Crouching Tiger
Jan 21 2006, 10:54 AM
I've put some charts together with some date projections for a low in General Stocks and highs on Oil, etc.
I am not an astrologer BTW, so those more experienced in Astro Finance are welcome to critique.
I've used mostly long term cycles to project into the future. These cycles are annotated on the charts and are fairly self-explanatory.
As you can see there are a lot of questions not answers or conclusions.
While 2000-2001 ushered in a top in the Dow and Nasdaq, does the war also ensure that so long as it continues there will not be a significant crash yet, just as the Gulf War ensured the stock market moved up into 2000? Does the Nasdaq crash mirror the 1929 crash of the Dow Jones? It certainly looks that way. Is this why we hear the phrase 'perpetual war on terror', an attempt to keep the game going?
In a normal bear and bull market the Dow moves up generally 20 years and down 15 (during the 15 years oil, gold, commodities are in a bull).
If you look at the parabolic rise of the Dow into 2000 one has to ask if there is not a larger cycle at work here - perhaps a 500 year cycle. Are we witnessing epic events? Has the 500 year down cycle (which appears to have turned up) in gold ushered in a 500 year down cycle in Stock Markets and the ultimate crash in World Wide currencies? If the previous long cycle top in Gold was in 1480 was the 1980 top (500 years later) the warning shot across the bow that Gold would re-emerge from its slumber 20 years later?
I submit the answer to all these questions will be when Gold cracks through $570 and surpasses $600.
traderfromhell
Jan 21 2006, 05:38 PM
Cycles and Gann anniversary dates are interesting. Three important dates for the broad market this past week. The 1966 2000 and 2006 high dates. After the 1966 high the market went into a protracted trading range from 570-1000 for 16 years before finally bottoming on August 12 1982. The 2000 high marked THE all time high for the index. Did we just witness the anticipated rally failure high this week? 40 years was viewed by Gann as a very important number. I won't go into the biblcal reference but you can figure it out.
Crouching Tiger
Jan 21 2006, 06:54 PM
TFH, I tend to agree that the top was 2000. My collection of correlations to tops is far from complete, IOW comparing Oil's bull market dates with previous crashes does not add up, (and of course we can't look at 500 year cycles in Oil -

) and that's why I think much longer cycles are involved.
My weak understanding of large 500 year cycles is that there is a 20 year transition period, and also that there is larger cycle ending of magnitude far greater than 500 years (though I don't have the details on hand). Gold's 500 year cycle does point to a grand top in the Dow in 2000, with the real top probably in the 1980's, but I believe because of even longer cycles the 20 years comes into play (grand blow-off into 2000).
Monthly chart of INDU looks like it's in suspended animation with the only thing buttressing it being the War.
QUOTE(traderfromhell @ Jan 21 2006, 01:38 PM)
Cycles and Gann anniversary dates are interesting. Three important dates for the broad market this past week. The 1966 2000 and 2006 high dates. After the 1966 high the market went into a protracted trading range from 570-1000 for 16 years before finally bottoming on August 12 1982. The 2000 high marked THE all time high for the index. Did we just witness the anticipated rally failure high this week? 40 years was viewed by Gann as a very important number. I won't go into the biblcal reference but you can figure it out.
dharma
Jan 22 2006, 04:40 PM
so far, to my mind anyway, the current bull run in gold is a carbon copy of the gold move of the 70s. and i also think the same holds true for the broads. i dont think they get cut in 1/2 @this 4yr cycle low, but the next one in 2010. it seems the markets are always repeating the past, w/slight modifications. i think that is why it is necessary to study charts and market history. without going further into it, what really bothers me is the loss of freedoms and rights, it is afterall what made the usa great.
i am focused, at this point, on gold/oil. and from an astrological point of view(vedic astrology) the dominant influence through 2007 is jupiter, this is the planet of expansion, wealth, exaggeration etc. i do think these next 2 years will be explosive. Butt, there will also be corrections. Gann had many eye opening techniques. anniversary dates are powerful magnates as are cycles.
i realize friday was a big day in the broads. i can still see the possibility for further upside. its why i am not focused there just yet. dharma
Crouching Tiger
Jan 23 2006, 07:42 AM
dharma, I don't think it's a carbon copy of the 70's. On a chart it may look like it, act like it, etc. etc., but the outcome will be different significantly. Larger cycles are at work here.
Although Pretcher has been wrong on trying to nail dates (perhaps trying to nail dates when viewing decade long charts is like looking for a needle in a haystack and that's where mega Longterm charts should be considered against medium and short term charts), I think his Grand Supercycle charts need to be considered. All cycles need to be considered not just a few, otherwise you can miss the big picture. BTW when I look at a chart I always look at the Monthly Long Term chart first.
