Researching 60 Year Planetary Alignment
#184 An update on the US Indices: DJIA, S&P500 and Nasdaq.
Introduction
In last week’s post, I discussed the 60-year cycle and how this may fit today’s stock market performance. Why is this important? The main planets that name our days return to the same position in the zodiac approximately every 60 years. The 60-year cycle and its harmonics may be the most important cycles that repeat or inversely repeat again and again. This is the reason why themes from the past tend to repeat every 60 years.
Last week, I explained to the premium subscribers that the June 1964 low may well connect with the March 21st high and the April 19th 2024 pullback, with a 92% correlation over the last year. This is quite extraordinary.
You can see in the astrological chart below that the planetary position of the June 16th, 1964, low and the March 21st, 2024, high.
Some of the patterns from 1964 were similar to 2024, although there were some differences in planetary positions.
Plotting all planetary positions in a single chart may make it more apparent why the March 21st high occurred.
On the inner wheel, you can see the planetary positions of June 16th, 1964, and on the outer wheel, those of March 21st, 2024. The chart shows that Jupiter occupied the same zodiac degree on both dates. This alignment might have caused a shift in trend in 1964 and could have happened again in 2024, nearly two months earlier than expected. It seems that the vibration has returned!
You might want to know what happened on June 16th, 1964, which makes this event significant from the past. The answer is a severe earthquake in Japan (click on the link for a list on Wikipedia) on that particular date.
Can that event be linked to nearly 60 years later? Yes, research from David Mcminn shows that there is a 60-year cycle of earthquakes recorded in the USA.
The world was shocked again on April 19th (earthquakes) and April 21st of this year, when Jupiter and Uranus were on the same degree (conjunct), and the Ukraine deal was agreed upon in the American Congress.
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