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| The NOAA-forecasts on 10.7 cm flux are updated daily. |
Saturday, April 23, 2016
Friday, April 22, 2016
SPX vs Mercury @ 88° | 178° | 268° | 358° (heliocentric)
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| Mercury's heliocentric position at 178 degrees oftentimes coincides with short term lows in the S&P500. |
Thursday, April 21, 2016
German DAX vs Delta Cycles | April - June 2016
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| Apr 25 (Mon) could be a major high in the DAX as well as in US-indices. |
SPX vs 4th Harmonic between Planets + Dwarf Planet Eris | 2015 - 2016
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| The trans-Neptunian Eris circles the Sun from beyond the Kuiper belt about 14 billion kilometers away — this is twice the distance of Pluto. Though Eris is the most massive and second-largest dwarf planet in the Solar System, the answer to whether she yields any influence on terrestrial events is anyone's guess. This said, Eris conjuncts Venus on Apr 24 (Sun); a change in the SoLunar Tide occurs on Apr 25 (Mon). |
Sunday, April 17, 2016
SPX vs Retrograde / Direct Motion of Pluto + Mars | 2012 - 2016
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| Calculated and charted with Timing Solution. |
Saturday, April 9, 2016
Thursday, April 7, 2016
German DAX vs Lunar Year Cycle + 4 Lunar Month Cycle + Fib Ratios
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| In the US-Stock Indices the following High-Low-sequence is likely: Apr 07-10 (Fri-Mon) LOW, Apr 12 (Tue) HIGH, Apr 14 (Thu) LOW, Apr 22-25 (Fri-Mon) HIGH |
Monday, April 4, 2016
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
SoLunar Map | April - May 2016
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| This
chart depicts the solunar bias for short-term movements of stock
indices two months ahead. The markets are certainly influenced also by other planetary forces - especially longer-term - but a 3-5 day short-term rhythm and pattern is governed by the solunar forces (= 4 highs and 4 lows per lunar month). The solunar forces are a composite of Sun-Moon angles, orbital eccentricities, declinations and some long-term cycles. A Low in the SoLunar Map frequently is a High in the stock market and vice versa. Inversions occur, and if so, they should occur only once every 4 lunar months around a New Moon (max +/- 7 days). The solunar rhythm is frequently disturbed by (1.) the FED, and (2.) by sudden solar activity, altering the geomagnetic field, and hence the mass mood. This can result in the skip and/or inversion of pivots in the SoLunar Map. An increasing number of sunspots and flares have usually a negative influence on the stock market some 48 hours later, and vice versa (Ap values > 10 are usually short-term negative). A rising blue line in the SoLunar Map means the bias for the market is side-ways-to-up, and vice versa. Highs and lows in the SoLunar Map also may coincide with the start and termination of complex, side-ways correction patterns like zig-zags, triangles or flags. Upcoming turn-days are: Mar 30 (Wed), Apr 03 (Sun), Apr 07 (Thu), Apr 10 (Sun), Apr 14 (Thu), Apr 18 (Mon), Apr 22 (Fri), Apr 25 (Mon), Apr 29 (Fri), May 03 (Tue), May 07 (Sat), May 10 (Tue), May 14 (Sat), May 17 (Tue), May 21 (Sat), May 25 (Wed), May 28 (Sat), Jun 01 (Wed). Cross check these dates with the Cosmic Cluster Days, the Bradley Indices, and Jack Gillen's Sensitive Degrees. Previous SoLunar Maps HERE |
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| The inverted rotation. |
Cosmic Cluster Days | April - May 2016
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| 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: Mar 30 (Wed), Apr 04 (Mon), Apr 09 (Sat), Apr 22 (Fri), Apr 30 (Sat), May 04 (Wed), May 09 (Mon), May 13 (Fri), May 15 (Sun), May 19 (Thu), May 23 (Mon), May 25 (Wed), May 29 (Sun), Jun 10 (Fri). Previous CCDs are HERE |
Thursday, March 24, 2016
Sunday, March 20, 2016
How Many Of Our Ancestors Were Women?
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| Get Lucky: same-same but different |
[…] For
women throughout history the odds of reproducing have been
pretty good […] Why was it so rare for a hundred women to get together and
build a ship and sail off to explore unknown regions, whereas men have fairly
regularly done such things? But taking chances like that would be stupid, from
the perspective of a biological organism seeking to reproduce. They might drown
or be killed by savages or catch a disease. For women, the optimal thing to do
is go along with the crowd, be nice, play it safe. The odds are good that men
will come along and offer sex and you’ll be able to have babies. All that
matters is choosing the best offer. We’re descended from women who played it
safe.