If you look at the longterm inflation adjusted price of gold it displays the classic signs of putting in a 500 year bottom. That spike in the 1980's is a classic sign as I refer to 'the shot across the bow' that gold would bottom into 2000.
traderfromhell
Jan 24 2006, 05:41 PM
From what I can garner reading Prechter he believes the inflation hedges made major highs during the '70s early 1980. I don't think he's looking for higher prices but perhaps higher purchasing power.
Crouching Tiger
Jan 24 2006, 08:53 PM
I should have qualified in reference to Grand Supercycle (Pretcher) is in respect to the Stock Market prices of general stocks.
In order to have higher purchasing power you would need fewer dollars as opposed to more dollars. In fact, it can be argued that Americans already have enjoyed higher purchasing power by importing inflation to the rest of the World and that this privilege might end.
The Euro currency was no fluke - like somebody said hey why don't we have our own currency - it must have been well thought out - probably in anticipation of the demise of the US reserve currency status and could be argued that it was created to usurp the usd.
If the Euro did not exsit, Iran's Oil Bourse would not carry the significance it does today! Is this just a coincidence - I don't think so. In fact in the Oil run up in the 70s the Mid-east Nations considered transacting oil for other than usd. So it has been bandied about. Arguably why shouldn't the Mid-East, the largest producers of Oil not have their own Oil Bourse? For Europeans it is to their advantage to buy Oil with Euros. China, Russia and India have vested interests in Iran and it is my assumption that they will not sit and watch Iran be bombed, watching their Oil deals, Uranium deals blow up in smoke. Iran holds a trump card, they have important friends, huge oil reserves, control the Strait of Hormuz and can stop export of Oil coming out of the area, they have a good military. If US can't get Iraq under control how do they think they'll control Iran? Well in all likelihood Israel might get into the act this time. Israel has no oil you know.
It's been okay for Israel, Pakistan, India, (the list goes on) to build nuclear plants, but not Iran! Reason - Iran wants to open Oil Bourse on March 20th and challenge usd reserve status. Point blank!
I understand Europe along with others got shanked by US because US retroactively retracted the Oil for Euros deal with Iraq, so don't know exact details but looks like it cost Europe dearly. Gaining more friends abroad and showing who's boss.
Now, if the US backs down I think we can expect Oil is really going to come back to earth. $WTIC looks psycho with all those gaps.
Between England and US the oil exchanges are controlled, that is why England has not joined the Euro as they are in cooperation with the US and from what I read the US owns the London Oil Exchange so to speak.
Commodity prices are demonstrating more dollars chasing fewer goods. In order for his deflation scenario to occur, I believe a significant crash in general stocks, repudiation of the dollar and new dollars issued. ie 10 for 1 or 50 for 1, etc. needs to occur first. Those lucky enough to have at least kept their money through all this would have higher purchasing power.
War is inflationary destroying natural resources so it is a precursor to higher commodity prices because commodities get destroyed or blocked off, and consumed more during War.
As cycles go we are looking at a high War Cycle.
Now the question is when does inflationary cycle peak? When does Pretcher's overshoot of Gold price (within his bear market and ultimate $200 price) become negated? I would say a successful break of $570 and $600 pricewise. Chart indicators for Gold's run are 3 X's stronger than in 1996. To me this indicates this is not a Pretcher overshoot.
Further if we are in a 500 cycle we could be looking at a paper top and gold bottom occuring in 2000. This is ominous and a worse case scenario but possible. To me this would indicate a huge run up in commodities (potential hyperinflation) and ultimate stock market meltdown. I do not expect this meltdown to occur until the Wars end. As in previous charts above, this date is somewhere in the next decade.
K-wave's have been negated, perhaps because people now live 20 years longer (if that's the case top was 2000)? or there's other longer cycles at work? My understanding of 500 year cycles is that a top can form over a longer period time and that there is a transition time of 20 years (enough time for smart people to re-allocate their investments). So once again this projects out into the next decade.
Of course, 500 years cyles is hypothetical, but in my opinion builds reason to expect unusual events to occur in the next 10 years.
QUOTE(traderfromhell @ Jan 24 2006, 01:41 PM)
From what I can garner reading Prechter he believes the inflation hedges made major highs during the '70s early 1980. I don't think he's looking for higher prices but perhaps higher purchasing power.
Crouching Tiger
Jan 24 2006, 09:06 PM
Hypothetical parts are conjecture about long cycles. The rest is facts.
