This follows up on the essay "SPX 1998 squaring 2014 and Bradley Cowan's Pentagonal Cycle" at:
http://markettimeandpricetownhall.blogspot.com/2014/05/some-background-and-set-up.html
It projected a "market" top about May 30, 2014 (actually quite specifically) based on a Phi expansion of the initial vibration of the first wave of the present Pentagonal 17-year Uranus cycle. Whew, that's a mouthful summary.
This is where the Uranus angle to SPX price stood on Friday.
Pretty close to an angle of 60* but not quite there; 55* relative to high intraday and 57* relative to the close. Both are the highest prices of the 2009 to present bull market. NOTE the date between the 70* closing price and 68* high price - May 29. I didn't see that one coming.
Now, where was Uranus and price on the first day of Bradley Cowan's Uranus Pentagonal Cycle?
It's a little messy, but the lowest close of 1998 was 957.28 on 8/31/1998 and the market opened at that price on 9/1/1998 so I will use that price even though it was a day earlier. The low intraday on 9/1/1998 was 939.98 even though there lowest close for 1998 was 923.32 more than a month later on 10/8/1998. Since we are comparing movement of price to Uranus, I'm going to stick with the Uranus cycle beginning date of 9/1/1998 and the low intraday of 939.98.
So how did price and Uranus angles change between 9/1/1998 and 5/30/2014?
The "synodic" angle of Uranus-Price/close changed 20* and the similar angle of Uranus-Price/intraday changed 36* (half a Pentagonal unit of 72*).
Can't make that stuff up.
Still, it looks bad for May 30, 2014 being the end of the 2009 bull because futures are up 2.50 on fair value pre market. I guess any where in this range of a week or two would be okay since we're dealing with a big planet. My expectations were high since the Pentagonal half cycle 36* from 9/1/1998 nailed the 'mid-cycle' panic top so closely (within 3 trading days)….. but that's an entirely separate and documented theory.
See what happens.
Jim
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