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LT wave for June

US markets keep going sideways. Since early April the S&P 500 has been hovering within a narrow 70 point range, or a little over 3%. That is very unusual. The Nasdaq is still hesitating just below its all time record highs. Here is the current chart (click image to enlarge it): We are in a… Continue reading LT wave for June

Published June 1, 2015
Categorized as Financial Astrology, Market Commentary Tagged LT wave, lunar cycles

Who buys new record highs?

Last week we asked a poll question and several readers have taken the time to put in a vote. More on the results later in this post. We also have the LT wave chart for April, but first we take our customary look at the S&P 500 (click image to enlarge it): We got a… Continue reading Who buys new record highs?

Published March 30, 2015
Categorized as Financial Astrology, Market Commentary Tagged John Templeton, LT wave, lunar cycle, strategy, unpopular

LT wave for March

We got a flat week as expected. The Nasdaq is sitting right below 5000, and the S&P 500 stopped just short of the 2120 resistance level we mentioned two weeks ago. What next? Let’s have a look at the S&P 500 chart (click image to enlarge it): We have another week of lunar red period… Continue reading LT wave for March

Published March 2, 2015
Categorized as Financial Astrology, Market Commentary Tagged LT wave, lunar cycles

What about a down December?

Stock markets have continued their quiet march higher. Investors who missed the boat are still waiting for a meaningful pullback. Since the October lows the S&P 500 has seen exactly one day in which it dipped more than 0.5% below the previous days low. That was on November 4th, now almost a month ago. Can… Continue reading What about a down December?

Published December 1, 2014
Categorized as Financial Astrology, Market Commentary Tagged LT wave, lunar cycles

Dow 32000 remains on track

Markets continued to surge last week, racing right back to new record highs for some indexes. With the month of October behind us I am updating my Dow 32000 scenario, which just refuses to go away, and we will also look at potential causes for a final mania. But first we take our weekly look… Continue reading Dow 32000 remains on track

Published November 3, 2014
Categorized as Financial Astrology, Market Commentary Tagged 1920s, Dow 32000, LT wave, lunar cycles

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  • Software
  • Forward test 2009-2020
  • Using the Moon for trading. Really?
  • Eclipses and the Stock Market
  • What parabolic peak?
  • The case for Dow 32000
  • Dow 32000 revisited
  • The 60% rule
  • The long term crash cycle
  • What a trading method can do for you
  • What a trading method can do for you – Part 2
  • What a trading method can do for you – Part 3
  • About being right
  • What is the biggest challenge for an investor?
  • Why bubbles are usually a good thing
  • Iceberg charts
  • Icebergs 4
  • Quantitative squeezing – what you need to know
  • Updated long term scenarios and charts.
  • The art of calling market tops
  • The bitcoin boom
  • The bitcoin crash
  • Next Bitcoin targets
  • About buying new all time highs
  • The case for a 2019 stock market peak
  • Putting the QE toothpaste back in the tube
  • How to trade after huge up days
  • Anticipating future price action
  • Watershed lines
  • Walk away in zero years
  • LT wave chart
  • LT Wave reviewed
  • The Feigenbaum cycle
  • 666 Again
  • The time structure
  • Questioning financial astrology – part 1
  • Questioning financial astrology – part 2
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