Crouching Tiger
Jan 27 2006, 06:33 AM
Did a little research tonite - we are in a period of a Grand Cross ... November 2005 to January 2006, Jupiter moves into a square with Neptune, on January 27. However, the Saturn Neptune opposition doesn't become exact until August, 2006. Grand Crosses are ominous and from the charts above, you can see they did mark periods before a significant market decline in the 1999 to 2001 timeframe. There is also something in the Grand Cross indicating that the bird flu should be taken seriously.
anotherone
Feb 1 2006, 09:41 PM
The Big Aspects Ahead
Saturn qunincunx Uranus (2/3) on January 19, 2006. Tech wreck, but can be selective as to which shares are impacted (INTC versus AMD).
Jupiter square Neptune (2/3) on March 15, 2006. Jupiter is opposed by Mars and Neptune is squared by Mars. Too much optimism. A set up for disappointment. A peak in housing????
Jupiter trine Uranus (2/3) on May 4, 2006. Positive and speculative.
Jupiter square Saturn (2/3) on June 22, 2006. This is stress between expansion and contraction and can represent a good low to buy. A strong rally can ensue after the exact date as the tension is released.
Saturn qunincunx Uranus(3/3) July 31, 2006.
Saturn trine Pluto (1/1) on August 6, 2006.
Jupiter trine Uranus (3/3) on August 29, 2006.
Saturn oppose Neptune (1/3) on August 31, 2006. Crushed dreams. The housing market begins to unravel?
Jupiter square Neptune (2/3) on September 24, 2006
Jupiter square Saturn (3/3) on October 25, 2006.
Jupiter square Uranus (1/3) on January 22, 2007.Highly speculative.
Saturn oppose Neptune (2/3) on February 28, 2007.
Jupiter trine Saturn (1/5) on March 16, 2007.A trine is a soft aspect and this is more harmanious. Usually positive business conditions with inflation contained.
Jupiter trine Saturn (2/5) on May 6, 2007.
Jupiter square Uranus (2/3) on May 10, 2007.
Saturn oppose Neptune (3/3) on June 25, 2007.
Jupiter square Uranus (3/3) on October 9, 2007. The top of the retrace from the 2003 lows???? There may be enough momentum to run into 2008 just as the momentum from Jupiter oppose Uranus in August 2003 lasted into 2004.
Jupiter trine Saturn (3/5)on January 21, 2008
Jupiter trine Saturn (4/5) on September 8, 2008
Jupiter trine Saturn (6/5) on November 21, 2008
Saturn oppose Uranus 2008 - 2011. Saturn, Uranus, Pluto T-squares according to Merriman. This is potentially a major bear phase.
anotherone
Feb 1 2006, 09:44 PM
Three passes of Jupiter square uranus in 2007 will provide a speculative peak that may well extend into the negative astro beyond (2008) on sheer momentum. In August 2003 one pass of Jupiter oppose Uranus acted like a magnet for price and the mementum lasted into early 2004.
Crouching Tiger
Feb 1 2006, 10:17 PM
anotherone, thanks for all those great dates!
Eclipses: March 14 and 29, 2006
I have a Taurus New Moon April 27, 2006
Sagittarius Full Moon June 11, 2006
Jupiter in its own sign Sagittarius starting November 24, 2006.
New Moon of Dec. 20, 2006 features a 6 planet lineup in Sagittarius
QUOTE(anotherone @ Feb 1 2006, 05:41 PM)
The Big Aspects Ahead ...
Hadjin
Feb 4 2006, 07:07 PM
I have nothing to contribute other than to say THANK YOU for sharing your thoughts and continuing this thread. I find Astros, Cycles and Gann fascinating !
Crouching Tiger
Feb 5 2006, 04:46 PM
Thanks Hadjin, always good to get some positive feedback!
Did a little more research on the Galactic Center (pm center containing nucleus of precious metals in Milky Way). Jupiter rules Gold and is strongest in its own sign Sagittarius. Now the Galactic Centre is located at 27 degrees Sagittarius.
Pluto (oil) and Jupiter (gold) approach the Galactic Center on various dates: December 19-30, 2006, July 15, 2007, September 24, 2007 (Jupiter exact conjuncton Pluto in GC), October 28, 2007, October 20, 2010 and Dec. 18-21, 2012. Now I'm throwing in numerous dates here that are conjunctions and stations as pivots.
I also have a Pluto station March 29, 2006, September 7, 2007.
Now between 1980 - 2012 all 3 largest planets Uranus, Jupiter and Pluto transit the Galactic Center. Now the last time this occurred was 1485-1515, 500 years ago.
