Showing posts with label Sun square Saturn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sun square Saturn. Show all posts

Saturday, February 8, 2014

Dead cat bounce ... or Mercury mischief?

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 10, 2014 

 I live in an area prone to bushfires ... wildfires ... and we're in for a bad day.

A few have broken out already and we're not near the forecast top of 42C yet.

And despite the heat, I need to leave the windows open as I write this weekend's report ... so I can hear the district fire alarm if it starts wailing.

I can hear the helicopters and water bombers battling the fires not far away. So, I won't be waffling on at inordinate length in this edition.

Okay, last weekend we touched on the topic of Mercury Retrograde and how, often, a trend starts very close to the Rx date and continues until midway through the cycle when it reverses course. And that might be what we now have.

There are also some other astrological aspects coming into play this week. On Tuesday, New York time, the Sun will square Saturn and Venus will be parallel (similar to a conjunction).

At the end of the week, we have the Full Moon, with the Sun making a trine to Mars, and on the following day, the Sun will conjunct Neptune.

Sounds exciting, but it probably won't be.

The strongest aspects - Sun square Saturn and Sun conjunct Neptune - don't have any sort of reliable track record for turning markets. In the chart below, the squares are marked with red bars and the conjunctions with Neptune are marked by blue bars.

All rather dull, really.

So, let's begin this weekend with a return to the main theme from last weekend when I talked about applying the techniques from The Technical Section of The Idiot &The Moon to Bi-BB charts.

If you haven't read it, it's in the Archives. Basically, we had arrived at a situation where the extreme tightening of the Bollinger Bands provoked a strong reaction, which then stalled as price broke the bands.

And I said: "However, the breaking of the band then caused a stall in the (down)trend. Polly didn't go much of anywhere all week long. So, two of the significant "rules" have been met and the only one remaining is ... is the first move in the wrong direction?"

I indicated it "could take a few days" to answer the question. We now appear to have the answer. Monday plunged and broke the bands again ... which prompted another stall ... and then the SP500 launched strongly higher.

So, it's certainly possible that the first move WAS in the wrong direction.

However, I've also been indicating that the series of retrogrades involving Venus, Mercury and Mars are likely to jerk markets around in the first few months of the year.

And it's rarely a good idea to rely on sustained moves of any kind while Mercury is Retrograde. Still, it took the SP500 14 days to drop and by Friday's close, only 3 days to recover just over half the decline.

If this is a first-degree countertrend in an ongoing downtrend, it'll fail in the first couple of days of this week and is unlikely to close above 1825.


There are a couple of specific price levels to watch IF the Sun-Saturn square is going to have an impact. These must be touched within $3 on Tuesday/Wednesday or they're very likely to be completely irrelevant.

A decisive close above 1836 would suggest Polly is off with the pixies again ... a close below 1763 would strongly suggest Pollyanna is morphing into Chicken Little again.


I suspect both price levels just won't be touched when they're relevant.

More interesting is that, long-range, Polly's Bull rally is now in a zone where the uptrend support from rising primary Sun/Mercury/Venus price lines is running into downtrend pressure from falling primary lines involving the same planets.

On the chart below the Sun is light green, Mercury is pink and Venus is dark green. They are primary lines; that is, they're set at the maximum 360 degree width and they intersect with each other only once a year.

And tend, always, to have an impact!

In addition to the fast-moving planets, there are some Outer Planet primaries also very important in this current game ... the grey Neptune around 1825, two Uranus lines at 1809 and 1790, and a Pluto down at 1722.

So, for the moment the 500 is holding to the uptrend primaries ... and is playing, apparently, by the technical rules we apply to squeezed Bollinger Bands.

1. Tightening bands warn of a very fast move

2. A break of the outer bands stalls the move or forces a countertrend

3. The first move is usually in the wrong direction

But, we are in a Merc Rx phase and technical signals are prone to sudden failure. Ray Merriman always says of Merc Rx periods: "Take profits too soon."

It's not at all bad advice.

And now you have a fairly good idea of the precise price levels where you just might want to grab those profits!

