Hiroshi Yamada / White & Green Co., Ltd. | April 13, 2026

▶ Purpose — Cross-Verifying Physical Data and Energy Data

Our April 13 article presented five scenarios and timelines based on “physical data”: 40 days of missile launch counts, interceptor inventories, and oil prices.

Meanwhile, our Seven-Nation P-WHGR Risk Analysis, published on April 1, computed daily “energy data” for seven nations (U.S., Japan, Iran, Russia, China, Israel, Saudi Arabia) plus a global indicator (W-WHGR).

This article has one simple purpose: overlay these two datasets and verify whether the dates of physical criticality and energy turning points converge.

The conclusion upfront: they converge. Moreover, the P-WHGR data published 12 days ago aligns with today’s real-time events — the April 13 naval blockade. This is not retroactive fitting; the data was published on April 1.

■ Crossover 1: The April 14–16 “Triple -330” = Scenario 2’s Danger Window

Our April 13 article identified Scenario 2 (direct Hormuz clash, 25% probability) with “the first 24–48 hours as the peak danger window.”

Date	W-WHGR	U.S.	Iran	Israel	Saudi	Category
Apr 13 (Mon) Blockade begins	-150	+205	+25	+205	-350	Int’l Relations
Apr 14 (Tue)	-330★★★	-25	-30	-25	-480★★★	Fiscal/Intel
Apr 15 (Wed)	-330★★★	+15	-70	+15	-450★★★	Economic Stall
Apr 16 (Thu)	-330★★★	-80	-50	-80	-420★★★	Policy Stall

CENTCOM begins the blockade on April 13, and the very next day W-WHGR hits -330 for three consecutive days — the month’s maximum. This is also the only period in April when the U.S., Iran, and Israel all go negative simultaneously.

Crossover with physical data: The missile data article identified “the initial phase of the blockade as the peak accidental-clash risk.” P-WHGR identifies the same dates as “the period when global event magnitude is at its maximum.” Matter and energy point in the same direction.

The category sequence is also telling: “Fiscal/Intel” → “Economic Stall” → “Policy Stall” — even without a direct clash, this describes the blockade’s economic ripple cascading through fiscal systems, the economy, and policy. It reads equally as the opening phase of Scenario 1 (prolonged attrition).

■ Crossover 2: Saudi 13-Day ★★★ Streak (Apr 11–23) = Oil Order Collapse

Our April 13 article detailed the escalating direct hits on Saudi petrochemical facilities. The April 7 edition upgraded Saudi Arabia’s risk from 🟢 Low to 🔴 Maximum.

Saudi P-WHGR registers ★★★ (absolute value >300) for 13 consecutive days from April 11 to 23. The peak is April 14’s -480 — the highest absolute value across all seven nations and all dates in April.

The 13-day category sequence: “Treaty” → “Finance” → “Int’l Relations” → “Fiscal” → “Economic Stall” → “Policy Stall” → “Transborder Threat” → “Speculative Frenzy” → “Resource Conflict” → “Major Development” → “Ownership Transfer” → “Organizational Collapse” → “Technology Halt”

This is the entire process of a fundamental energy-order transformation, compressed into 13 days.

Physical data alignment: The CSIS finding that “~70% of intercepted projectiles targeting Saudi Arabia were aimed at oil facilities” and P-WHGR’s identification of “Saudi bearing April’s maximum load” are in perfect agreement. Dow Chemical’s CEO stating “~20% of global petrochemical capacity is blocked” provides the material confirmation of Saudi’s P-WHGR -480.

■ Crossover 3: April 21 “All Seven Nations Negative” = Eve of Ceasefire Expiry

Date	W-WHGR	U.S.	Japan	Iran	Russia	China	Israel	Saudi	Category
Apr 21 (Tue)	-325★★★	-110	-70	-50	-110	-70	-110	-335	Ownership Transfer
Apr 22 (Wed) Ceasefire expires	-205	+85	+30	+55	+85	+30	+85	-300	Org. Collapse

April 21 is the only day in all of April when all seven nations plus W-WHGR are simultaneously negative. The category: “Ownership Transfer” — forced redistribution of assets, power, and territory.

The next day, April 22, is the two-week ceasefire deadline.

Physical data crossover: The Islamabad talks collapsed and the ceasefire is hollowed out, but nominally holds until April 22. The day before, P-WHGR shows all nations negative + “Ownership Transfer.”

This reads as the fork between Scenario 1 (prolonged attrition) and Scenario 2 (direct clash). On April 21, “something is decisively transferred” — the final collapse of the ceasefire, or an unexpected deal. Either way, an “ownership transfer” (energy rights, strait passage rights, nuclear negotiation leverage) occurs.

Note that on April 22, Iran, the U.S., and Israel all flip to positive, and the category shifts to “Organizational Collapse.” A two-phase structure: “forced transfer” on 4/21, followed by “old frameworks breaking down” on 4/22.

