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Immanuel Velikovsky: Worlds in Collision - HERE |
www.everythingselectric.com (Dec 19, 2015) |
Immanuel Velikovsky: Worlds in Collision - HERE |
Credits: South China Morning Post (Dec 18, 2015) - Enlarge |
Fusion at 150 million degrees, promising cheap, almost inexhaustible supply of energy |
Just picked that up somewhere - good ol' Neely - always good toremember everything is possible under NEo-Wave Rules :-) |
Credits: Doug Short |
Insiders are still buying this market. Credits: Barron's |
The inverted Sunspots shifted +2 days oftentimes correlate with the stock market, and suggest: from a Monday low up into Tuesday. |
The inverted Sunspots shifted +49 days hint to the current cycle's and the market's likely future direction. |
The Planetary A Index < 10 is usually negative for the stock market; the inverted 10.7 cm Flux usually forecasts the market's direction. |
The Sun square Jupiter on Monday morning 09:55 should help the market to stay positive for the day. Last Friday was a minor Bradley turn-day, and the solunar bias as well as the 4 Lunar Month Cycle are both up on Monday, and down from Tuesday into Friday. There is little doubt about the FOMC announcing higher rates on Wednesday. However, on Wednesday morning 02:09 the Sun will pass a sensitive degree on the NYSE Natal- Chart at 24° Sagittarius. Dec 15, 17 and 18 are Cosmic cluster Days. Given the Jupiter-Saturn Cycle bottoms the same day, options expiration Friday in this average-seasonally bullish week should finally be up. Another week with high volatility and choppiness should be expected. Here's another interesting detail: Since 1990 when the SPX has closed lower by more than 1.5% on a Friday, Monday saw a lower low on an intraday basis 86 of 90 times (HERE) Calculated and charted with Timing Solution |
Crude
Oil lost 67% since it broke down from the triangle (B) in June 2014.
Seasonally Crude Oil is at a low in December-January, and the 4 Lunar Month Cycle is pointing to a low on Dec 20 (Sun). Next week a test of the December 2009 low (A) at USD 32.40 is likely before the countertrend kicks in to send prices up to USD 45+ again. If (C) would have the magnitude of (A), it would send Crude Oil down to USD -4.19. Though a collapse down to the lows of 1986 and 1998 around USD 10 is technically possible, the 0.886 Fib-retracement level at USD 25.37 looks like a solid support for a major low in 2017-2018. See also HERE |
Credits: Samuel Colman (1912): Nature's Harmonic Unity - A Treatise on Its Relation to Proportional Form |
Freight rates have fallen to levels never seen before, 60% since August, and are currently 25% below the worst days of 2008. The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index (BDI), which gauges the cost of shipping cargoes including iron ore, cement, grain, coal and fertilizer, fell to 551 points yesterday. Historically, the Baltic Exchange Dry Index reached an all-time high of 11,612 in August 2008 and a record low of 498 in November of 2015. Unlike stock and bond markets, the BDI is totally devoid of speculative content and reflects the real economy, since people don't book freighters unless they have cargo to move. |
Calculated and charted with Timing Solution |
"The safest general characterization of the European philosophical tradition is that it consists of a series of footnotes to Plato." Alfred North Whitehead |
"The Sun's position by itself in relation to the stock market can show you
trends that are more or less active for each.year, as the sun degrees are generally fixed. They fall on about the same date every year. So this is why some periods of the year would be more of a pattern." Jack Gillen (1979): The Key to Speculation on the New York Stock Exchange. |
US-Stocks should reverse today, and turn up into Dec 6 (Sun)(see also expected direction in December SoLunar Map) |
Credits: World Bank ׀ Enlarge |
The sea of red and pink across the advanced world means contraction, no growth, or slow growth. Only in a belt of the developing world (in Africa particularly) is there any substantial expansion coming by 2020. Credits: HSBC (Nov 2015) Enlarge |