Precession Alignment is when Solstice Sun coincides with the Milky Way on December 21, 2012. The noonday Sun (Sun's eliptic) exactly conjuncts with the Galactic Plane (the exact center of the Galaxy), so the crossing point of Sun's eliptic with the Galactic Plane is at the exact center of the Galaxy. Now this is occuring at the end of 2 very long term cycles marking the precession and movement into another sign.
QUOTE(Hadjin @ Feb 4 2006, 03:07 PM)
I have nothing to contribute other than to say THANK YOU for sharing your thoughts and continuing this thread. I find Astros, Cycles and Gann fascinating !
anotherone
Feb 8 2006, 10:45 PM
Regarding gold sensitivity to the Galatic Center, the following is from Robert Hitt's
December post. Gold did have a good drop on that day.
QUOTE(Robert Hitt)
Dec 20th the Sun will pass over the galactic center at 28-29 sag.. This is a heads up day for gold since it seems sensitive to moves over the galactic center.. Lots of profits in gold that could be taken in the new year. Exactly 7 years until 12/21/2012 also..
anotherone
Feb 8 2006, 10:46 PM
Regarding 12/21/2012, there is quite a bit posted on Robert Hitt's
AstroEcon site.
anotherone
Feb 10 2006, 10:42 PM
A good long term read is included in Richard Nolle's 2006 Forecast. The way his site is constructed, it can't be directly liked to go to
www.astropro.com, select "Futures" and then look for the 2006 forecast in the drop down below logn range forecasts.
Crouching Tiger
Feb 10 2006, 11:29 PM
anotherone, yes I like Nolle's. He goes into a lot of details.
QUOTE(anotherone @ Feb 10 2006, 06:42 PM)
A good long term read is includign in Richard Nolle's 2006 Forecast. The way his site is constructed, it can't be directly liked to go to
www.astropro.com, select "Futures" and then look for the 2006 forecast in the drop down below logn range forecasts.
Crouching Tiger
Feb 12 2006, 04:53 AM
Markets tend to peak into Total Eclipses.
Crouching Tiger
Feb 12 2006, 05:40 AM
Now here Merriman discusses retrogrades (perhaps these will be stronger - I would imagine than total eclipses) and he called for a market top last week.
My understanding was buy markets when Venus and/or Mercury go retrograde and sell when they turn Direct. So when these planets leave their Retrograde state they turn Direct.
Merriman
Crouching Tiger
Feb 12 2006, 04:03 PM
Here are the current planetary conjunctions from NASA.
NASAHad wrong chart up, so changed it.
Crouching Tiger
Feb 16 2006, 03:24 AM
Rare Transit of Venus:
Link
Crouching Tiger
Feb 16 2006, 04:18 AM
Here's a great Planetary Applet. You can input the City, Planets, etc. As you can see here the planetary lineup this date ...
Planets
anotherone
Feb 17 2006, 02:48 AM
Sun conjunct Uranus on March 1 could manifest a number of ways. Geopolitics and technology are good possibilities. It could be negative or positive though.
In orb on that day are Jupiter square Neptune, Mercury square Pluto and Mercury sextile Venus. The last is positive. The Pluto aspect can manifest as reversals.
Crouching Tiger
Feb 19 2006, 04:12 AM
anotherone, thanks!
I've reworded some of Nolle's 2006 astros here for easier reading:
NolleHe discusses Gold, Silver and the Financial System among other things ... so well worth the read.
Crouching Tiger
Feb 19 2006, 04:27 AM
Re: Gold and Silver (Interim Top) Review: We had a Jupiter Neptune Square Jan. 27th and Venus went Direct February 3rd.
Amanita believes more weighting should be placed on Silver 2006 on.... and $usd will decline again 2006-2007 and be very weak in 2010 - 2013.
AmanitaRe: General Stock Markets - Total Solar Eclipse March 29th and Lunar Eclipse March 14th. So markets rising into this time period should peak.
I have a dynamic uptic in Gold/Silver November 24th.
Merriman says June 29, 2006 is interim low but does not mention when uptic occurs.
Merriman
Crouching Tiger
Feb 19 2006, 05:19 AM
Here's the LT Gold chart. Preferred scenario is a quick down just below $500 (time frame for interim bottom is (April/May 2006) slight possibility to conversely hit $600 by April/May 2006, but the planets say not yet

and I will be checking planet possitions into that time for a buy.
Crouching Tiger
Feb 19 2006, 03:19 PM
Okay I'm revising my bottom in Gold to sometime in June. Mercury hits crest on this planetary applet in June and then starts moving towards the Galactic Center, (as Mercury moves toward Galactic Centre and approaches Jupiter the price of Gold/Silver start to move up) which it hits
dead on in December 2006. Let's see how it plays out!

It's pretty amazing how Mercury approaches the GC around the December/January timeframe which also marks many interim Gold tops. It does it again in December 2007.