Safe trading - RA

(scroll down to view previous editions of The Eye of 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 2014, 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 2014
(Disclaimer: This article is not advice or a recommendation to trade stocks; it is merely educational material.)
Copyright: Randall Ashbourne - 2011-2014

Saturday, July 27, 2013

Imminent danger of another fast drop

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 July 29, 2013

The alarm bells are now ringing continuously, and at full volume ... warning that stock markets are on the verge of another sharp decline.

For the moment, it is unlikely the Bull run has reached its final High. But that peak may be less than 5% away from Friday's closing price on Pollyanna - Wall Street's SP500 index.

Some markets may already have entered another correction mode; it could be delayed another few days for Wall Street.

Even if that is the case, however, Miss Polly is probably less than 2% away from an intermediate peak.

In plain-speak ... there is probably very little upside left for either the completion of this upleg OR the 5-year Bull run which has been underway since 2009.

We will spend most of this edition looking closely at the state of the SP500, as the proxy for the major world indices; and at the ASX200, as a proxy for the resource-heavy markets.

And we are in the middle of an astrological high-energy zone, with 5 major planetary aspects now in play ... Sun square Saturn and Mars opposed Pluto this weekend, Venus trine Pluto and Mars square Uranus occurring mid-week, and Sun trine Uranus next weekend.

A little more about the potential impact of those as we go through some charts

In recent weeks I've been using various charts to illustrate some lessons in positive and negative divergence, from The Technical Section of The Idiot & The Moon.

And we'll continue that this weekend, starting with Pollyanna's daily chart. While Price has gone higher, our favorite oscillator, the Big Bird, has been singing increasingly out of tune.



It's a warning the 500 may already have reached the top of its bounce from the low of its recent multi-week correction. I'm not convinced that is the case, but I'll deal with the details of that a little later.

What is much worse than daily Big Bird starting to screech, is that weekly Big Bird, in the chart below, is falling off its perch - warning that the next correction is likely to fall through the rising trendline which has underpinned the rise from last year.

However, in the long-range monthly chart below there are still only preliminary, early-warning signs that the Bull is fading, but probably not yet terminally ill.

Note that in the run-up to the 2007 peaks, Big Bird's peaks also rose - right up until the topping "process" which took place from May to October of that year, when the Bird started to diverge significantly. And it is now starting to give similar signals.
So, while the short-term and intermediate-range signals are now starting to screech horribly, and there is now considerably increased danger of another major correction starting, it is still too early to be calling the final top of the Bull with a high degree of certainty.

Those of you holding Long positions in American indices, or in stocks which tend to follow the indices, do need to have an escape plan on standby to protect your profits and your capital.

In part, because the final peak may be less than 5% higher than Friday's close. And the downside, even for a multi-week correction, is higher.

Most of you have been with me now long enough to understand my Weekly Planets and Long Range Planets charts for various indices. Below is a variation on Pollyanna's long-range. These are major planetary Support/Resistance levels for the index and I use daily bars, rather than the normal monthly candles, so that their importance to the price action becomes even more obvious.

It is possible, perhaps even probable, that the 500 still has enough spurt left for another brief upleg before we hit the danger period of the August/September timeframe - traditionally the two weakest months of the year for the American indices.

But, the maximum reach for the final minor wave up in this rising leg is probably only 1.6% away. The peak of the entire post-2009 rally may be only 4.7% away.
There are three obvious target zones for another downside correction - and we're talking only about an intermediate-length correction, not a full-on resumption of Bear mode.

Now, I spent a little time last weekend trying to explain why it is that astrologers sometimes get in wrong trying to time a market turn in conjunction with major planetary aspects. And it is simply that to be certain of a turn, the Price of an index or stock MUST meet exactly with the Time and price level of the aspect.

The chart below shows all the important levels for the 5 aspects I mentioned near the start of this edition. Note that Friday's bar for the 500 dropped down to where the falling, dashed green line intersects the dashed, light blue line. This is the exact Time/Price crossing point for the Sun square Saturn aspect happening this weekend.

