tell whether a quake is supposed to happen when the curve is high, low, or just a strong gradient. Let us know what you see, and I'll look one more time. You could try a cross correlation between quakes and your curve.....

Meanwhile, Donald Boone has been correlating electron flux to quakes. Why not the stock market? The last 2 fatal quakes in California have come at the end of recessions-1994 and now. But, actually, what Don is doing seems even weaker than that-as far as I can tell he does not understand the graphs for electron flux (either do I).

I could just ignore you, Donald, EQF, but it seems there is lots of time being spent and if people could use a little discretion about what makes sense and what does not, and what is a correlation, and what is not, you might actually be able to do something of value.
Chris