For men,
the outlook was radically different. If you go along with the crowd and play it
safe, the odds are you won’t have children. Most men who ever lived did not
have descendants who are alive today. Their lines were dead ends. Hence it was
necessary to take chances, try new things, be creative, explore other
possibilities. Sailing off into the unknown may be risky, and you might drown
or be killed or whatever, but then again if you stay home you won’t reproduce
anyway. We’re most descended from the type of men who made the risky voyage and
managed to come back rich. We’re descended from men who took chances (and were lucky).
[…] Most women have only a few children, and hardly any have more than a
dozen — but many fathers have had more
than a few, and some men have actually had several dozen, even hundreds of
kids. In terms of the biological competition to produce offspring, then, men
outnumbered women both among the losers and among the biggest winners […] Experts
estimate Genghis Khan had several hundred and perhaps more than a thousand
children. He took big risks and eventually conquered most of the known world.
For him, the big risks led to huge payoffs in offspring. My point is that no
woman, even if she conquered twice as much territory as Genghis Khan, could
have had a thousand children. Striving for greatness in that sense offered the
human female no such biological payoff. For the man, the possibility was there,
and so the blood of Genghis Khan runs through a large segment of today’s human
population. By definition, only a few men can achieve greatness, but for the
few men who do, the gains have been real. And we are descended from those great
men much more than from other men. Remember, most of the mediocre men left no
descendants at all.
Friday, March 18, 2016
Thursday, March 3, 2016
SPX vs True Lunar Node's Speed + Longitude | March 2016
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| The physical wobbling and shaking of the Moon in its orbit around the Earth and the Sun is caused by square angles and conjunctions in longitude and declination to the Sun and the Earth. Around Solar and Lunar Eclipses the Lunar Nodes perform rapid direct (speed above zero), retrograde (below zero) and near-standstill movements (at and very close around zero)(blue shaded time frame) while financial markets commonly produce sentiment extremes and high volatility. |
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| Additionally to the phenomenon of the Eclipses, in a period of +/- 2 weeks around the Equinoxes, when the Earth crosses the Ecliptic from south to north (spring) and vice versa (fall), the geomagnetic activity is relatively strong, though changing and most unpredictable, since in this season solar emissions are hitting parts of both hemispheres and are unbalanced. This is when many astronomical and astrological indicators and signals jam, invert or completely fail. |
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| However, today is a Cosmic Cluster Day - the strongest this month - and yesterday, Mar 02 (Wed), the Sun passed a sensitive degree on the NYSE Natal Chart at 343 degrees longitude (13° of Pisces), a position associated with some sort of a high in the US-stock market. That said, the average annual seasonality as well as the bias in the Decennial and Presidential Cycles are positive into the Equinox and the end of March. |
SPX vs Jupiter (geo) = Jupiter (helio) | 2012 - 2016
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| A Solar Eclipse also occurs on Mar 08 (Tue). |
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| Actually this is but the fancy way to locate and to time astronomical midpoints within Jupiter's retrograde-direct motion cycles. |
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Presidential Cycle + Seasonal Pattern + Decennial Cycle for March 2016
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| Seasonal Cycle Mar 01 - Mar 31 (1900-2015) = +0.82% 6th Year of the Decennial Cycle (2016) Mar 01 - Mar 31 = +1.96% 4th Year of the Presidential Cycle (2016) Mar 01 - Mar 31 = +1.95% SoLunar Map: Feb 26 (Fri), Mar 01 (Tue), Mar 05 (Sat), Mar 08 (Tue), Mar 12 (Sat), Mar 16 (Wed), Mar 19 (Sat), Mar 23 (Wed), Mar 27 (Sun), Mar 30 (Wed) |
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| Seasonal Cycle Jan 01 - May 31 (1900-2015) = +2.82% 6th Year of the Decennial Cycle (2016) Jan 01 - May 31 = +3.49% 4th Year of the Presidential Cycle (2016) Jan 01 - May 31 = -0.97% |
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| Seasonal Cycle (1900-2015) Jan 01 - Dec 31 = +6.99% 4th Year of the Presidential Cycle (2016) Jan 01 - Dec 31 = +6.52% 6th Year of the Decennial Cycle (2016) Jan 01 - Dec 31 = +6.98% |
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| 4th Year of the Presidential Cycle (2016) Jan 01 - Dec 31 = +6.52% 6th Year of the Decennial Cycle (2016) Jan 01 - Dec 31 = +6.98% 1st Year of the Presidential Cycle (2017) Jan 01 - Dec 31 = +5.48% 7th Year of the Decennial Cycle (2017) Jan 01 - Dec 31 = +4.82% 2nd Year of the Presidential Cycle (2018) Jan 01 - Dec 31 = +2.99% 8th Year of the Decennial Cycle (2018) Jan 01 - Dec 31 = +13.13% 3rd Year of the Presidential Cycle (2019) Jan 01 - Dec 31 = +10.12% 9th Year of the Decennial Cycle (2019) Jan 01 - Dec 31 = +10.62% |
Thursday, February 25, 2016
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Sunday, February 21, 2016
Saturday, February 20, 2016
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