Upcoming Turn-Days are:
Jan 31 (Wed), Feb 10 (Sat), Feb 11 (Sun), Feb 13 (Tue), Feb 21 (Wed), Feb 27 (Tue), Mar 07 (Wed).
Jan 31 (Wed), Feb 10 (Sat), Feb 11 (Sun), Feb 13 (Tue), Feb 21 (Wed), Feb 27 (Tue), Mar 07 (Wed).
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Credits: NASA |
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Review: SPX vs Cosmic Cluster Days November 2017 | Preview: December 2017 |
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The latitude of Venus will reach a temporary maximum at +1.54205 degrees on Sunday, October 22. This usually corresponds to short term changes in stocks (± 1-2 TD). |
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The high in the S&P500 on Oct 12 (Thu) coincided with a high in the SoLunar Map, and the solunar bias into Oct 16 (Mon) is sideways-to-down. But looking at the R2K and NDX: did they perform a high or a low? Anyway, Oct 14 (Sat) will be a Cosmic Cluster Day, and upcoming SoLunar Turn-Days are: Oct 16 (Mon), Oct 20 (Fri; New Moon = Oct 19), Oct 23 (Mon). Previous SoLunar Maps can be found HERE |
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While everybody and his brother are expecting the Everything-Bubble to pop soon, some are touting the stock markets would plunge into an epic abyss. Martin Armstrong explains again why this time it really is different (HERE) |
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Dow Jones Industrial Average to Gold Price Ratio (in USD) │ Jan 1915 - Oct 2017 Source: macrotrends |
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US Equity Market P/E Ratio vs Long‐Term Historical Average Source: PCA |
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Comparison of Marechal's 1933 forecast with actual data of the Dow Jones Index from 1934 through April 1951 [published by Garfield A. Drew and Edward R. Dewey in Cycles Magazine, October 1962]. |
"The important thing about this study [chart of Marechal] is not the exact precision by which it came true, or the amount of money you would or would not have made if you had followed it. The important thing is that it shows that the market has predictable patterns. In other words, that the seeming disorder of market fluctuations really is subject to law, and that this law is learnable."In 1948 Garfield A. Drew, another friend of Marechal, reproduced the forecast in his book "New Methods For Profit in the Stock Market". Drew stated that one of the original copies of the forecast had been in his possession since 1935, and as each year was divided into six parts he added in his book the actual fluctuations of the Dow Jones Industrial Averages by plotting the high and low for each two-month period. Drew commented on the famous chart:
"Clearly, the pattern of the forecast and the actual pattern of the market miss many times in detail and exact timing. Nevertheless, the broad picture of the trends from 1934 through 1947, at least, is remarkably similar. The basic downtrend from 1936-37 to 1942 is plain, and likewise the uptrend from 1942 to 1946, although the latter shows up as a much more zigzag pattern in the forecast than was actually the case. Thus, the year 1944 by itself, for example, appears as a down period, whereas it was really an up year. When the year 1947 ended, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had spent 16 months within a 16% price range. As far as the situation at the time the comparison in [the figure] ends is concerned, it is evident that, if the broad accuracy of the preceding 14 years is to be maintained, 1948 must, on the whole, witness a rising price level. A definite down trend going substantially into new low territory by the year-end would produce a greater discrepancy between the forecast pattern and the actual course of prices than at any other time in the record. The fact remains to be seen at this writing, but, in line with his original forecast made years before, Marechal always insisted that 1946-47 was not a "bear market" but an interruption in a long upward trend comparable to the break and market hesitancy during 1926 in the long upswing from 1921 to 1929.”