Now Jupiter's fire is increased significantly in November/December 2006 timeframe, so I am anticipating quite a move
starting in the 2nd half of 2006.Now in next post I demonstrate how in January 2008 Jupiter starts to move away from the Galactic Center.
Crouching Tiger
Feb 19 2006, 03:52 PM
Now all the planets line up in the Galactic Center in December of 2006. Why is this significant to Gold because Jupiter is stationned near the Galactic Centre for several years. It started to approach the Galactic Center in 2002 and everytime the other planets approach the Galactic Centre (composed of Gold) they add fire to Jupiter (expansive) which elevates Gold and Silver.
So this again should mark another topping action in Gold. The actual price top can occur in January, 2007. So let's see how it plays out.
Now Jupiter crosses over the Galactic Centre in December of 2007 and now proceeds to move away from the Galactic Center, so this probably marks a significant top. It is still within the Galactic Center in 2008 but due to it crossing over the GC in Dec. of 2007 it would be imperative to watch for a final top. Will have to monitor during this time frame. I don't see Jupiter moving again towards the Galactic Centre until January 2014.
Crouching Tiger
Feb 19 2006, 04:46 PM
1. Here is Jupiter just crossing over Galactic Center in December of 2007 where I believe we'll have a significant top.
2. And in December 2008 now moving away. Jupiter is the Blue Circle. Galactic Center is the tiny green circle with red outer circle line.
Crouching Tiger
Feb 27 2006, 04:22 PM
Here's the Planetary lineup for today. I'll try to post this applet once a week. Now in terms of week to week planetary lineups my comments (in Red) are only intuitive and not to be taken too seriously.
Crouching Tiger
Mar 6 2006, 05:52 PM
Okay, it's been interesting to do this research, form hypothesis and see how it has played out.
It's been intriguing to see the upsurge and volatility of Silver as the Lunar Eclipse approaches and due on March 14, 2006. I have charted Silver's upsurges into Lunar Eclipses. I also note that Silver makes a lot of interim bottom on Venus Jupiter Conjunctions. Good support on Silver around $9.10. Apex support $7.60.
Markets in general when going up into eclipse time will make a peak within a +/- 10 day timeframe. And conversely markets going down into eclipses bottom in this timeframe.
The next Jupiter Venus conjunction will be on November 16, 2006. So are we looking at an interim low into June with consolidation for several months?
This is not investment advice - follow at your own peril!
anotherone
Mar 14 2006, 05:18 AM
Updated Big Aspects. I am still working on filling out the details:
Saturn qunincunx Uranus (1/3) on September 20, 2005.The reverse of Jupiter quincunx Uranus. The techs may give back soem of the gains from the prior year under Jupiter qunincunx Uranus.
Jupiter trine Uranus (1/3) on November 27, 2005. Positive and speculative.
Jupiter square Saturn (1/3) on December 16, 2005. Mars, Jupiter Saturn T-square!!!! This is stress between expansion and contraction and can represent a good low to buy. A strong rally can ensue after the exact date as the tension is released.
Jupiter square Neptune (1/3) on January 1, 2006 T-square. Jupiter is opposed by Mars and Neptune is squared by Mars. Too much optimism. A set up for disappointment. A peak in housing??? Sell again.
Saturn qunincunx Uranus (2/3) on January 19, 2006.
Jupiter square Neptune (2/3) on March 15, 2006.
Jupiter trine Uranus (2/3) on May 4, 2006.
Jupiter square Saturn (2/3) on June 22, 2006.
Saturn qunincunx Uranus(3/3) July 31, 2006.
Saturn trine Pluto (1/1) on August 6, 2006.
Jupiter trine Uranus (3/3) on August 29, 2006.
Saturn oppose Neptune (1/3) on August 31, 2006. Crushed dreams. The housing market begins to unravel?
Jupiter square Neptune (2/3) on September 24, 2006
Jupiter square Saturn (3/3) on October 25, 2006.
*** Buy for a high in 2007. ***
Jupiter square Uranus (1/3) on January 22, 2007. Highly speculative. If Robert Hitt is correct, this series will mark the top of a retrace from the summer 2002 - winter 2003 lows.
Saturn oppose Neptune (2/3) on February 28, 2007.
Jupiter trine Saturn (1/5) on March 16, 2007.A trine is a soft aspect and this is more harmanious. Usually positive business conditions with inflation contained.
Jupiter trine Saturn (2/5) on May 6, 2007.
Jupiter square Uranus (2/3) on May 10, 2007.
Saturn oppose Neptune (3/3) on June 25, 2007.
