Do markets move in the shape of a torus, which is at the heart of the constructal principle more frequently than chance, and is it predictive?
When you say “torus” I think “circle times circle”. (Referring to the surface of the torus, not a solid torus.)
The surface of a sphere, by contrast, is not circle times circle. (The standard physical models are: two angular measurements in a TIE fighter, versus lat/long measurements on the Globe. (Think about the poles and notice that lat is 180 degrees, not 360.))
From an external point of view the surface of a torus is a 2-dimensional curved surface with one hole in it.