SPX vs Sunspots

Sunspots shifted +49 days

The Ap index measures geomagnetic activity and the 10.7 cm Flux is considered a sunspot-proxy.
Source: NOAA

If your work is affected by geomagnetic disturbances ...

... then it is wise to avoid the equinox months ... [HERE + HERE]

HERE

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Upcoming Astro Phenomena - September 2015

Traditional Aspects
Sep 05 (Sat) = SUN 120° PLU
Sep 06 (Sun) = VEN (D)
Sep 13 (Sun) = New Moon =  Solar Eclipse
Sep 17 (Thu) = JUP 180° NEP
Sep 19 (Sat) = VEN 0° URA [helio]
Sep 20 (Sun) = SUN 90° Galactic Center
Sep 22 (Tue) = VEN 120° URA
Sep 24 (Thu) = PLU (D)
Sep 25 (Fri) = MAR 90° SAT
Sep 28 (Mon) = Super Full Moon + Lunar Eclipse 

SoLunar CITs (HERE)
Sep 02 (Wed), Sep 06 (Sun), Sep 10 (Thu), Sep 13 (Sun), Sep 17 (Thu), Sep 21 (Mon), Sep 24 (Thu), Sep 28 (Mon) 

Cosmic Cluster Days (HERE)
Sep 01 (Tue), Sep 03 (Thu), Sep 07 (Mon), Sep 08 (Tue), Sep 15 (Tue), Sep 19 (Sat), Sep 30 (Wed) 

Bradley Siderograph CITs (HERE)
Sep 03 (Thu), Sep 05 (Sat), Sep 24 (Thu), Sep 29 (Tue) 

Planets vs Galactic Center (HERE)
Sep 20 (Sun) = SUN 90° GC 

SUN and Planets @ 14°Cancer (HERE)
Sep 20 (Sun)

Natural Trading Days (HERE)
Fall Equinox = Sep 23 (Wed) 

Radio Flux 10.7 cm Forecast CITs (HERE)
Sep 1 (Tue), Sep 4 (Fri), Sep 11 (Fri), Sep 20 (Sun), Sep 30 (Wed) 

Sensitive Degrees of the SUN (HERE) 
Sep 02 (Wed) 15:04 = SUN @ 10° VIR  -
Sep 04 (Fri) 16:38 = SUN @ 12° VIR  +
Sep 05 (Sat) 17:23 = SUN @ 13° VIR  -
Sep 21 (Mon) 03:08 = SUN @ 28° VIR  +
Sep 25 (Fri) 05:15 = SUN @ 02° LIB  -

10.7 cm Flux is considered a sunspot-proxy. Source: NOAA

SPX vs Sunspots

 

Sunspots shifted +49 days

405 Year Sunspot Record Revised and Newly Calibrated

Credits: SILSO Data - Royal Observatory of Belgium, Brussels

Dating back to Galileo and the invention of the telescope, the 405-year solar sunspot record is the longest continuously monitored daily measurement in all of science. Studies into sunspots, solar and planetary cycles corresponding with trade cycles, crop prices and shifts in the markets have accelerated since the 19th century. Now, on July 1st, 2015 the official sunspot record underwent a complete overhaul for the first time since it was created by Swiss astronomer Rudolf Wolf in 1849. The newly calibrated record is likely to have implications in many diverse scientific disciplines including financial astrology.

Yet, this important change to one of science’s most fundamental measurements went literally unnoticed (HERE & HERE) Two sunspot record time series were recalibrated: The first is the traditional International Sunspot Number (ISN) record most people are familiar with. The second is the more physically meaningful group number. Groups have always been counted as part of the ISN. The newly released group number update redefines and corrects defects in the original 1998 version. The newly rebuilt group number time series shows that solar activity is considerably more ‘even’ over its 405-year history than previously thought. Formerly, it looked as though sunspot activity in the past was much weaker than at present, especially prior to 1890. Counting inconsistencies artificially created that non-existent effect. The rebuilt record contains four distinctive dips in solar activity that occur roughly every 100 years.

