Apple's Genesis Sequence: lifetime of Growth Fibs fated in 1982

The Genesis Pulse

Assets have many Impulses in a lifetime, but only one "Genesis" Pulse.
Genesis as in "birth", programmed with all of the DNA it will ever have.
That Impulse set the "Growth Ripples" that an asset must follow for life.

Nature determines the thresholds, Nurture determines how it unfolds.
Some grow in a "parabolic" manner, creating a "Golden" fib like this one.
Most grow in a "restrained" manner, creating a "Linear" fib more often.

All assets will have had a Genesis Impulse and its defined Growth Ripples.
Some assets keep growing indefinitely, with only small dips made by bears.
Some assets grow too fast and too furious, only to fall back down the stairs.

Whether identified at birth or much later, the Genesis Fib plots the reiterations.
Stages of growth have a destination (target) and a place of resignation (stoploss).
When an asset can not ascend to the next destination, it may undergo regression.