Sunday, February 24, 2013

Breakout or breakdown: Part II

Randall Ashbourne, an associate of Astrological Investing, posts a weekly market report on his web site, theidiotandthemoon.com The following is this weekend's Eye of RA report: Week beginning February 25, 2013
 And now you know why I sometimes refer to the Pollyanna index, Wall Street's SP500, as a vacuous troll!

Last weekend, I said: "This week ... next week probably at the latest ... the vacuous troll has to make up her mind whether she's going to breakout or breakdown." 

And she did both! Arghh! The one-day break above the long-range planetary lines which capped the 2000 and 2007 Bull peaks was quickly followed by Chicken Little rushing back to centre stage. Briefly. Or not?

That's the question we'll consider this weekend ... because if that was "a false break" last Tuesday, we've only seen the first part of the storm.

Mercury goes Retrograde this weekend and stays that way until March 17. I mentioned briefly last weekend that we all need to be extra careful during Merc Rx and make sure we're pushing the buttons we actually intended to press ... and, that the "normal" mode of Mercury Retrograde, is to start a move which reverses course halfway through the period.

One of the other totally reliable signatures of Murky Wrecks is that computers do strange things and price feeds go oddly awry at the most inconvenient times.

It's usually worst on the couple of days around the Rx and Direct dates.

We'll start with updates of the Pollyanna and Nasdaq 100 charts I showed last weekend.
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Tuesday opened with a blast above the Uranus/Pluto price barriers Miss Polly had been bumping her head against for a few days ... and it provoked a sudden reaction downwards on Wednesday and Thursday. A "false break" is when price suddenly overcomes a key barrier, regardless of whether it's a technical line, Fibonacci, or planetary, and suddenly gets scared. They have a tendency to prompt very fast, wide-range moves.

I mentioned a few weeks ago that I was going to start keeping manual charts for the SP500 because the official Open figures provided by the NYSE were too often an outright lie. If you pay even scant attention to various indices, you'll notice they all have "quirks".

The FTSE for example opens each day at exactly the price it closed the previous day. It's a joke. The TSX, ASX, DAX and NDX all use the actual figure. Anyway, on the Pollyanna chart above, I've used the real figures.

Because, the false figures from the NYSE deliberately conceal "gaps" in the price. Nature abhors a vacuum and gaps get filled! We can see it at work short-term on Friday, when the bounceback closed the gap from Thursday's Open. But there's one real Duesie of a hole waiting to be filled from early January when the big boys goosed the overnight trade to put a rocket under the Santa rally.

So, what do we do? Well, we know where the upside Resistance is and I indicated last weekend this was starting to look like a completed stage running from one Uranus/Pluto zone to another. But I didn't think then, and don't think now, that the correction is the start of The Big One. I would doubt, at this stage, that a correction would fill that gap from early January.

Now, let's have another look at the Nasdaq 100 ...
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I thought a couple of weekends ago that the falling light green Sun line would drag the NDX down, but the decline held off until it bumped into the falling Venus line at Wednesday's Open. There are two obvious, unfilled gaps in the index. In fact, if the decline resumes this week, I'd think it's likely to run to the yellow Uranus line below the first gap.

The faster Canaries, green and red in the oscillator panel, have plunged deep enough to indicate they'll have to show an instance of positive divergence (higher troughs at lower prices) before the correction is finished. The only caveat I have is that the Big Bird, the yellow line, may be in the process of bouncing from the Zero line - and I've mentioned before that a "Zero Line Rejection" can produce a strong move (in this case it would be rally).
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And a rally is possible if last week's action was just a plunge into the statistically negative mood of the Full Moon. Not looking so good, though, on the NDX Weekly Planets chart above. The potential head&shoulders pattern, which is decidedly negative, still seems to be in play.

Now, a lot of H&S patterns eventually don't turn out that way; they morph into something else. But, in this case we have some big time negative divergence underway in the fast MACD, now making another lower peak in both the signal lines and histograms. Remember, this is a weekly chart, so if the price pattern follows the oscillator omens, this will be more than a short, sharp correction over a couple of days.

Canada ...
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The capped version of the TSX 60 has been range-trading. I use this chart for those of you wanting to try your own version. The red lines, of course, are Mars ... and most of the regular Canadian readers will know Mars is the "driver" of markets. The grey and yellow horizontals are Neptune and Uranus.