Upcoming Astro Phenomena - August 2015

Heidelberger Schicksalsbuch on astrology and magic,
completed in the 1490s in Regensburg, Germany. 

Traditional Aspects
Jul 31 (Fri) = Full MOO
Aug 01 (Sat) = SAT (D)
Aug 02 (Sun) = MOO @ Perigee
Aug 03 (Mon) = JUP 90° SAT
Aug 04 (Tue) = MER @ 178° [helio] + VEN 0° JUP
Aug 05 (Wed) = VEN 90° SAT
Aug 06 (Thu) = MAR 120° SAT + Third Quarter MOO
Aug 10 (Mon) = MOO @ Max N-Declination
Aug 11 (Tue) 09:41 = MOO 180° PLU 
Aug 13 (Thu) = SUN 120° URA
Aug 14 (Fri) 10:17 = NEW MOO
Aug 14 (Fri) 13:51 = MOO 0° VEN 
Aug 16 (Sun) = MER par VEN
Aug 17 (Mon) = Moon @ Apogee
Aug 19 (Wed) = VEN 120° URA
Aug 21 (Fri) = SUN 90° SAT
Aug 22 (Sat) = First Quarter MOO
Aug 25 (Tue) = MER 90° GC + MOO @ Max S-Declination
Aug 26 (Wed) = SUN 0° JUP
Aug 29 (Sat) = Super Full MOO
Aug 30 (Sun) = MOO @ Perigee
Aug 31 (Mon) = SUN 180° NEP + VEN 0° MAR
Aug 31 (Mon) 13:08 = MOO 180° MER 
Sep 02 (Wed) = MER @ 268° [helio]

SoLunar CITs (HERE)
Jul 31 (Fri), Aug 03 (Mon), Aug 07 (Fri), Aug 11 (Tue), Aug 14 (Fri), Aug 18 (Tue), Aug 22 (Sat), Aug 26 (Wed), Aug 29 (Sat), Sep 02 (Wed)
 
Cosmic Cluster Days (HERE)
Jul 22 (Wed), Aug 11 (Tue), Aug 12 (Wed), Aug 13 (Thu), Aug 14 (Fri), Aug 15 (Sat), Aug 16 (Sun), Aug 24 (Mon), Aug 25 (Tue), Aug 31 (Mon), Sep 01 (Tue)

Bradley Siderograph CITs (HERE)
Jul 30 (Thu), Aug 03 (Mon), Aug 23 (Sun), Aug 27 (Thu), Sep 03 (Thu)

Planets vs Galactic Center (HERE)
Aug 25 (Tue) 04:34 = MER 90° GC

Planets out of Bounds (HERE)
None 

SUN and Planets @ 14°Cancer (HERE)
Aug 11 (Tue) 11:03 = MOO @ 14°06' CNC  

Natural Trading Days (HERE)
Aug 08 (Sat) = 45° from Summer Solstice
Aug 23 (Sun) = SUN @ VIR+ 150° from Spring Equinox

Radio Flux 10.7 cm Forecast CITs (HERE)
Aug 02-04 (Sun-Tue), Aug 15 (Sat) 

Sensitive Degrees of the SUN (HERE)
Jul 29 (Wed) 06:09 = SUN @ 06° LEO  +
Aug 09 (Sun) 17:58 = SUN @ 17° LEO  -
Aug 10 (Mon) 18:59 = SUN @ 18° LEO  +
Sep 02 (Wed) 15:04 = SUN @ 10° VIR  - 