Jupiter square Uranus (3/3) on October 9, 2007. The top of the retrace????
Jupiter Sextile Neptune (1/1) on October 29, 2007 Idealism. Expectation of gains. Positive.
Jupiter Conjunct Pluto(1/1) on December 12, 2007 Politcal power. The big players getting what they want. Has conicided with significant lows.
Jupiter crosses Galactic Center December 2007
Jupiter trine Saturn (3/5)on January 21, 2008
Jupiter sextile Uranus (1/3) on March 28, 2008 Innovation. Speculative, but within reason.
Jupiter sextile Uranus (2/3) on May 21, 2008
Jupiter trine Saturn (4/5) on September 8, 2008
Saturn oppose Uranus 2008 - 2011. Saturn, Uranus, Pluto T-squares according to Merriman. This is potentially a major bear phase.
Saturn oppose Uranus (1/5) November 4, 2008 Also Saturn, Uranus, Venus T-square! Resistance to change. Old versus new. Expect dislocation followed by reform.
Jupiter sextile Uranus (3/3) on November 12 28, 2008 Innovation. Speculative, but within reason.
Jupiter trine Saturn (6/5) on November 21, 2008
Saturn oppose Uranus (2/5) February 5, 2009
Jupiter conjunct Neptune (1/3) on May 27, 2009 Idealism. Speculation on blind faith. Inflation and excess debt.
Jupiter conjunct Neptune (2/3) on July 10, 2009
Saturn oppose Uranus (3/5) September 15, 2009
Saturn square Pluto (1/3) November 15, 2009 Fall of great powers. Repression both politcal and economic. A good window for a significant low.
Jupiter conjunct Neptune (3/3) on December 21, 2009
Saturn square Pluto (2/3) January 31, 2010
Saturn oppose Uranus (4/5) April 26, 2010
Saturn oppose Uranus (5/5) July 26, 2010
Saturn square Pluto (2/3) August 21, 2010
Uranus square Pluto (1/7) June 24, 2012 Very long term in effect. Not tradeable.
Uranus square Pluto (2/7) September 19, 2012 also Mercury, Uranus, Pluto T-square!
Saturn trine Neptune October 2012 - July 2013 Change through persistant effort. Dreams become reality. Sober, but supportive of economic growth.
Saturn sextile Pluto December 2012 - November 2013 Political repression.
Uranus square Pluto (3/7) May 20, 2013
Uranus square Pluto (4/7) November, 2013
Uranus square Pluto (5/7) April 1, 2014
Uranus square Pluto (6/7) December 15, 2014
Uranus square Pluto (7/7) March 17, 2015
Crouching Tiger
Mar 15 2006, 04:56 AM
I've found planetary conjunctions with the Galactic Center of particular interest.
For instance:
Mars conjuncted the Galactic Centre on September 3, 2001 at the same time Mars was at its most extreme declination in decades - Mars is the planet of war and September 11, 2001 was an act of war.
Here is the Planetary Applet demonstrating this conjunction of September 3, 2001.
And further, Pluto is in Conjunction with the Galactic Center until late 2007.
Crouching Tiger
Mar 15 2006, 05:05 AM
Now we are fast approaching the Total Solar Eclipse (Saros Cycle) which will occur on Mar 29 2006 at 10.11:21 GMT for duration of 4 minutes and 7 seconds (Lunar Eclipse having occurred today). As mentionned in prior posts, markets/stocks moving up into an eclipse will top and those moving down, will bottom.
This upcoming eclipse is one of three in the last century to occur in the sky at the 8th degree of the zodiac (8 Aries). The other two were in 1968 and 1987. This one however is expected to be the most potent, by the fact that the other two were not total eclipses and they did not last for even one minute of time. This eclipse is 4 minutes and 07 seconds in length.
The fact that we also have planets aligning with the Galactic Centre at the time of this eclipse and in angular relationships (or harmonic resonance) with other planetary bodies will also prove significant.
Now Jupiter (Positive) went Retrograde March 4th and Saturn (Negative) will go direct April 5th which leads me to believe that the end of March leading into early April will be particularly treacherous for Markets.
Crouching Tiger
Mar 15 2006, 05:27 AM
The Total Solar Eclipse 'path of totality' due on March 29th sweeps up from Brazil crossing the ocean and making landfall through Northern Africa, extending on through Libya, Egypt, Turkey and up to Mongolia.
There is a high probability of earth quakes and other devastating occurances (possibly electrical) during this time in these particular regions of the World.
Here Nolle discusses what's in store for March, 2006:
Nolle
Crouching Tiger
Mar 15 2006, 05:47 AM
Here is a sky map of the Total Solar Eclipse path on March 29th.