The index has a distinct tendency to travel along Martian channels between Neptune/Uranus stop-offs. Anyway, the effect is easy to see and this is a chart you can replicate relatively closely without shelling out for expensive planetary software ... just set the horizontal S/R lines at 12-Loony intervals.

London ...
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The FTSE last week made a precise touch on the high side of the Weekly Planets targets and immediately backed off. No surprise there, eh? Despite the stalling, I wouldn't bet on London having reached The High just yet, even if it corrects further before launching a new rally. There's hardly a whisper of warning from the fast MACD.

Mumbai ...
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India's Nifty didn't quite make it to the overhead Saturn - and that seems to be a repeat of what happened with the index in February last year, when it broke above a Uranus barrier for one week and then went into decline. It seems to be repeating the pattern with the Neptune line at 6027. There's a primary Saturn line at 5813 and it could be useful to closely monitor how the oscillators behave if it declines to that level.

Just as a technical reminder, note the negative divergence peaks in the Big Bird, which recorded lower peaks as the price was making higher ones.

And finally, for this week, a look at Auntie, the ASX 200 ...
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Showing this chart last weekend, I said: "While Wall Street is back close to its old Bull peaks, the ASX 200 made its own milestone last week - closing above the 50% recovery barrier for the first time since the bottom of the Bear plunge in 2009.

And there appears to be more room to run ... I'd thought that primary Saturn line at 4985 would provide stronger Resistance; it'll be interesting to see if it converts to Support during the next correction."


Well, we got the more room to run ... and then primary Saturn converted to Support. Ahem! IF the correction is finished.

From an "eyeball" viewpoint, it looks as if this is probably going to be a correction of the same order as the four-week pullback last October/November. If that's so, it'll be followed by a further, strong rally ... and that's when we'd start looking for signs of a Canary croaking. At the moment, it's still in fine voice with a sweet song.

One item of housekeeping before I wander off ... there's now a dedicated Archives section for this year's old stuff. Red button under the Eye!  ( Eye of RA report: Week beginning February 25, 2013 )

Safe trading - RA

Randall Ashbourne
Astrological Investing's associate, Randall Ashbourne, author of the eBook, The Idiot and The Moon, and The Idiot and the Moon, Forecast 2013, writes a free weekly column titled, The Eye of Ra on his web site in  which he explains the potential impact of astrological aspects and the current state of technical conditions. Ashbourne's charts are revealing illustrations of exactly what has occurred in the market and the probability of what to expect.
Important reading:  Randall Ashbourne's The Idiot and The Moon, Forecast 2013 , Jupiter's cycle and its effects on Wall Street and a posting of the weekly Eye of Ra report in this blog, titled A look at the Venus Retrograde effect
(Disclaimer: This article is not advice or a recommendation to trade stocks; it is merely educational material.)
Copyright: Randall Ashbourne - 2011-2013

The Idiot and the Moon, Forecast 2013
  • Major trend change dates for the full year, plus a month-by-month breakdown of high-energy trading dates and critical reversal dates.

  • An index-by-index analysis of Moon Trading across major American, European, Asian and Australian stock indices-

  • Identifies the major indices where following the phases of the Moon can dramatically cut profits, or even result in large losses.

  • Old Gods & Gold ... a Eureka! discovery about exactly what drives gold prices during rallies and corrections and charts showing highly-reliable target levels to both the upside and downside.

These price charts are individually-tailored to each index and cover Wall Street, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai, India, England, Germany and France.

You will not see these charts anywhere else on the Internet!

And much more...

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Bumping against long-term planets

Randall Ashbourne, an associate of Astrological Investing, posts a weekly market report on his web site, theidiotandthemoon.com The following is this weekend's Eye of RA report: Week beginning February 18, 2013
For the past four days Miss Pollyanna, the SP500, has been bumping her head against a multi-decade ceiling.

Sure, the price of the index isn't quite as high as it reached in 2000 and 2007, but that's because the planetary lines which capped those Bull runs have shifted.

This week ... next week probably at the latest ... the vacuous troll has to make up her mind whether she's going to breakout or breakdown.

I indicated last weekend that if a correction does start now, it's probably not The Big One. While reaching the planetary barriers does increase the chances of a significant correction happening, the intermediate oscillators still suggest there will be another run northwards when the correction is done.

