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As reported on Twitter (@johnusa) yesterday, the AEX (see image) was fast approaching one of its Jupiter lines (red) at around 446. As history has shown, this is often a point of reversal. If this were the case this time it would indicate a top.

Interesting enough, the Jupiter line is descending, in...

Interesting developments coming up in the AEX. Over the last few weeks we’ve seen increased volatility, related to news events such as the USA debt ceiling hoax and the government shutdown. But news doesn’t create the price, it only affects its volatility...

AEX is approaching the next Jupiter channel line (red), that has been a good indicator of turning points in the past. See image below. Today the line stands at 370 and is slowly moving up to 371-372 on May 24-27.

In the bottom of the chart I added the Moon cycle, showing the New Moons (highs) and Fu...

The Nasdaq 100 index is now in a Fibonacci time frame between May 7th and May 11th. See chart. This coincides with a Solar eclipse on May 9 (May 10 in Europe).

A good time to take some profits?

This chart shows all the ‘astro hits’ for the week as described here and calculated here. The colors indicate rising (blue), transit (orange) and setting (red). We already know that Jupiter is the AEX ruling planet (see other articles) and for this week the weekly high is a Jupiter hit...

To look at short term turn signals in the market, we can look at ‘classic’ technical analysis indicators such as RSI, CCI, Stochastics and Moving Averages. While they certainly can be useful, the problem with these indicators is that they are all lagging indicators...

Typically, the planets shift slightly eastward from night to night, moving slowly against the backdrop of stars. Sometimes, however, they change direction. For a few weeks/months, they will move west before turning back around and resuming their easterly course. This is retrograde motion...

In financial astrology, planetary positions correlate to changes in the market. Certain positions and planets are more important than others. The most significant positions are the rising time, the transit time and the setting time...