Sensitive Degrees of the MOO (Intraday CITs +/- 5m [Mon-Fri 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.] - HERE)
Jul 31 (Fri) 08:43 = MOO @ 09° AQU  +
Aug 03 (Mon) 12:26 = MOO @ 25° PSC  +
Aug 03 (Mon) 17:25 = MOO @ 28° PSC  -
Aug 04 (Tue) 08:20 = MOO @ 07° ARI  +
Aug 04 (Tue) 11:39 = MOO @ 09° ARI  -
Aug 05 (Wed) 06:07 = MOO @ 20° ARI  -
Aug 07 (Fri) 14:47 = MOO @ 23° TAU  +
Aug 10 (Mon) 07:17 = MOO @ 29° GEM  -
Aug 10 (Mon) 16:28 = MOO @ 04° CNC  -
Aug 12 (Wed) 07:39 = MOO @ 25° CNC  +
Aug 12 (Wed) 13:18 = MOO @ 28° CNC  -
Aug 13 (Thu) 10:19 = MOO @ 09° Leo  -
Aug 14 (Fri) 11:30 = MOO @ 22° Leo  -
Aug 17 (Mon) 11:06 = MOO @ 28° VIR  +
Aug 20 (Thu) 11:49 = MOO @ 04° SCO  -
Aug 21 (Fri) 09:44 = MOO @ 15° SCO  -
Aug 24 (Mon) 15:53 = MOO @ 26° SGR  -
Aug 25 (Tue) 08:05 = MOO @ 05° CAP  -
Aug 26 (Wed) 08:40 = MOO @ 19° CAP  +
Aug 27 (Thu) 11:53 = MOO @ 05° AQU  -
Aug 31 (Mon) 16:40 = MOO @ 07° ARI  +
Sep 01 (Tue) 07:17 = MOO @ 16° ARI  + 

Upcoming Astro Phenomena - July 2015

Traditional Aspects
Jul 01 (Wed) = Full Moon + VEN 0° JUP + SUN 120° NEP + MAR 90° Lunar Node
Jul 05 (Sun) = MOO @ Perigee
Jul 06 (Mon) = SUN 180° PLU + EAR @ Aphelion
Jul 08 (Wed) = MAR 120° NEP
Jul 12 (Sun) = SUN 90° URA
Jul 14 (Tue) = VEN 90° SAT
Jul 15 (Wed) = MOO 0° SUN + MAR 180° PLU
Jul 21 (Tue) = SUN 120° SAT + MOO @ Apogee
Jul 23 (Thu) = VEN Stationary + MER 0° SUN
Jul 25 (Sat) = MAR 90° URA + VEN (R)
Jul 26 (Sun) = URA (R)
Jul 31 (Fri) = Full Moon
 
SoLunar CITs (HERE)
Jul 01 (Wed), Jul 05 (Sun), Jul 09 (Thu), Jul 12 (Sun), Jul 16 (Thu), Jul 20 (Mon), Jul 24 (Fri), Jul 27 (Mon), Jul 31 (Fri)

 
Cosmic Cluster Days (HERE)
Jul 05 (Sun), Jul 06 (Mon), Jul 22 (Wed)

Bradley Siderograph CITs (HERE)
Jul 16-17 (Thu-Fri), Jul 21 (Tue), Jul 23 (Thu), Jul 29-30 (Wed-Thu) 

Mercury (HERE)
Jul 06 (Mon) = 180° Galactic Center
Jul 11 (Sat) = @ Latitude 0°
Jul 14 (Tue) = @ MAX Declination
Jul 16 (Thu) = @ Perihelion
Jul 23 (Tue) = Superior Conjunction
Jul 26 (Sat) = @ MAX Latitude 

Planets out of Bounds (HERE)
Jul 17 (Fri) = MAR declination diminishing and crossing 23.44 degrees 

SUN and Planets @ 14°Cancer (HERE)
Jul 06 (Mon) = SUN @ 14°06' CNC
Jul 15 (Wed) = MOO + MAR + MER @ 14°06' CNC 

Natural Trading Days (HERE)
Jul 06 (Mon) = EAR @ Aphelion + 105° from Spring Equinox
Jul 22 (Wed) = 120° from Spring Equinox + 30° from Summer Solstice + SUN Ingress into LEO

Radio Flux 10.7 cm Forecast CITs (HERE)
Jul 6 (Mon)

Sensitive Degrees of the SUN (HERE)
Jun 30 (Tue), Jul 05 (Sun), Jul 08 (Wed), Jul 10 (Fri), Jul 25 (Sat), Jul 29 (Wed), Aug 10 (Mon) 