While the Time is not exact because the aspect is happening while the market is closed, we can see there was a reaction - a strong bounce. There is a planetary resistance cluster around 1700 - a cluster the index could not get through last week. If it does, there's a zone relatively free of resistance until 1720ish. And that one is more than a cluster; it's an important long-range level from the earlier chart.


Now, while it is possible that Pollyanna and other indices have already entered another correction mode, there are a couple of reasons I'm not utterly convinced ... even though there is no question daily and weekly Big Birds are very, very unhappy with current prices.

And it's simply that the "odds" are against it. For a start, it's the final week of the month and that's normally positive.

In terms of The Moods of The Moon, we now enter the 3Q-NM phase, which is statistically positive.

To the left is one of the illustrations from Forecast 2013, detailing exactly how Pollyanna behaved during The Moods of The Moon throughout 2012.

Only four of the 3Q-NM periods last year were negative - and none of them occurred during this part of the year.

So ...

A Friday candle which went down to the exact Sun/Saturn crossing price, but bounced back - apparently rejecting the level.

The traditionally positive period that occurs regularly at the end of a month into the first days of the next month.

We are in the rising lunar phase between Full Moon and New Moon, specifically the 7 days from three-quarter Moon to New Moon, which tends to be positive in the middle of the year - even though that is the weak "season" for stock prices.

For these reasons, I tend to think the bounceback is not quite done.

I could be wrong, of course. It wouldn't be the first time and it won't be the last. Still, I'm inclined to go with what I think the odds are. Even so, I doubt there is very much upside - short-term, or now even long-term.

So, that's where I think we are with the SP500 and how it behaves will affect most Western indices, especially the Europeans.

Now let's take a look at my home index, the ASX200, which might also be a guide to markets like Canada and Brazil. Here, we see a potential problem. While Polly on Friday went down into Sun/Saturn and bounced, Auntie on Friday stuck her head above the level, but closed below it.

Again I caution that this was not a PRECISE meeting of Time and Price because the astrological aspect did not become exact until after Friday. But, it is another klaxon going off loudly. In the chart below, the oscillator is the 20CCI - a medium-range Bird. And it ain't happy!

We also need to be aware that the 5050 price is an important Weekly Planet level for the ASX200 and was one of our primary targets for a bounceback once the recent correction ended. Again, the oscillator used in the chart below is the medium Bird. And it's NOT unhappy.

So we do have some contradiction evident between the two charts. If the index does manage to overcome the 5050 barrier in the next few days, there are no aspect price crossing points in reasonable range; only the important Neptune level in the 5140s. If the index drops, we would need to watch the reaction closely if it goes into the Sun-Uranus price crossing in the 4920s next weekend.

In terms of months ahead, rather than the next few weeks, I would make the same comment I made about Pollyanna. I do not, at this stage, hear major alarm bells starting to become strident. In the chart below the oscillator is Big Bird ... and he is only just starting to display potential divergence.

The last price peak saw Big Bird confirm its validity. It's the next price peak we have to worry about. The Support/Resistance levels on the chart below are purely technical. Yes, they'll be very close to Fibonacci or planetary levels. It's just an example of how we can know important price levels well in advance just by anchoring a few horizontal lines at levels which have been important in the past.

The boxed numbers are the amounts the index lost during the three biggest corrections since the last Bear collapse ended.



And I would repeat the point I made about Pollyanna. Again, one of  The Moods of The Moon tables from Forecast 2013.

While Miss Polly had four negative 3Q-NM phases last year, the Auntie had only three.

None in this part of the year.

So, while Auntie's behaviour in failing to break above the Sun square Saturn price crossing level on Friday is a cause for some concern, I am not convinced even this small upleg is quite finished.

The statistical odds are against it ... and there is no obvious screeching from the weekly or monthly Birds.

Even so, Auntie is a Neptunian index and if it does break out northwards early this week, the 5148 level is only 2% away.

I think then it's reasonably clear that even if the buoyant phase of the monthly lunar cycle plays out statistically, there is not a huge amount of near-term upside left on the table.

