The basic assumption here is that heliocentric and geocentric angles between planets are related to financial market movements. A signal is triggered when the composite line of all aspects breaks above or below the Average Cosmic Noise Channel. Upcoming Cosmic Cluster Days (CCDs) are: Jan 24 (Sun), Feb 07 (Sun), Feb 09 (Tue), Feb 18 (Thu), Feb 22 (Mon), Mar 03 (Thu), Mar 10 (Thu), Mar 23 (Wed), Mar 28 (Mon), Mar 30 (Wed), Apr 04 (Mon). Previous CCDs are HERE |
Thursday, January 21, 2016
Cosmic Cluster Days in February - March 2016
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declinations,
Financial Astrology,
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heliocentric,
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SPX,
US-Stocks
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
SPX - Heading to the 4th wave of lesser degree
Monday, January 25th could well be the low of the year. If that date fails, mid and late February and mid March would be the next likely dates for major lows. See also HERE + HERE + HERE + HERE Tom DeMark said January 20th was an interim low that would be followed by a 5-8% rebound (HERE). |
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AstroFin,
Delta,
Elliott Wave,
Financial Astrology,
SPX,
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Tuesday, January 19, 2016
China's Stock Market - The Short Version
Credits: Bloomberg |
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Bloomberg,
China,
Global Depression,
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Monday, January 18, 2016
SPX vs Planets Retrograde / Direct + Lunar Tidal Force
Calculated and charted with Timing Solution |
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AstroFin,
Financial Astrology,
Lunar Tidal Force,
Mercury Direct,
SPX,
Timing Solution,
US-Stocks
Saturday, January 16, 2016
Breakeaven Oil Price - Towards The Collapse Of Saudi Arabia
Thierry Meyssan (Jan 11, 2016) - [...] The fall of the House of Saud may be provoked by a reduction in the price of oil. Incapable of reforming its life-style, the kingdom is borrowing hand over fist, to the point that according to financial analysts, it will probably collapse within two years. The partial sale of Aramco may temporarily postpone its demise, but this will only be possible at the cost of a loss of autonomy. The decapitation of Sheikh al-Nimr will have been the straw that broke the camel’s back. The fall of Saudi Arabia is now inevitable because there is no hope left for the people who live there. The
country will be plunged into a mixture of tribal revolts and social
revolutions which will be far more murderous than the previous
Middle-Eastern conflicts.
Far from acting to prevent this tragic end, the US protectors of the kingdom are awaiting it with impatience. They continually praise Prince Mohammed’s «wisdom», as if encouraging him to make even more mistakes. Already in September 2001, the US Committee of the Chiefs of Staff were working on a map for the re-modelling of the «wider Middle East », which planned for the separation of the country into five states. In July 2002, Washington was considering ways of getting rid of the Saud family, during a famous session of the Defense Policy Board. From now on, it’s just a matter of time. Keep in mind: The United States have managed to solve the question of the succession of King Abdallah, but today, they are attempting to lead Saudi Arabia into error. Their objective is now to divide the countrry into five states. Wahhabism is the state religion, but the power of the Saud family, both interior and exterior, depends exclusively on Sunni tribes, while it subjects all other populations to apartheid. King Salman (80 years old) leaves the exercise of power to one of his children, Prince Mohammed (30 years old). The Prince has seized control of his country’s major companies, has declared war on Yemen, and has just executed the leader of the opposition, Sheikh al-Nimr."
According to the 2015 budget that Saudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud unveiled on December 28, the Gulf state that is the symbol of oil producing and exporting countries will face a 367-billion-riyal deficit this year, which is about USD 87.0 billion. Saudi Arabia has never seen a budget deficit of such proportion; it is a historical record and equivalent to 15% of its gross domestic product (GDP). Saudi Arabia is directly and indirectly involved in four wars (Yemen, Syria, Iraq, and Libya) and is trying to make sure that the government of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in Egypt does not implode. In Syria, the Saudis are trying to overthrow President Assad and the costs have increased dramatically. On Saturday, January 16th the Saudi Arabia Tadawful stock index slumped 7% to its lowest level in five years after Brent oil fell below USD 29 a barrel. While all stock markets on the Arabian peninsula tumbled, the Iranian stock index gained one percent, making it one of the best performing markets in the world with gains of six percent since the start of the year (HERE).
Costs of Oil Production 2015 - Enlarge (Credits: Aargam) |
HERE |
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Sovereign Debt,
Thierry Meyssan
SPX vs 4 Lunar Month Cycle
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118 Day Cycle,
4 Lunar Month Cycle,
AstroFin,
Financial Astrology,
SPX,
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SPX vs SoLunar Map
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AstroFin,
Financial Astrology,
SoLunar Map,
SPX,
US-Stocks
SPX vs Jupiter-Saturn Cycle
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Financial Astrology,
Jupiter,
Jupiter - Saturn Cycle,
Saturn,
SPX,
US-Stocks
SPX vs Mercury-Mars Speed Differential
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AstroFin,
Financial Astrology,
George Bayer,
Mars,
Mercury,
Mercury-Mars Speed Differential,
SPX,
US-Stocks
SPX vs Mercury Speed
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AstroFin,
Financial Astrology,
Mercury,
Mercury Speed,
SPX,
US-Stocks
SPX vs Lunar Speed
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AstroFin,
Financial Astrology,
Lunar Speed,
Moon,
SPX,
US-Stocks
Iris Treppner's DAX Forecast 2012-2021 - Update
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Iris Treppner,
Natal Chart,
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Friday, January 8, 2016
DJIA In 4th Longest Bull Market Since 1900 - UBS: Sell Stocks, Buy Gold!