Sensitive Degrees of the MOO (Intraday CITs +/- 15m [Mon-Fri 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.] - HERE)
Jul 01 (Wed) 13:57 = MOO @ 05° CAP  -
Jul 02 (Thu) 14:15 = MOO @ 19° CAP  +
Jul 03 (Fri) 17:32 = MOO @ 05° AQU  -
Jul 07 (Tue) 10:49 = MOO @ 28° PSC  -
Jul 08 (Wed) 17:22 = MOO @ 16° ARI  +
Jul 13 (Mon) 08:39 = MOO @ 20° GEM  +
Jul 14 (Tue) 09:48 = MOO @ 04° CNC  -
Jul 14 (Tue) 15:16 = MOO @ 07° CNC  +
Jul 17 (Fri) 14:21 = MOO @ 15° Leo  +
Jul 20 (Mon) 13:30 = MOO @ 21° VIR  -
Jul 22 (Wed) 12:07 = MOO @ 14° LIB  +
Jul 23 (Thu) 14:22 = MOO @ 27° LIB  +
Jul 27 (Mon) 16:29 = MOO @ 18° SGR  +
Jul 28 (Tue) 17:35 = MOO @ 02° CAP  -
Jul 30 (Thu) 09:16 = MOO @ 25° CAP  -
Jul 30 (Thu) 10:58 = MOO @ 26° CAP  +
Jul 31 (Fri) 08:43 = MOO @ 09° AQU  +

Upcoming Astro Phenomena - June 2015

The Astronomical Almanac - United States Naval Observatory (HERE)

Cosmic Cluster Days (HERE)
Jun 02 (Tue), Jun 05 (Fri), Jun 11 (Thu), Jun 19 (Fri), Jun 21 (Sun), Jun 22 (Mon), Jun 23 (Tue), Jun 26 (Fri) 

Tidal Forces - SoLunar Map CITs (HERE)
Jun 02 (Tue), Jun 05 (Fri), Jun 09 (Tue), Jun 13 (Sat), Jun 16 (Tue), Jun 20 (Sat), Jun 24 (Wed), Jun 27 (Sat) 

Bradley Siderograph CITs (HERE) 
Jun 09 (Tue), Jun 20-21 (Sat-Sun), Jun 27-28 (Sat-Sun)  

Venus declination @ 23.27 degrees (HERE)
Jun 02 (Tue) 

Venus Elongation Cycle (HERE)
Jun 06 (Sat) = Maximum Elongation East

Natural Trading Days (HERE)
June 21 (Sun) = Summer Solstice

Radio Flux 10.7 cm Forecast CITs (HERE & HERE)
Jun 10-11 (Wed-Thu), Jun 23-25 (Tue-Thu)

Largest Geomagnetic Disturbances during Solar Cycle 24

HERE & HERE & HERE

Yesterday 28 solar storm warnings were reported from satellites watching the sun - a very rare event in just one day (HERE). The most powerful solar storm of the current solar cycle is currently reverberating around the globe. Initially triggered by the impact of a coronal mass ejection (CME) hitting our planet’s magnetosphere, a relatively mild geomagnetic storm erupted at around 04:30 UT, but it has since ramped-up to an impressive G4-class geomagnetic storm, priming high latitudes for some bright auroral displays. Further significant flare activity from Region 2297 is to be expected until it rotates off the visible disk on March 19th. This already caused the largest geomagnetic disturbances during the current solar cycle. 

Playing the Field: Geomagnetic Storms and the Stock Market, a 2003 study of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, notes the following: Unusually high levels of geomagnetic activity have a negative, statistically and economically significant effect on the following week’s stock returns for all US stock market indices.  

When a solar flare or CME happens, it can take up to 2 days to impact the earth. Therefore, two days after a large solar flare we should see a drop in the stock market values for that day. More on the impact of such events on the financial markets and trading see also HERE.

SPX vs IMF

[...] I have determined the major and minor time factors which repeat in the history of nations, men and markets [...] In making my predictions I use geometry and mathematics, just as the astronomer does, based on immutable laws.