Especially, given the shrillness of the alarm bells now going off in the daily and weekly charts for the SP500.

Next weekend ... some more targets for The Top in a few more of the major stock indices.

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

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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...

 

 

Saturday, January 26, 2013

2013's first major trend change date

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 January 28, 2013

Sun square Saturn / Jupiter Stationing Direct, Jan 30, 2013
This week kicks off with a critical reversal date, the first for 2013.

The Bradley Model roadmap for the year suggests that whatever starts this week won't undergo another major change of direction until the later part of June.

Triggers for the potential change are the Sun making a square aspect with Saturn and Jupiter shifting to Direct from Retrograde.

In a moment, we'll take a look at the track record of both these events, due to occur on Wednesday, NY time. While many markets have been rising steadily into this timeframe, it would be unusual - statistically - for them to top out going into the Full Moon.

The FM-3Q period, which covers all of the coming week, is normally a relatively strong rally period.

Those of you who have access to Forecast 2013 will know that last year, many of the world's top stock indices put on most of their gains during this 7-day lunar phase.

The SP500 put on 7% during the FM-3Q periods; India's Nifty, Germany's DAX and Hong Kong's Hang Seng rose 19%, 18% and 17% respectively; Singapore rose 12% and the ASX200 put on 10%, which was almost its total gain for 2012.

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.

Let's take a look at past performance of Jupiter going Direct and the Sun squaring off with Saturn ...

We'll use a weekly chart of Pollyanna, the SP500 - with the arrowed blue bars showing the weeks Jupiter changed to Direct and the red bars the weeks in which the Sun squared Saturn.

Of the past 6 Jupiter signatures, three came in nearby significant lows and the others led to a downturn for at least a few weeks. Of the 14 Sun/Saturn squares, 4 produced intermediate tops.

The combined strength of the two signatures, happening on the same day this week and with some negative reinforcement from Mars making a parallel aspect with Saturn, is enough to cause a trend change.

But, even if it does happen, I have some doubts that it will continue all the way to late June. And that's because my big Canary is still warbling sweetly.
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Note that the oscillator has hit a new peak in line with the higher price of the SP500 weekly. In brief, no negative divergence warning.

It means, under normal circumstances, that we have not yet seen the index hit its highs for the year. It is, of course, now within a few dollars of one of the major planetary price levels which should cause a downwards reaction ... and there is resistance overhead from a channel line.
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The Nasdaq 100, NDX, still can't close above the Uranus barrier which has blocked its rise for the past month ... still leaving the potential to form the right shoulder of a negative pattern. If you're trading the Nasdaq, it would be worth keeping a close eye on that level, as well as consulting the Moon Trading results on Page 24 of the Forecast.

Across the lakes ..
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Canada's TSX60 (capped) continues its rise. This appears to be a Uranus-to-Uranus zone bounce and stalling here would not be a surprise. The current height of the histograms is a tad negative, even though the MACD signal lines are strong. As with Pollyanna, though, Toronto probably has higher prices as its target over the course of the year.

London is next ..
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When I last published this chart for the January 14 edition, the FTSE was sitting at 6101 and I said: " ...there's a chance it's on a run between Uranus/Pluto barriers. If so, it's heading to somewhere between the 6200s and 6400s before real trouble starts."

It's now well inside that zone ... and with no warning klaxons going off in the fast MACD.

Mumbai...
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India's Nifty hasn't done much since we last looked at its Weekly Planets chart, still testing the validity of a Neptune level. The oscillator is showing signs of negative divergence, but there is little reason to be unduly concerned while price holds the Neptune line and the Canary maintains itself above the +100 upper red line in the indicator panel.

 Singapore ...
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The Straits Times Index still appears to be engaged in a run to Neptune in the low 3300s. The MACD histograms are making progressively lower peaks, though the signal line is strong. This Neptune has stopped the STI twice before and the index is unlikely to breakout strongly above it, without first retesting the support levels of the Saturn lines.

Australia ...
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No oscillator divergence; the Canary is happy singing away. Happy Australia Day!

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...