Bear markets are defined by a market decline of 20% and more. It’s a fact that since its March 2009 low, with 82 months and a performance of 220%, the DJIA now trades in its 4th longest and 5th strongest bull market since 1900. So from this angle alone we suggest the 2009 bull cycle has reached a mature stage [...] since 1937 the average downside in a 7-year cycle decline was 34%.
[...] As of 2017, gold could profit from the US dollar moving in a major top and starting a bear market [...] In 2015, the bounce in gold was weaker than expected. However, in all these cases we made it clear that we just expect a bear market rally before resuming its dominant cyclical bear trend. Generally, our cyclical roadmap and our long-term call on gold of the last few years has not changed. A potential bottom in 2016 bottom could be a rather powerful bottom, since together with a four-year cycle low we have also an eight-year cycle low projection for this year. In this context we expect a potential 2016 low in gold to be the basis of a new multi-year bull market. Source: UBS (Jan 06, 2016)
[...] As of 2017, gold could profit from the US dollar moving in a major top and starting a bear market [...] In 2015, the bounce in gold was weaker than expected. However, in all these cases we made it clear that we just expect a bear market rally before resuming its dominant cyclical bear trend. Generally, our cyclical roadmap and our long-term call on gold of the last few years has not changed. A potential bottom in 2016 bottom could be a rather powerful bottom, since together with a four-year cycle low we have also an eight-year cycle low projection for this year. In this context we expect a potential 2016 low in gold to be the basis of a new multi-year bull market. Source: UBS (Jan 06, 2016)
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Gold,
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Tuesday, January 5, 2016
SPX vs Declination of Mercury + Venus
Mercury parallel Venus |
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2016 - Presidential Cycle - Seasonal Cycle - Decennial Cycle of DJIA
Since 1834 the U.S.-stock market has been positive 10 (56%) out of 18 times in the 6th year of every decade, and the average annual gain of a 6th year was 3.74%. Since the 1970s the DJIA gained 16% to 26% during the 6th year of each decade. On average the DJIA's 6th year in the Decennial Cycle, the Annual or Seasonal Cycle and the Presidential Cycle are all positive. In the average Decennial Cycle the DJIA scores the Low of the 6th Year in late January, rises into mid July, drops into September, before surging for the rest of the year. The Presidential Cycle drops from an early January High to a late February Low, rises into early April, drops to late May, rises again into early September, drops to early October before rising into the year-end.
Credits: Seasonal Charts |
Credits: www.realinvestmentadvice.com |
Monday, January 4, 2016
When Not To Put Money In The Bank - Negative Interest Rates in Europe
econfix (Jan 4, 2016) - It seems that in Europe negative interest rates are common place. Below are the current rates of some central banks:
European Central Bank -0.3%
Swiss National Bank -0.75%;
Danish Central bank -0.75%
Swedish Central Bank -1.1%
Swiss National Bank -0.75%;
Danish Central bank -0.75%
Swedish Central Bank -1.1%
Why are they in negative territory? For all these countries it is the exchange rate against the Euro
that is important. Negative interest rates weaken a country’s currency
and make imports more expensive and exports cheaper. Furthermore central
banks could be trying to prevent a slide into deflation, or a spiral of
falling prices that could derail the recovery.
In
theory, interest rates below zero should reduce borrowing costs for
companies and households, driving demand for loans. In practice, there’s
a risk that the policy might do more harm than good. If banks make more
customers pay to hold their money, cash may go under the mattress
instead. Janet Yellen, the U.S. Federal Reserve chair, said at her
confirmation hearing in November 2013 that even a deposit rate that’s
positive but close to zero could disrupt the money markets that help
fund financial institutions. Two years later, she said that a change in
economic circumstances could put negative rates “on the table” in the
U.S., and Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said he could now cut the
benchmark rate below the current 0.5 percent if necessary. Deutsche
Bank economists note that negative rates haven’t sparked the bank runs
or cash hoarding some had feared, in part because banks haven’t passed
them on to their customers. But there’s still a worry that when banks
absorb the cost themselves, it squeezes the profit margin between their
lending and deposit rates, and might make them even less willing to
lend. Ever-lower rates also fuel concern that countries are engaged in a
currency war of competitive devaluations. Source: Bloomberg
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Central Banking,
Currency War,
Danish Krone,
Euro,
European Central Bank,
Interest Rates,
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Sunday, December 20, 2015
Changes In Earth’s Day Length
www.everythingselectric.com (Dec 19, 2015) |
Immanuel Velikovsky: Worlds in Collision - HERE |
Friday, December 18, 2015
China In Africa
Credits: South China Morning Post (Dec 18, 2015) - Enlarge |
In fact, just last week, South Africa hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping in Johannesburg for the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC). During the conference, the Chinese President announced the budget for African cooperation would be tripled to a USD 60 billion package. This includes USD 5 billion of aid and interest-free loans, USD 35 billion of preferential loans and export credit, and USD 20 billion of capital to be divided between three Africa-focused funds. China's overall trade with Africa topped USD 200 billion last year but has slowed over the past two years as the weakening Chinese economy demands fewer of the continent's oil, copper and other raw materials. Chinese-built roads, bridges and power installations are found across Africa, often paid for in resources or through loans from China. There are about a million Chinese living in Africa, mostly engaged in commercial work, according to the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce in Africa.
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Africa,
China,
Foreign Investment,
South China Morning Post
Natural Gas
NDX - Repetitive Patterns
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NDX,
Oscar Carboni,
Technical Analysis,
US-Stocks
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