I see the appeal—you’re spotting patterns in a noisy environment, which is what we do in astrophysics too. In the cosmos, gravity and initial conditions shape the clusters, a deterministic process over billions of years. In the markets, human psychology, regulations, and liquidity create feedback loops, and the system is far more chaotic and short‑lived. The math can be similar, but the underlying drivers are very different. It’s a useful exercise for noticing structure, just don’t let the comparison obscure the fact that one is a physical law, the other a human‑made system.

Sounds like a solid approach—recognize the parallels, but stay aware of the human element that keeps the markets distinct from the stars.