[...] My calculations are based on the cycle theory and on mathematical sequences. History repeats itself. That is what I have always contended, that in order to know and predict the future of anything you only have to look up what has happened in the past and get a correct base or starting point.

[...] In making my calculations on the stock market, or any future event, I get the past history and find out what cycle we are in and then predict the curve for the future, which is a repetition of past market movements [...] harmonic analysis, is the only thing that we can rely upon to ascertain the future.

W.D. Gann (1927): The Tunnel Thru The Air

SPX vs SoLunar Map (Sep 2014 - Jan 2015)

Sunspots and Stocks - The Short-Term

Everything in the universe is constantly bathing in fluctuating electro-magnetic forces and fields that affect virtually every circuit in biological systems. Human physiological rhythms and global behaviors are not only synchronized with solar and geomagnetic activity, but disruptions in these fields can also create adverse effects on human health and behavior. Changes in geomagnetic activity are correlated with altered blood pressure, heart rate, melatonin levels, and increased occurrence of cancer, balance of hormonal system, reproductive system, cardiac and neurological disease, hospital admissions and mortality, as well as depression, fatigue, mental confusion, and traffic accidents. 

'Daily Sunspot Numbers' and 'F10.7 Flux' e.g. @ NASA's OMNIWeb

An important finding is that of all the bodily systems studied thus far, changes in solar activity and consequently geomagnetic conditions most strongly affect the rhythms of the heart. Of course electromagnetic fields generated by power supply systems, telecommunications, appliances, computers and other technology are extremely powerful and have similar effects on organisms.

In the late 1990s Jeffrey Owen Katz and Donna McCormick examined the effects of sunspots especially on the S&P 500 and Minnesota Wheat. They developed several profitable trading strategies generating entries and exits based on solar activity alone. However, they concluded: "We personally do not believe solar influences directly determine the market. We do suspect that they act as triggers for events that are predisposed to occur, or as synchronizers of already-present market rhythms with similar periodicities." Well ...

Sunspots and Stocks | The Big Picture

Most people think the Sun rests at the centre of the solar system, and
that the planets orbit it. This is almost correct, but not quite (HERE).

Historically, most cultures believed that their collective behavior was influenced by the Sun and extraterrestrial cycles. Since 1755, when continuous recording of solar sunspot activity began, a lot of research has been focused on possible impacts of the solar cycle on the climate, weather, agriculture, and consequently also on the financial markets. In the larger social realm, increased violence, crime rate, upheaval, revolutions, and the frequency of military attacks and the intensity of warfare have been linked to the solar cycle and the resulting disturbances in the geomagnetic field (HERE). 

The tidal and electro-magnetic forces exerted on the Sun by the motions of the other planets – primarily by Jupiter and Saturn - are the cause for the cyclic solar activity. Outside of the Sun, Jupiter and Saturn combined contain 92% of the total planetary mass and 86% of the angular momentum. The Sun's radius is 0.0044 astronomical units, while Jupiter and Saturn can move the barycenter as much ~2.2 solar radii away from the center of the Sun. The total angular momentum in the Solar System is constant, while the angular momentum of each individual part of the system referred to the Center of Mass is variable. When Jupiter and Saturn are in conjunction with the Sun, the barycenter is far outside of the Sun. But when both of them are on opposite sides, the barycenter is inside the Sun. Jupiter's magnetosphere extends well beyond Saturn's orbit. If it were not for the presence of the solar field itself, Jupiter's magnetosphere would reach the centre of the solar system. Saturn also has a large magnetosphere, approximately about one-fifth of Jupiter's. The variation in the Sun's motion about the Center of Mass is charcterized by a periodicity of 178.770 years: Every 16 loops about the barycenter the Sun repeats a very similar path. The slight time derivative or torque to this 178.770 year cycle, a time dependant periodic function of +/- 1.05 years is called the torque cycle, determined by nine subsequent synodic periods of Jupiter and Saturn (9 * 19.858 years = 178.720 years) and used by Theodor Landscheidt to forecast sunspot cycles. 

