Forecasting the shorter-term trend on the S&P 500
#235 Following the 7th-month cycle of Venus
Introduction
W.D. Gann used an array analysis of stock market data to make his annual forecasts, averaging prior years, like the 10-, 20-, 30-, 60-, and perhaps the 80-year cycle, to plot the future inflection points. Often called a Mass Pressure Forecast.
A 100+ year unknown secret for most people is that you can sometimes make quite accurate shorter-term forecasts by averaging stock market data over the last 5 cycles of Venus. Over the last two years, this forecast showed an 89% correlation (back-tested) with the stock market trend.
This secret was known to Prof Weston, who wrote in his thesis: “Forecasting the New York Stock Market” (1921) on this secondary cycle, and W.D. Gann, who mentioned this seven-month cycle several times in his Stock Market Course.
See, how closely last year the S&P 500 followed the aggregate of the last 5 cycles of Venus.
As Venus represents love, and money in Astrology, it is perhaps no rocket science that the ebb and flood of Venus may represent times when people are more interested in certain assets (appreciate the value) and at other times may react the opposite way and disregard the value.
If this 7-month cycle aggregate of five prior cycles of Venus continues, what could it mean going forward? Will the trend continue?