■ Crossover 4: Iran’s Solo Plunge in Late April = Precursor to Regime Instability

Date	Iran	U.S.	Israel	Category
Apr 27	-140	+120	+120	Traffic Paralysis
Apr 28	-150	+110	+110	Energy Crisis
Apr 29	-190★	+50	+50	Covert Operations
Apr 30	-260★★	-100	-100	Base Relocation

In the final week of April, Iran’s P-WHGR plunges solo: -140 → -150 → -190 → -260. The U.S. and Israel maintain positive values throughout. This divergence signals “the offensive side gaining the upper hand while Iran heads toward internal breakdown.”

Crossover with Scenario 4 (regime instability, 10%): The missile data article projected regime instability beginning in “May–July.” P-WHGR suggests precursors appear at the end of April.

The category flow is telling: “Traffic Paralysis” → “Energy Crisis” → “Covert Operations” → “Base Relocation.” The blockade cripples domestic logistics and energy → covert sabotage operations → relocation of critical facilities — the process of a regime being cornered.

Cross-referenced with the Iran Five-Axis Timeline‘s finding that “the end of Jupiter MD (~June 2027) represents the bridge from old regime to next,” late April reads as the beginning of that bridge.

■ Crossover 5: April 13 “Offensive Energy” = Timing of the Blockade

Today’s P-WHGR: U.S.: +205 / Israel: +205 / Iran: +25

The offensive side (U.S./Israel) at +200+, Iran at near-zero. This configuration shows “the offense has energy; the defense does not.”

Applying the horse-racing WHGR logic: In our WHGR explainer, we wrote that “WHGR doesn’t work on Lemaire or Kawada” — overwhelming ability overrides energy headwinds. April 13’s U.S. +205 is “ability (military power) + energy (P-WHGR) aligned.” Energetically, it was a rational day to launch the blockade.

But the U.S. drops to -25 the very next day. “The energy to start is there, but it vanishes by tomorrow.” This reads as a signal that the blockade can be initiated but will be difficult to sustain. The physical constraint of interceptor depletion and the P-WHGR plunge point in the same direction.

■ Five Scenarios × P-WHGR Integrated Matrix

Scenario	Prob.	Physical Data Basis	P-WHGR Confirmation	Alignment
1. Prolonged Attrition	40%	Interceptor stocks 86% consumed; years to replenish	4/14-16 W-WHGR -330 triple (Fiscal→Economic→Policy cascade)	◎ High
2. Direct Hormuz Clash	25%	Mine-clearing accidental engagement; Iran lost mine positions	4/14-16: U.S., Iran, Israel all negative simultaneously (only time in Apr)	◎ High
3. Partial Deal	20%	Economic pain forces back-channel talks	After 4/22, U.S., Iran, Israel recover to positive	○ Medium
4. Iranian Regime Instability	10%	Blockade cuts oil revenue; protests exceed January scale	4/27-30: Iran solo plunge (-140→-260; others stay positive)	◎ High
5. Nuclear Escalation	5%	NPT withdrawal declared; total strike on nuclear sites	No direct April signal (June+ timeframe)	△ Low (outside window)

Three of five scenarios (1, 2, 4) show high alignment with P-WHGR. Scenarios 1 and 2 converge on April 14–16, suggesting the most likely outcome is a compound scenario: an accidental clash during the early attrition phase that accelerates the war of attrition further.

■ Conclusion — When Matter and Energy Point in the Same Direction

In our WHGR explainer, we wrote: “WHGR alone is less reliable than WHGR combined with training analysis — the double confirmation is what counts.”

The same principle applies to geopolitics. When “training data” (missile launch counts, interceptor stocks, oil prices) and “aura data” (P-WHGR) point to the same dates, confidence in those dates as turning points rises dramatically.

April’s most critical dates:

Apr 14–16 (Tue–Thu): W-WHGR -330 triple × blockade Day 1–3 × all key actors negative
→ Peak window for attrition acceleration and/or accidental clash

Apr 21 (Tue): All 7 nations simultaneously negative × eve of ceasefire expiry × “Ownership Transfer”
→ Fork: ceasefire collapse or unexpected deal

Apr 27–30 (Mon–Thu): Iran solo plunge (-140→-260) × “Covert Operations → Base Relocation”
→ Precursor signal for Iranian regime instability

We called WHGR a “weather forecast.” When the weather forecast says “severe storm ahead” and radar simultaneously shows a massive cumulonimbus cloud, you don’t reach for an umbrella — you find shelter.

Right now, the material radar (interceptor data, blockade) and the energy forecast (P-WHGR) are both pointing to April 14–21.

Time to find shelter is running short.

P-WHGR measures event magnitude (volatility) and is an exploratory indicator; it is not used for fortune-telling or investment decisions. This article is published for verification purposes as part of exploratory research (Paper G candidate).

Published by White & Green Co., Ltd. (white-green.jp) as part of the 270-Year Civilization Cycle Theory series.
Related papers: Paper A / Paper B / Paper D / Paper E