The coming week brings on the usually-negative 1Q-FM lunar phase; the Sun will shift signs into Pisces and it will conjunct Neptune; Saturn goes Retrograde; and, next weekend, we get the first Mercury Retrograde phase for the year.

What is "normal" for a Merc Rx phase is that markets tend to start a move which reverses course halfway through the Rx period.

And it's a time we all need to concentrate. It's not unusual to make small mistakes with big impacts during Mercury Rx ... such as hitting the Buy button when you really meant to hit the Sell button.

This weekend's edition will be a short one ... and we'll start with the SP500:
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And here's Polly's problem. The top purple line in the chart above is a long-range Pluto - the one which acted as a brick wall to the two previous Bull runs. Immediately above it is a yellow Uranus line.

Note where this Santa Claus rally started - similar Uranus/Pluto lines around the 1340 area. The first upleg stalled at another Uranus/Pluto configuration, but caught a Saturn rebound.

So, there is a strong chance this has been a run between Uranus/Pluto zones and Miss Polly is about to go into a swoon. You can see why I think this week, or next, the index has to breakout, or breakdown.

Our next chart is an update of the NDX, Nasdaq 100, chart I showed last weekend, indicating the main tech index could be sent south by contact with a falling Sun line.
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Monday's price action set that up, but the pullback stopped at the Uranus line which had been providing Resistance for several weeks.

The NDX ended the week with a close just above Uranus. But the oscillators are heading south and there are downside gaps waiting to be filled. I've inserted white horizontals and price tags on the two main gaps.

While Wall Street is back close to its old Bull peaks, the ASX 200 made its own milestone last week - closing above the 50% recovery barrier for the first time since the bottom of the Bear plunge in 2009.

And there appears to be more room to run ...
I'd thought that primary Saturn line at 4985 would provide stronger Resistance; it'll be interesting to see if it converts to Support during the next correction. More next weekend ...

Safe trading - RA

Randall Ashbourne
Astrological Investing's associate, Randall Ashbourne, author of the eBook, The Idiot and The Moon, and The Idiot and the Moon, Forecast 2013, writes a free weekly column titled, The Eye of Ra on his web site in  which he explains the potential impact of astrological aspects and the current state of technical conditions. Ashbourne's charts are revealing illustrations of exactly what has occurred in the market and the probability of what to expect.
Important reading:  Randall Ashbourne's The Idiot and The Moon, Forecast 2013 , Jupiter's cycle and its effects on Wall Street and a posting of the weekly Eye of Ra report in this blog, titled A look at the Venus Retrograde effect
(Disclaimer: This article is not advice or a recommendation to trade stocks; it is merely educational material.)
Copyright: Randall Ashbourne - 2011-2013

The Idiot and the Moon, Forecast 2013
  • Major trend change dates for the full year, plus a month-by-month breakdown of high-energy trading dates and critical reversal dates.

  • An index-by-index analysis of Moon Trading across major American, European, Asian and Australian stock indices-

  • Identifies the major indices where following the phases of the Moon can dramatically cut profits, or even result in large losses.

  • Old Gods & Gold ... a Eureka! discovery about exactly what drives gold prices during rallies and corrections and charts showing highly-reliable target levels to both the upside and downside.

These price charts are individually-tailored to each index and cover Wall Street, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai, India, England, Germany and France.

You will not see these charts anywhere else on the Internet!

And much more...

Saturday, February 9, 2013

The New Moon In Aquarius, February 10, 2013

Astrological Investing New Moon forecasts show general trends and financial outlook for the month. The New Moon in Aquarius, February 10, 2013  - Chart from the point of view of Wall Street and the NYSE.
Chinese New Year
 Year of the Water Snake 

The second New Moon after the Winter Solstice marks the beginning of the New Year in the Chinese calendar - it typically occurs in either late January or early February.
Chinese year names are repeated every 60 years; this cycle began February 2, 1984 - The Year of the Water Rat. Each New Year has a FULL name, consisting not of only animal names, but include element names.
Simplifying year names, people tend to say "Year of the Snake" (or whatever animal name), leaving off the element name. However, the element name is important and distinguishes the year as well. An uncomplicated explanation of the names and the Chinese 60 year cycle - and fairly decent history of Chinese Astrology - can be found on wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_astrology

2013 is the Year of the Water Snake. 2013 New Year celebrations continue until the the moon is full.
The New Moon in Aquarius, February 10, 2013 - Chart from the point of view of Wall Street and the NYSE. (Click for larger image)

Read the article, Just Another Winter's Solstice The Solstice chart gives us an astrological reason and understanding as to why Congress and the President finally passed legislation in the 12th hour to avoid the fiscal cliff. However, the problem of sequestration cuts and the debt continues...

