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>>11955214
>the market is a non-newtonian fluid
Which kind, plastic, bigham plastic, dilatant, pseudo-plasticly nonnewtonian?
This might surprise you but there's quite a few kinds of nonnewtonian fluids in the world, and many are quite common (ketchup, toothpaste, water+starch mix)
Is it shear thickening or thinning?
>with spontaneous entropy generation in any finite volume.
Duh, do you even second law?

The better question is, is a stock's current price analogous to position, or velocity? Or is the price itself a second order or higher derivative?

Can a price per time graph be made into a coherent path function? Or is our time domain the markets version of a frequency domain?

Or is price movement more analogous to real non-ideal gas law temperature?