Mikhail Gorbanev (2012): Probably, the earliest recorded hypothesis about the relation between the
solar and business activity was presented in a paper by German astronomer Wilhelm Herschel in 1801,
calling attention to an apparent relationship between sunspot activity and the price of wheat. In
1875 British economist and statistician William Stanley Jevons suggested that there was a relation-
ship between sunspots and business cycle crises. He reasoned that sunspots affect Earth's weather,
which, in turn, influences crops and, therefore, the economy. In 1934 Argentinian Carlos Garcia-
Mata and Felix I. Shaffner revisited the evidence about the links between solar activity and business
cycle in the US. They did not find support for Jevon’s theory about cyclical solar activity affecting
crops. However, they uncovered a statistically significant correlation between the fluctuations in
non-agricultural business activity in the US and the solar cycle.

Mikhail Gorbanev (2012): Solar maximums are good predictors of US recession, effectively predicting at
least 8 out of 13 recessions between 1935 and 2012. Recessions occurred in the months around and after
the solar maximums much more often than in other periods. Out of 13 recessions in this period, 8 started
in the 2 years around solar maximums, counting from 3 months before until 20 months after them. What
about the remaining 4 recessions that occurred in 1935-2012, including the Great Recession of 2008-09?
The brief recession of 1945 was likely caused by reduction of the US government supply and military orders
in the end of the WWII. And the similar causes likely triggered the recession of 1953-54 after the end of
Korean War (historically, the recessions quite often happened after the end of major wars). The painful
recession of 1974-75 was caused by the oil price shock. And the Great Recession of 2008-09 was triggered
by the collapse of sub-prime lending in the US, which exposed massive overvaluation of the housing stock
and flaws in mortgage lending and securitization practices.

Mikhail Gorbanev (2012): In the 64 years from 1948 to 2012, all 6 periods of sunspot maximums overlapped
with minimums of the US unemployment rate. Moreover, each time the dynamics of unemployment changed
from the declining trend to a rapid increase, with the unemployment rate peaking 2-3 years after the sunspot
maximums.

SoLunar Tidal Forces 2014

[Eastern Standard Time (EST) -0500 UTC]

2013-12-26 (Thu) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-01-01 (Wed) = SuperNewMoon = Moon @ Perigee + Tidal Force @ MAX

2014-01-04 (Sat) = Earth @ Perihelion

2014-01-07 (Tue) = 1st Quarter

2014-01-09 (Thu) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-01-15 (Wed) = Full Moon + Moon @ Apogee

2014-01-16 (Thu) = Tidal Force @ MIN

2014-01-23 (Thu) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-01-24 (Fri) = 3rd Quarter

2014-01-30 (Thu) = SuperNewMoon = Moon @ Perigee + Tidal Force @ MAX

2014-02-06 (Thu) = 1st Quarter + Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-02-12 (Wed) = Moon @ Apogee + Tidal Force @ MIN

2014-02-14 (Fri) = Full Moon

2014-02-20 (Thu) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-02-22 (Sat) = 3rd Quarter

2014-02-27 (Thu) = Moon @ Perigee + Tidal Force @ MAX

2014-03-01 (Sat) = New Moon

2014-03-06 (Thu) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-03-08 (Sat) = 1st Quarter

2014-03-11 (Tue) = Moon @ Apogee + Tidal Force @ MIN

2014-03-16 (Sun) = Full Moon

2014-03-20 (Thu) = Equinox + Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-03-23 (Sun) = 3rd Quarter

2014-03-27 (Thu) = Moon @ Perigee + Tidal Force @ MAX

2014-03-30 (Sun) = New Moon

2014-04-03 (Thu) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-04-07 (Mon) = 1st Quarter

2014-04-08 (Tue) = Tidal Force @ MIN

2014-04-15 (Tue) = Full Moon = Lunar Eclipse

2014-04-16 (Wed) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-04-22 (Tue) = 3rd Quarter + Moon @ Perigee

2014-04-23 (Wed) = Tidal Force @ MAX

2014-04-29 (Tue) = New Moon = Solar Eclipse

2014-04-30 (Wed) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-05-06 (Tue) = 1st Quarter + Moon @ Apogee + Tidal Force @ MIN