Now, as the market deals with the result of January's Mercurial New Moon in Capricorn, we will in all probability see the market zigzag its way through February - until the energy of the Aries Equinox presents itself and the potential possibilities for the next season begin to unfold.
 An Astrological Trip Around the New Moon in Aquarius Chart
New Moons are a time of hope and optimism - we have been through the darkness and have come to the light at the end of the tunnel. It is typically a time when the market is up regardless of the trend.

There is still an air of hope and optimism lingering from the energy initiated in the Solstice chart, which continues to influence the market through March. And Neptune in Pisces doesn't like facing harsh reality... but we can't continue to kick the can down the road. Surely? Can we? 

The New Moon (Sun/ Moon) Neptune, Mars, and Mercury, are located in the Third house. Neptune, Mars, and Mercury are conjunct in Pisces - square Jupiter, the chart ruler. The New Moon always brings the matters of the house it resides in to the forefront. This stellium of planets in the third house suggests a very busy month filled with distractions and an emphasis on a LOT of talk.

With Mars conjunct Neptune and Mercury, what to do about gun control and safety in schools is the focus, while the elephant sits unattended in the room largely unnoticed.

Mars in Pisces conjunct Neptune square Jupiter - Neptunian energy works to dissolve boundaries. Mars' impulse is To Act - yet the impulse to act in the sign of Pisces is at the mercy of the emotional undercurrents of the moment.

Pisces is represented by two fishes swimming in opposite directions. Mars in Pisces Square Jupiter can bring the markets soaring up, or crashing down. And it is probable whatever direction the market takes on the Friday before the Sunday of the New Moon, will go the opposite direction the Monday day after, as Venus squares Saturn.

On the web site, read:  Uranus in the fourth house sextile Jupiter, Jupiter in the sixth house near cusp of 7th sextile Uranus, Saturn in the eleventh house sextile Pluto, Pluto in the first house, and Venus in the second house square Saturn.

Click to read this article in full on the astrologicalinvesting.com web site.  Read the interpretation of the planets in the houses, the Moon Phases section and get the "Head's Up" - upcoming astrological events list.

Moon Phases
FORECAST 2013 has an index-by-index analysis of Moon Trading across major American, European, Asian and Australian stock indices showing variations in the performance which can help traders time Entry and Exit levels for greatly enhanced profitability - the analysis also identifies those of the major indices where following the phases of the Moon can dramatically cut profits, or even result in large losses.

Read Randall Ashbourne's 2011 article, The Moods of the Moon - Trading the Mood Swings of the Monthly Lunar Cycle

Trines,
Marley

Wall Street hits New Moon high point

Randall Ashbourne, an associate of Astrological Investing, posts a weekly market report on his web site, theidiotandthemoon.com The following is this weekend's Eye of RA report: Week beginning February 11, 2013
Now ... right now ... is probably a good time to consider being very, very cautious.

American markets have been rising into the Aquarian New Moon, with Pollyanna hitting 5 year highs on Friday and the Nasdaq Composite hitting a 12-year high.

But key indices in Europe and Asia went in the opposite direction last week.

In a few moments, we'll take another look at the big picture for the SP500. The index managed to grab the fistful of dollars I mentioned last weekend and Friday's price action took the Pollyanna index within mere cents of the long-range planetary line which topped out the two previous Bull peaks.

Monday kicks off on Wall Street with Venus squaring Saturn, a strong negative aspect with the potential to reinforce the trend-turning power of last week's Mars/Neptune conjunction.

And we enter the two-week lunar phase between New Moon and Full Moon, which has a statistical tendency over the long haul of moving markets downwards.

If a correction does start to develop now, it's probably not the start of a big one.

But, it probably is time to start thinking very seriously about protecting your capital.

Let's take a look first at the 500's long-range chart ...
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As I mention in the book, every stock and every index will display a long-term tendency to repeat the same angles of rally and decline over and over again. In the chart above, I've inserted a trendline linking the Bear bottom in 2009 with the countertrend low of late 2011 ... and then taken a parallel of that trendline and applied it to the two previous Bull runs.

