The 7-Year Cycle Itch
#270 An update on the S&P 500 and update on 5 top-20 US Stocks
Introduction
In last week’s post, you saw that 60 degrees of Saturn-Uranus coincides with market fears and significant troughs since the low in November 1987. There is a similar cycle, equally important to follow, based on the 84-year Uranus Cycle that aligns with key peaks and lows on a 7-year cycle sequence.
The 7-year cycle is a well-known cycle that was already observed by the ancient priests and seers and documented in the Bible and Hebrew scriptures. You can easily see on the long-term charts of the DJIA that there are significant declines and bottoms approximately every 7 years.
Note: (1) the 7-year cycle may not always cause a devastating decline as we recently have seen in 1987, 2001-2002, 2008-2009 or 2021-2022. (2) The trendlines suggest we haven’t reached old all-time highs yet, and there is still room for more upside to come.
Gann noted in his work to “watch 7-years of any important top or bottom” and referring to “an 84-year cycle, which is 12 times the 7-year cycle, that is very important to watch”. (W.D. Gann, Stock Market Course)
The 84-cycle Gann mentioned refers to the cycle of Uranus, which moves every 30 degrees or approximately 7 years to a new part of the zodiac. Similar to 7 years ago, we see that Uranus has recently moved out of Taurus into Gemini, and like then, Uranus briefly returned to Pisces in 2018 before settling into Taurus, during which the market experienced a significant move. This pattern may repeat again.
We are now at the end of a 7-year cycle in Taurus, which will finish on 26 April 2026. Uranus often shocks and causes considerable volatility in the stock market and our personal lives. It is a well-known statistical fact that many marriages do not last beyond a 7-year period (or multiples), also known as the 7-year itch.
In her recent post, Astrologer
acknowledges the importance of the upcoming period.Hence, it is worth looking at what happened last time when Uranus moved in/out of Taurus. This may provide a clue to how long and to what price level the current trend is likely to continue. Like W.D. Gann has taught, when Price and Time meet, the trend is likely to change.
In this post, we will also examine some of the top-20 stocks: Meta Platforms (META), Tesla (TSLA), Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-B), Broadcom (AVGO), and ServiceNow (NOW).