Showing posts with label Eclipses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eclipses. Show all posts

Sunday, October 16, 2022

Panic & Stock Market Crash into End of October ? | Lars von Thienen

Lars von Thienen (Oct 16, 2022) - The coming weeks from October 17 to October 30 will be fascinating. One of the critical time cycles that will come into play next week are the so-called "Dark Days" cycles of past crashes.
 

[...] The chart shows us 4 cyclic patterns now in place surrounding market panics:
  1. The “Dark Days” fall on 21.-22. October next week. Compared to 1929 and even if the markets have already gone down, this has given the index another -30% correction with extremely heavy selling.
  2. The leading movement is synchronized with the Jewish High Holidays: From a leading top in the market (point 1), there is a correction to Rosh Hashanah (2). Rosh Hashanah marks the beginning of the Jewish calendar. From there, a very small rally begins, ending on Yom Kippur (3). Yom Kippur is the emotional climax of the Jewish faith’s high holy days. This cyclical pattern is not well known - but has been seen in all major crashes in the past. See also the alignment in the chart in 1929.
  3. The next cyclical pattern which is seen at financial panics is the so called “Puetz crash window”. According to that pattern, all US crashed had the same important 6-weeks-window signature around a solar eclipse. According to that pattern a panic begins near a full moon that occurs within 6-weeks of a solar eclipse. This year, the solar eclipse occurs on 25. October.
[...] The cyclic configuration we recognize here is unique and does not occur frequently in this bundling.
 

Saturday, November 30, 2019

S&P 500 vs True Lunar Node Speed | Exuberant Mood and Frenzy

The Lunar Node Wobble:
Node @ 0 = Nov 29 (Fri), max Direct @ High = Dec 02 (Mon), @ 0 = Dec 04 (Wed), Mean @ -0.053 = Dec 07 (Sat),
max Retrograde @ Low = Dec 09 (Mon), @ -0.053 = Dec 10 (Tue), @ 0 = Dec 14 (Sat), @ High = Dec 17 (Tue),
@ 0 = Dec 19 (Thu), @ Low Dec 23 (Mon), Annular Solar Eclipse = Dec 26 (Thu), @ 0 = Dec 27 (Thu),
@ High = Dec 27 (Sun), @ 0 = Dec 31 (Tue), @ Low = Jan 01 (Wed), @ 0 = Jan 03 (Fri), @ High = Jan 07 (Tue),
@ 0 and Penumbral Lunar Eclipse = Jan 10-11 (Fri-Sat), @ Low = Jan 13 (Mon), @ 0 = Jan 18 (Sat), etc.

Before and after Lunar and Solar Eclipses the True Lunar Node starts wobbling (e.g. Dec 26, 2019 (Thu) = Annular Solar Eclipse and Jan 10–11, 2020 (Sat-Sun) = Penumbral Lunar Eclipse), quickly moving back and forth, retrograde, stationary, direct (see Moon Wobbles in a NASA animation HERE). Financial markets correlate with this 4 to 14 Day Cycle of the retrograde-stationary-direct motion of the Lunar True Node. About every 86.655 days a so called Moon Wobble (lunar libration) occurs when the Sun is conjunct, opposite and square (0°, 90°, 180°, 270°) the Lunar Node (4 * 86.655 days = 1 Nodical Year or Eclipse Year = 346.62 days). The Node starts wobbling about two weeks before the exact event and remains unstable until about one week after. If coupled with Solar and Lunar Eclipses, the wobble-effect can be extended. And as the Sun approaches conjunction and opposition towards the Lunar Node, it's motion is almost blocked (speed at or near zero). Notably these periods go along with exuberant mood and frenzy, most of the times correlating with rallies or crashes in financial markets. Previous events and correlations HERE

Thursday, August 29, 2019

S&P 500 Index vs True Lunar Node Speed | August 2019

Lunar True Node Speed @ maxDirect = Aug 25 (Sun)
Lunar True Node Speed @ Mean = Aug 29 (Thu)
Lunar True Node Speed @ maxRetrograde = Sep 02 (Sun)
Lunar True Node Speed @ Mean = Sep 05 (Thu)
Lunar True Node Speed @ maxDirect = Sep 08 (Sun)

Before and after Lunar and Solar Eclipses the True Lunar Node starts wobbling (e.g. on Jul 16-17, 2019), quickly moving back and forth, retrograde, stationary, direct. Financial markets correlate with this 4 to 14 Day Cycle of the retrograde-stationary-direct motion of the Lunar True Node. About every 86.655 days a so called Moon Wobble (lunar libration) occurs when the Sun is conjunct (e.g. on Aug 16, 2017), opposite and square (0°, 90°, 180°, 270°) the Lunar Node (4 * 86.655 days = 1 Nodical Year or Eclipse Year = 346.62 days). The Node starts wobbling about two weeks before the exact event and remains unstable until about one week after. If coupled with Solar and Lunar Eclipses, the wobble-effect can be extended. And as the Sun approaches conjunction and opposition towards the Lunar Node, it's motion is almost blocked (speed at or near zero). Notably these periods go along with exuberant mood and frenzy, most of the times correlating with rallies or crashes in financial markets. Previous charts HERE