2014-05-13 (Tue) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-05-14 (Wed) = Full Moon

2014-05-18 (Sun) = Moon @ Perigee + Tidal Force @ MAX

2014-05-21 (Wed) = 3rd Quarter

2014-05-26 (Mon) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-05-28 (Wed) = New Moon

2014-06-02 (Mon) = Moon @ Apogee

2014-06-03 (Tue) = Tidal Force @ MIN

2014-06-05 (Thu) = 1st Quarter

2014-06-10 (Tue) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-06-12 (Thu) = Full Moon

2014-06-14 (Sat) = Moon @ Perigee

2014-06-15 (Sun) = Tidal Force @ MAX

2014-06-19 (Thu) = 3rd Quarter

2014-06-21 (Sat) = Solstice

2014-06-22 (Sun) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-06-27 (Fri) = New Moon

2014-06-30 (Mon) = Tidal Force @ MIN

2014-06-30 (Mon) = Moon @ Apogee

2014-07-03 (Thu) = Earth @ Aphelion

2014-07-05 (Sat) = 1st Quarter

2014-07-08 (Tue) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-07-12 (Sat) = SuperFullMoon = Moon @ Perigee

2014-07-13 (Sun) = Tidal Force @ MAX

2014-07-18 (Fri) = 3rd Quarter

2014-07-20 (Sun) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-07-26 (Sat) = New Moon

2014-07-27 (Sun) = Moon @ Apogee

2014-07-28 (Mon) = Tidal Force @ MIN

2014-08-03 (Sun) = 1st Quarter

2014-08-05 (Tue) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-08-10 (Sun) = SuperFullMoon = Moon @ Perigee + Tidal Force @ MAX

2014-08-17 (Sun) = 3rd Quarter + Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-08-24 (Sun) = Moon @ Apogee + Tidal Force @ MIN

2014-08-25 (Mon) = New Moon

2014-09-02 (Tue) = 1st Quarter + Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-09-07 (Sun) = Moon @ Perigee

2014-09-09 (Tue) = SuperFullMoon = Tidal Force @ MAX

2014-09-14 (Sun) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-09-15 (Mon) = 3rd Quarter

2014-09-20 (Sat) = Moon @ Apogee + Tidal Force @ MIN

2014-09-23 (Mon) = Equinox

2014-09-24 (Wed) = New Moon

2014-09-29 (Mon) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-10-01 (Wed) = 1st Quarter

2014-10-06 (Mon) = Moon @ Perigee + Tidal Force @ MAX

2014-10-08 (Wed) = Full Moon = Lunar Eclipse

2014-10-13 (Mon) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-10-15 (Wed) = 3rd Quarter

2014-10-18 (Sat) = Moon @ Apogee + Tidal Force @ MIN

2014-10-23 (Thu) = New Moon = Solar Eclipse

2014-10-26 (Sun) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-10-30 (Thu) = 1st Quarter

2014-11-02 (Sun) = Moon @ Perigee

2014-11-03 (Mon) = Tidal Force @ MAX

2014-11-06 (Thu) = Full Moon

2014-11-09 (Sun) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-11-14 (Fri) = 3rd Quarter + Moon @ Apogee

2014-11-15 (Sat) = Tidal Force @ MIN

2014-11-21 (Fri) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-11-22 (Sat) = New Moon

2014-11-28 (Fri) = Tidal Force @ MAX

2014-11-29 (Sat) = 1st Quarter

2014-12-06 (Sat) = Full Moon

2014-12-07 (Sun) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-12-12 (Fri) = Moon @ Apogee

2014-12-13 (Sat) = Tidal Force @ MIN

2014-12-14 (Sun) = 3rd Quarter

2014-12-18 (Thu) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2014-12-21 (Sun) = New Moon + Solstice

2014-12-24 (Wed) = Moon @ Perigee + Tidal Force @ MAX

2014-12-28 (Sun) = 1st Quarter

2015-01-02 (Fri) = Tidal Force @ Zero

2015-01-04 (Sun) = Full Moon + Earth @ Perihelion

See also HERE