The current run has more in common with the blow-off into the 2000 peak, rather than the 2007. Not only is Pollyanna now within the price range of a potential triple top formation, but the big bird Canary is warning of potential negative divergence. It continues to hold on top of the +100 level, so we cannot be certain at this stage that the rally cannot go further over the remainder of the year.

In fact, the weekly charts says higher prices are probable, rather than merely possible.

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Make note of the difference between the long-range oscillator on the weekly chart, compared with the monthly chart. What we ideally want to see before shifting from caution mode to Get the Hell out of Dodge mode is a higher price peak accompanied by a lower oscillator peak ... and there's no sign of that yet.

However, when we divide that trendline from the first chart into a channel on the weekly version, we can see why the resistance is diagonal, as well as horizontal.

Too, there is the continued under-performance of the Nasdaq 100, which is not as optimistic as the Composite. Of course, we can blame Apple. However, it's never a good idea to single out a scapegoat. When we look at multi-year charts, they're just charts and nobody ever remembers what piece of "news" caused this or that turn up or down.

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The NDX closed for the second week above the Uranus barrier which has been holding it back for over a month. A look at the daily suggests those closes are not quite as strong as they appear to be.

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The Uranus barrier is in yellow on the NDX daily chart above and the positive weekly closes are the result of Friday bumps ... with the last one showing a clear gap to get it above the line. However, unless there's some more boosting early Monday, the index runs the risk of being turned down by a falling Sun line (the dashed, light-green line).

If you track the history of those falling lines in recent months, they do have a distinct tendency to force a correction.

Canada

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Canada's TSX60 (capped) topped-out the previous week ... as did London's FTSE.

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Mumbai's Nifty hit its high three weeks ago ...

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While the Straits Times Index of Singapore made a precise touch last Monday of the Neptune line price at 3919, which we've had as a target since the beginning of the year.

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The ASX200 chart below shows that index getting very close to one of its weekly planets targets, as well ... in this case, a primary Saturn unlikely to be easily broken.

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Safe trading - RA



Randall Ashbourne
Astrological Investing's associate, Randall Ashbourne, author of the eBook, The Idiot and The Moon, and The Idiot and the Moon, Forecast 2013, writes a free weekly column titled, The Eye of Ra on his web site in  which he explains the potential impact of astrological aspects and the current state of technical conditions. Ashbourne's charts are revealing illustrations of exactly what has occurred in the market and the probability of what to expect.
Important reading:  Randall Ashbourne's The Idiot and The Moon, Forecast 2013 , Jupiter's cycle and its effects on Wall Street and a posting of the weekly Eye of Ra report in this blog, titled A look at the Venus Retrograde effect
(Disclaimer: This article is not advice or a recommendation to trade stocks; it is merely educational material.)
Copyright: Randall Ashbourne - 2011-2013

The Idiot and the Moon, Forecast 2013
  • Major trend change dates for the full year, plus a month-by-month breakdown of high-energy trading dates and critical reversal dates.

  • An index-by-index analysis of Moon Trading across major American, European, Asian and Australian stock indices-

  • Identifies the major indices where following the phases of the Moon can dramatically cut profits, or even result in large losses.

  • Old Gods & Gold ... a Eureka! discovery about exactly what drives gold prices during rallies and corrections and charts showing highly-reliable target levels to both the upside and downside.

These price charts are individually-tailored to each index and cover Wall Street, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai, India, England, Germany and France.

You will not see these charts anywhere else on the Internet!

And much more...

Sunday, February 3, 2013

Mars/Neptune ... the highs and lows

Randall Ashbourne, an associate of Astrological Investing, posts a weekly market report on his web site, www.theidiotandthemoon.com The following is this weekend's Eye of RA report: Week beginning February 4, 2013
Wall Street's broad-based SP500 ... the Pollyanna index ... is now only a fistful of dollars away from contact with a planetary price line which topped out the two previous Bull peaks.
Chicken Little is in the wings, ready to take centre stage.

Last weekend, we looked at the potential for Sun square Saturn and Jupiter turning Direct to trigger the first major trend change date of 2013.

