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Andrea Panizzon's avatar

Fiorente! This was very useful and I am back at reading this today waiting for things to evolve...waiting for your opinion

Jordi's avatar

Thank you very much for another great article

Massimo's avatar

Great article. Personally, I think that early July period will be a local top. Mercury retrograde cazimi in mid July falls close to that early July window.

@Fiorente2's avatar

Thanks Massimo. You may be right as I wrote this time the cycles mentioned may unfold in a high. But end of May we will see Mars squaring Pluto and and 3 days later Venus squares Saturn. Take care.

guillebre's avatar

Indeed, great article. As Gann noted: "in yearly seasonality watch for the first week of May. If there is a high, it might be the high of the year". So, let's see.

@Fiorente2's avatar

True, but Gann mentioned two dates for Mat:

"May 6th is 46 days from March 21st or 135 days from December 22nd and equals the 135° angle. Watch for important change in trend around this date."

That's the primary and direct Gann quote on May seasonality. There's a second May date too:

"May 22nd is 150 days or 150° from December 22nd and 60° from March 21st." — listed among the monthly change points to watch.

In his Stock Market Course he mentioned also his statistics on 62 years of market data:

14 turning points in the first 5 days of May. 62 years of DJIA data.

His exact words: "Watch for important change in trend around this date."

May 6 = 135°. May 22 = 150°. His table logged 15 extreme May highs in those same 62 years.

Hence, Gann may have been mildly bearish on important tops around May. But his statistics show from 1889-1951 that: even if the market turned early May: Top may not be in yet. These are just good dates to watch. ⏳ No advice.

guillebre's avatar

Thanks a Lot for your answer. I did not have that statistics. So... 14 turning points on 62years is not a great %... just 23%, if I'm interpreting correctly.

We also have Barbault prediction of July 2026 and the auspicious "basket configuration".

Leo in Jupiter its also supposed to configure a top.

There seems to be many contradicting patterns

@Fiorente2's avatar

You are right, this why I wrote the article on Sunday. The Kites and Yods are important formations. I only looked at heliocentric, but there are more. Also wath the Retrograde moves of Pluto and Saturn.

guillebre's avatar

I was aware about the Pluto retrograde starting in this moment. I have just looked for Saturn retrograde, July-December.

Are you expecting some concrete influence from these two on markets/economy/geopolitics? Or just expectant to see if there is any influence at all?

Many thanks for sharing your views