Eclipse
Crouching Tiger
Apr 12 2006, 10:42 PM
Here's the free market commentary from Manfred Zimmel
Amanita
Crouching Tiger
Apr 20 2006, 10:52 PM
Here's the direct link to the article by Manfred Zimmel that I found most interesting.
76.6 Year Cycle - AmanitaExcerpt from Merriman:
QUOTE
We are now in a critical reversal zone, between last Thursday’s full moon (April 13) and this Thursday’s Venus trine Jupiter. Right in the middle (April 17-18), we find Venus conjunct Uranus and the Moon in Sagittarius, a rather electrical and stimulating combination that could drive “blow-off” markets even higher (watch Gold, Silver, and Crude Oil early this week).
Merriman
Crouching Tiger
May 7 2006, 06:27 PM
Well after following a few astro forecasters for a few years, my vote goes to not the ones that forecasted on a weekly basis, but to the 2 who forecasted on a long and intermediate timeframe. And they are Amanita - long term and Richard Nolle - intermediate term.
Nolleclick on Futures and then select month or yearly forecasts. Nolle is not per se a financial advisor, but I give him high marks for hitting yearly and monthly correct predictions regarding precious metals.
AmanitaIf you haven't viewed these articles, see "Interesting" where he covers the General Stock Market, Gold and the Galactic Center et al. Now I am not a subscriber, so cannot atest to how exact he might be on the shorter time frames.
Crouching Tiger
May 19 2006, 10:56 PM
I'm running this solar applet for prior Gold tops and here are the results. Take it with a pinch of salt. Of note is the grouping of planets in the Galactic Center - Jupiter, Venus, Mercury, sometimes Saturn. In all occasions marked a Gold top whether it was a significant top or a minor one.
You can also note the last applet for the high on May 12th does not have the planets lined up in the Galactic Centre?!?!?
You can see from a previous post that these planets line up again in December of 2006.
Please take note that Jupiter starts to leave the Galactic Center in around the end of 2007. I couldn't get Dec. 2007 to work on the applet so put in the early months of 2008 to show Jupiter departing the GC.
Now whats interesting is I ran the applet through the 1970 to 1980 bull run. I noted Jupiter was never stationned in the GC, but it did pass continuously through the GC just like the other planets. The only thing of interest was the lineup of all the planets in the GC in 1971 marking the beginning of that Gold Bull.
Crouching Tiger
May 20 2006, 04:07 PM
So, I'll try to recap what I said last nite and put it into context.
The transits of the planets and the lack of a Jupiter stationned near the Galactic Center in the previous 1970 to 1980 Gold Bull demonstrate that this period now has more dynamic astros (being that Jupiter is stationned near the GC) in this time frame.
Now of note that when many planets lined up together in the GC in 1971 this seemed to indicate the beginning of the Gold bull during that period.
So there is an anomoly here. While the planets lined up in GC in 1971 (while Jupiter was not stationned in the GC like now) indicated the gold bull started, this time everytime the other planets line up with Jupiter in the GC it marks a top.
However, looking at the gold chart over 500 years and taking the larger 500 years cycles into this discussion I would have to question if the Gold Bull run ends around Nov/Dec of 2007 as Jupiter begins to leave the Galactic Center.
Without a doubt this period should be watched for topping action but begs the queston, if this is the end of the Gold Bull, or marks the transition finally of the pegging of currencies to the Gold Standard .... or the release of Gold and meteroic rise.
Jupiter is the planet of expansions (rising) and adds fire to Gold. As mentionned earlier the Galactic Center, located in Sagittarius, is composed of precious metal particles and a supermassive Black Hole (EOG99).
December 21, 2020 a Saturn Jupiter conjunction will occur and a date to watch for.
Now, another interesting tidbit, the planetary applet does not show Pluto. Pluto (relates specifically to oil/gas and indirectly to Gold) conjuncts the GC on December 29, 2006 along with Jupiter and the other planets.
Crouching Tiger
May 20 2006, 04:43 PM
Of significance approaching the end 2006 early 2007 time frame is the 2 planets Jupiter and Pluto conjunct the Galactic Center.
While this site refers to Gold tops on:
January 21, 1980 Neptune (revolution: 165 years) was at 22° Sag.
December 14, 1987 at $500 was indicated by Uranus (revolution: 78 years) at 27° Sag and Saturn (revolution: 29.5 years) at 23° Sag.
February 2, 1996 was insignificant ($416). Here only Jupiter (revolution: 12 years) was conjunct the GC in December 1995.
2007: Pluto (revolution: 247 years!) passes over the GC together with Jupiter, suggesting another very important crest.