Sunday, July 29, 2018

S&P 500 Index vs Lunar Declination + Latitude | August 2018

Recent and upcoming events:
Jul 27 (Fri) 16:20 + 18:38 = Full Moon + MOO Lat @ 0 = Total Lunar Eclipse = SoLunar Turn-Day
Jul 31 (Tue) 22:27 = SoLunar Turn-Day
Aug 02 (Thu) 04:29 = MOO Dec @ 0
Aug 04 (Sat) 02:16 = MOO Lat @ Min + SUN 270° MOO = SoLunar Turn-Day
Aug 07 (Tue) 01:49 = SoLunar Turn-Day
Aug 08 (Wed) 18:22 = Moon Declination @ Max
Aug 10 (Fri) 14:01 = Moon @ Perigee
Aug 11 (Sat) 04:23 = SoLunar Turn-Day =
Partial Solar Eclipse (Super New Moon
Aug 15 (Wed) 10:52 = SoLunar Turn-Day
Aug 16 (Thu) 15:31 = Moon Latitude @ Max
Aug 18 (Sat) 03:32 = SUN 090 MOO = 1st Q
Aug 19 (Sun) 00:25 = SoLunar Turn-Day
Aug 21 (Tue) 22:57 = Moon Declination @ Min
Aug 22 (Wed) 02:33 = SoLunar Turn-Day
Aug 23 (Thu) 07:55 = Moon @ Apogee
Aug 26 (Sun) 09:46 = SoLunar Turn-Day = Full Moon = SUN 180 MOO
Aug 29 (Wed) 09:11 = SoLunar Turn-Day
Aug 31 (Fri) 07:20 = Moon Latitude @ Min
Sep 02 (Sun) 22:48 = SUN 270° MOO = 3rd Q
Sep 03 (Mon) 13:24 = SoLunar Turn-Day

[all times calculated for New York City =  EST/EDT]

Saturday, July 14, 2018

S&P 500 Index vs Lunar Declination + Latitude + Composite | July 2018

Recent and upcoming events:
Jun 28 (Thu) 10:26 = MOO Dec @ Min
Jun 29 (Fri) 22:18 = MOO @ Apogee
Jun 30 (Sat) 12:44 = MOO Lat @ 0
Jul 02 (Mon) 00:00 = SoLunar Turn-Day (HERE)
Jul 05 (Thu) 22:01 = MOO Dec @ 0
Jul 06 (Fri) 00:00 = SoLunar Turn-Day
Jul 07 (Sat) 19:19 = MOO Lat @ Min
Jul 09 (Mon) 00:00 = SoLunar Turn-Day
Jul 12 (Thu) 07:51 + 22:47 = MOO Dec @ Max + New Moon
Jul 13 (Fri) 22:51 = MOO Lat @ 0 + MOO @ Perigee = Partial Solar Eclipse = SoLunar Turn-Day
Jul 16 (Mon) 00:00 = SoLunar Turn-Day
Jul 18 (Wed) 11:19 = MOO Dec @ 0
Jul 20 (Fri) 08:26 = MOO Lat @ Max = SoLunar Turn-Day
Jul 24 (Tue) 00:00 = SoLunar Turn-Day
Jul 25 (Wed) 16:52 = MOO Dec @ Min
Jul 27 (Fri) 16:20 + 18:38 = Full Moon + MOO Lat @ 0 = Total Lunar Eclipse = SoLunar Turn-Day
Jul 31 (Tue) 00:00 = SoLunar Turn-Day
Aug 02 (Thu) 04:29 = MOO Dec @ 0
Aug 04 (Sat) 02:16 = MOO Lat @ Min + SUN 270° MOO = SoLunar Turn-Day

[all times calculated for New York City =  EST/EDT]

Tuesday, January 3, 2017

Lunar and Solar Eclipses 2017 | August 21 — The Great American Eclipse

2017 Feb 11 (Sat) = Penumbral Lunar Eclipse @ 24° LEO 59'
This eclipse may turn out to be of immediate importance
to Canada and the USA. The UK, Spain, Algeria, Morocco
and Mali are likely to be affected at a later date. With
the Sun being eclipse ruler, countries falling under the
Sun’s rulership will have to be taken into consideration.
2017 Feb 26 (Sun) = Annular Solar Eclipse @ 02° PIS 34'
This eclipse may be of immediate importance to Canada and
the USA. With Jupiter being eclipse ruler, countries falling
under Jupiter’s
rulership will have to be taken into
consideration.
2017 Aug 07 (Mon) = Partial Lunar Eclipse @ 08° AQU 04'
This eclipse may turn out to be of immediate importance to
Poland, Austria and Italy. Russia, China and India may be
affected at a later date. With Saturn being eclipse ruler,
countries falling under Saturn’s
rulership will have to
be taken into consideration.
2017 Aug 21 (Mon) = Total Solar Eclipse @ 20° LEO 21'
This is truly a great American eclipse sweeping the U.S. from
the Pacific to the Atlantic. However, this eclipse may be of
immediate importance to Russia. Canada and the USA are likely
to be affected at a later date. With the Sun being eclipse
ruler, countries falling under the Sun’s
rulership will
have to be taken into consideration.

Sources
: NASA. + Peter Stockinger. See also HERE + HERE
Asa Smith’s Illustrated Astronomy was the most popular American pictorial astronomy
guide of the 19th century, with numerous diagrams demonstrating or showing principles
of planetary motion and features, other astronomical phenomena, the moon, and the
constellations. Originally copyrighted in 1848, numerous editions followed.
DJIA vs Eclipses 2014 - 2016 (HERE)
FTSE vs Eclipses 2004 - 2013 (HERE)
More about Stock Markets vs Lunar Node's Speed and the Eclipse Crash Window HERE