The Mars-Pluto Cycle
#272 Latest Insights on US Indices and Key Trends in various Top 20 US Stocks
Introduction
The US Indices and numerous other global indices and stocks are near critical support and resistance levels. These levels coincide with planetary hotspots where support and resistance typically form. After reviewing various cycles in major US Indices and stocks, it seems that the Mars-Pluto cycle might be approaching a trend reversal.
Have you followed the recent developments of the Ukraine war? It is clear that Mars and Pluto are involved. I do not envy President Zelenskyy going to Washington again when we are close to Mars square Pluto. Keep your fingers crossed for the outcome.
Moreover, looking at the S&P 500 Gann Hexagon Chart, we are close to a possible sensitive degree where time and price may be aligned. In July last year, I posted the below Hexagon charts, which show the sensitive degrees highlighted in early August 2025.
The SPX has recently been very close to the Price and Time Square out of 6,677 by August 2025.
The Hexagon chart is effective at identifying Time and Price relationships, especially at sensitive degrees where inflection points can occur.
In W.D. Gann’s own words:
“Numbers lying on the angles such as 7, 19, 37, 61, 91, 127, 169, 217, 271, 331, and 397 are especially important in timing because they correspond to key mathematical cycles.” W.D. Gann
Of course, you could also use a Gann 1x1 Line, which draws a 45-degree line where Price and Time are in balance. As you can see in the chart below, the S&P 500 is approaching that line, approximately 6,000 calendar days from the low—close to my target on the Gann Hexagon Chart.
It doesn't mean we are close to the end of the long-term cycle; the Hexagon chart lasts nearly 30 years—it's part of Saturn's cycle. However, we might be approaching the next level where significant resistance could appear.
Comparing the Hexagon with a Gann 1x1 Line
The Gann 1x1 line is a diagonal line, representing equal movement in price and time—a classic 45° slope.
The 1x1 line acts as a single path or trend; the hexagon chart reveals multiple sensitive points and zones across many angles.
The Hexagon Chart lays numbers in rings, forming cycles and angles rather than straight lines.
The hexagon chart’s strength lies in its cyclical and geometric approach, while the 1x1 line is linear.
The Gann Hexagon Chart offers another way to read markets beyond typical trendlines and ratios, rooting its insights in geometric and mathematical cycles.
Recently, I have been working on converting a 3-dimensional Gann Hexagon Grid into a 2-dimensional format to make it easier to print, display price and time details, and highlight sensitive degrees at each step.
I will provide the premium subscribers with the Gann Hexagon Grid details for the S&P 500 until the end of the year.
These dates do not guarantee that Price and Time will align on these dates, price levels, or angles. Of course, the direction of this impressive spreadsheet, which offers lots of functionality, is upward, but the market can also go downward. The next version of this tool will include a downward spiral Gann Hexagon grid as well. Stay tuned for more details below.
Further in this post, I have updated some of the US Top-20 stocks that experienced Key bearish or bullish reversals in the past two weeks: AAPL, AMZN, JPM, GOOG, GOOGL, META, MSFT, NVDA, ORCL, and XOM. Additionally, I have included an update on the Gann Master Cycle charts for the DJIA & the S&P 500.