However, we also discussed the lunar phase in effect last week - FM-3Q - and I said: "So, expecting a major trend change to develop here does fly in the face of the 'normal' statistical tendency for many markets to rise strongly during this lunar phase. Last year, this phase was negative only 3 of the 12 times for the SP500."

This week's phase - 3Q-NM - was also strong last year, though the strength of the rallies varied dramatically between various world indices.

There are also two important astrological aspects this week which have a reasonably reliable track record of bringing on a shift in the market mood.

Mars changes signs to Pisces this weekend and will conjunct the sign's ruler, Neptune, as the trading week gets underway ... and there is a trine between the two benefics, Venus and Jupiter.

There is a general rule in astrological interpretation that the more infrequent the aspect, the stronger its impact will tend to be. Venus trines Jupiter a couple of times a year, but Mars conjuncts Neptune only once every couple of years.

The chart below shows the recent impacts of the two aspects ... with the Venus/Jupiter trines marked by the blue bars and the Mars/Neptune conjunctions displayed as red bars.

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As we can see, the Mars/Neptune conjunctions are significant. Of the four previous instances shown on this chart, one occurred at the bottom of the Bear and two coincided, within a week, of a countertrend low during the Bull run into the 2007 top; with the 4th instance producing a temporary peak early in 2011.

The Venus/Jupiter trines are not quite as reliable as specific turn markers, but the impact is fairly regular - 8 of the 14 instances shown coincided closely with interim lows or highs.

Given the level the Pollyanna index is now approaching (details are within the Forecast 2013 document) and the statistical tendency for markets to produce a high heading into New Moon (next weekend), the two key astro aspects for the week may be enough to cue Chicken Little for a return to centre stage.
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The positive pop on Friday finally managed to get the Nasdaq 100, NDX, closing above the Uranus line which has stalled its advance for the past month. It is not yet enough, however, to rule out the possibility the index is forming the right shoulder of a negative pattern with considerable downside in the intermediate term.
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Germany's DAX is attempting to consolidate on top of the Neptune line it finally broke above the previous week. Weakness continues to build in the fast MACD. The peaks of both the signal lines and the histograms are falling as price continues to rise.
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France's CAC40, above, remains stalled at a weekly Saturn level. Those of you who have the Forecast might want to consult the table on Page 20 and consider how this index varied from some others last year in terms of its 3Q-NM performance.
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Hong Kong hasn't made a lot of progress in the past couple of weeks, but is still heading for the Neptune line at 24,220. There is negative divergence in the height of the MACD histograms, but not in the peak of the signal lines.
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The ASX 200 had a couple of strong days within its shortened week, closing slightly above the weekly planetary barrier at 4911ish. There is no negative divergence current in the state of the oscillator, so the probability is we have not seen the 2013 peak in this index yet, either. Overall then ... we have the potential for weakness to start developing as indices begin pushing against major, long-term resistance, but at this stage there are no alarm bells suggesting anything other than a pause or intermediate-level correction is coming due.

Safe trading - RA

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Randall Ashbourne
Astrological Investing's associate, Randall Ashbourne, author of the eBook, The Idiot and The Moon, and The Idiot and the Moon, Forecast 2013, writes a free weekly column titled, The Eye of Ra on his web site in  which he explains the potential impact of astrological aspects and the current state of technical conditions. Ashbourne's charts are revealing illustrations of exactly what has occurred in the market and the probability of what to expect.
Important reading:  Randall Ashbourne's The Idiot and The Moon, Forecast 2013 , Jupiter's cycle and its effects on Wall Street and a posting of the weekly Eye of Ra report in this blog, titled A look at the Venus Retrograde effect
(Disclaimer: This article is not advice or a recommendation to trade stocks; it is merely educational material.)
Copyright: Randall Ashbourne - 2011-2013

The Idiot and the Moon, Forecast 2013
  • Major trend change dates for the full year, plus a month-by-month breakdown of high-energy trading dates and critical reversal dates.

  • An index-by-index analysis of Moon Trading across major American, European, Asian and Australian stock indices-

  • Identifies the major indices where following the phases of the Moon can dramatically cut profits, or even result in large losses.

  • Old Gods & Gold ... a Eureka! discovery about exactly what drives gold prices during rallies and corrections and charts showing highly-reliable target levels to both the upside and downside.

These price charts are individually-tailored to each index and cover Wall Street, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai, India, England, Germany and France.

You will not see these charts anywhere else on the Internet!

And much more...