QUOTE
You can even track this hypothesis further back in history to get additional confirmation. At the turn of the millenium (1980-2010) all three slow planets Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto are transiting the GC within a few decades. This happens very seldom, in fact only once during the past 1000 years: around 1500 (1485-1515). This coincided with the last "millenium-top" of the real gold price (source of the chart, click on it to enlarge).
Amanita
and then further shows the Long term Gold chart over 500 years ...
--- a question, wherein the hypothesis discusses the possibility of a Gold top in 2007, my take 2007/2008, if in fact (reference the above quote) the transit of these large planets in the GC for the first time in 500 years at a time when gold is closer to its 500 low begs the question, if these transits mark a turning point and a 500 year advance, or is Gold going to hit its 500 year inflation adjusted price by 2007/2008?
Now here I go into the metaphoric streak and you can call me a real Gold Kook!
Being that the Galactic Center is the Center of our Galaxy and it is strongly believed consists of a massive black hole, and composed of precious metal particles (the attractor) does the final transit of Jupiter and Pluto through the GC mark a major transition. Will the world currencies be sucked into this black hole with Gold spewing up and out?
Crouching Tiger
May 20 2006, 05:08 PM
Pluto - found an additional conjunction of Pluto to the GC in 2007...
farooq
Jun 2 2006, 09:57 AM
Nice Stuff!!!
I do agree with you.
farooq
Jun 2 2006, 10:10 AM
Nice Stuff!
I agree.
Crouching Tiger
Jun 8 2006, 03:28 AM
I'm looking for a low in Gold and Silver within the next week or so. Would like to see $hui punch down quickly to 290 for confirmation of a turn (this is for an intermediate turn, not sure about long term) - need to see reaction. Would also like to see Silver kiss $10.50.
I seem only to be able to run the Planetary applet for current day and don't see much here, so I won't post it.
Here's some up-to-date articles from Merriman and Nolle:
MerrimanNolle, click Futures then select June, 2006:
Nolle
Crouching Tiger
Oct 4 2006, 05:44 AM
Here's Nolle's latest for October 2006 ...
QUOTE
In last month's forecast, with respect to major equity markets, I mentioned that "with Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune all now closing in on their T-square configuration, I figure the party's over sometime in September. Now's the time to take profits and move into commodities again - the metals in general and the precious metals in particular, as I advised last year." September's behind us now, and if you haven't bolted for the exits as October opens up, you have precious little time left.
The markets, as I've already mentioned, are only one quantifiable expression of the historic social, cultural and political realignments signified by the Jupiter-Saturn-Neptune T-square, now building on the momentum which has been accelerating for the last several months. I've already described this T-square in some detail, and I won't repeat myself here. Suffice it to say that we're in the midst of a configuration unseen in some 1,500 years. Last time saw climate upheaval and a global power shift as great empires went into decay. We're only about a third of the way into the current shift. It will take a dozen or more years - probably until the 2020 Great Chronocrator (Jupiter-Saturn conjunction) - for this process to work itself out. So don't look for the world to change in an instant. Rather than a sudden collapse, it's more like a settling. As I've said, the soufflé doesn't go flat all at once, but gradually. Look around you, and say it isn't so. Watch the US mid-term election turnaround now in process: there's a clue. And it's only one of many . . .
Also like the 535-536 T-square watershed, 2006 is a year of peak lunar declination. Although the peaks occurred around the equinoxes this year, and are now therefore behind us, they're not far behind. The peaks this month remain mere minutes of arc from the extremes of March and September, so we're still in for more huge storms and significant seismic activity (including powerful earthquakes and volcanic eruptions). So far this year, the brunt of such calamities has fallen on Asia, where historic typhoons have wreaked havoc much as the Atlantic hurricanes did last year. The whole of October remains a geophysical minefield, but there are a number of periods of enhanced risk for severe storm and seismic action. These include the 1st (in the wake of the September 29 lunar south declination peak) and the 4th through the 13th (centering on the October 6 SuperMoon, the last such alignment of the year).
Nolle
Crouching Tiger
Oct 4 2006, 05:53 AM
The Planets are now lining and moving towards the Galactic Center in a fairly tight cluster. They'll arrive there in December. My interpretation is that Gold should be making a bottom soon. Take it with a grain of salt! I've been wrong too many times to list.
Crouching Tiger
Oct 4 2006, 06:06 AM
I've run the Planetary Applet once again for next target date, which comes in at December 2007 where Jupiter is dead on in the Galactic Center and then starts to leave the GC. This could be Precious Metals top - I don't know - Could be where pm's are really unleashed - I have no idea. If you take the 500 year cycle theory discussed months earlier then 'unleashed' comes to mind.
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please
click here.