Preparing for Major Shifts in 2021 – 2025
Preparing for Major Shifts in 2021 - 2025
Outlook 2021 – Natural Year 03-30-21 – The markets recently entered an annual period of transition. For those that view the calendar from a ‘natural’ standpoint (as W.D. Gann did and as most agrarian societies do), this period is the 1st month of the Natural Year in the N. Hemisphere – beginning with the vernal equinox. If one were to begin a calendar […]
Read moreOutlook 2021 – Parabolas 02-27-21 – Soybeans, Corn & Wheat are in a period of consolidation after Soybeans surged for ~9 months (the same amount of time they rallied in 2012) and for almost $7.00/bushel (the same price amount they rallied in 2012) and fulfilled their 8-Year and 16-Year Cycles of parabolic moves. That 16-Year Cycle has timed accelerated advances every 15 – 16 years since 1972/73, including price surges in 1988 […]
Read moreOutlook 2021 – Parabolas 02-27-21 – “Bonds & Notes are powerfully reinforcing the 1 – 2 year outlook after peaking in lockstep with an uncanny 4-Year Cycle that timed multi-year peaks in July 2012 & July 2016 (after timing previous lows in mid-2004 and mid-2008) and was forecast to time a final peak in ~July 2020 (+ or – 1 month). That was projected […]
Read moreOutlook 2021 – Inflation Pros & Cons 01-28-21 – Since late-March ‘20, the outlook has been for Stock Indices (projected to set a 1 – 2 year bottom around March 23 ‘20) and inflationary markets (led by a declining Dollar after cycles peaked in March ‘20 as Silver cycles bottomed on March 16 – 20 ‘20) to surge hand-in-hand from April […]
Read moreOutlook 2021 – Inflation Pros & Cons 01-28-21 – Since late-March ‘20, the outlook has been for Stock Indices (projected to set a 1 – 2 year bottom around March 23 ‘20) and inflationary markets (led by a declining Dollar after cycles peaked in March ‘20 as Silver cycles bottomed on March 16 – 20 ‘20) to surge hand-in-hand from April […]
Read more01-04-21 – Soybeans, Corn & Wheat remain bullish with Soybeans breaking out above multi-year resistance (~1200.0/S) as Corn and now Wheat follow suit. Soybeans are fulfilling a major 16-Year Cycle (as well as an intervening 8-Year Cycle) that has precisely timed major, accelerated advances since 1972/73. That was reiterated in June & July as Soybeans were preparing for a breakout higher… On an 8-year basis, and more profoundly on […]
Read more01-04-21 – Soybeans, Corn & Wheat remain bullish with Soybeans breaking out above multi-year resistance (~1200.0/S) as Corn and now Wheat follow suit. Soybeans are fulfilling a major 16-Year Cycle (as well as an intervening 8-Year Cycle) that has precisely timed major, accelerated advances since 1972/73. That was reiterated in June & July as Soybeans were preparing for a breakout higher… On an 8-year basis, and more profoundly on […]
Read more01-04-21 – “Bonds & Notes have consolidated since setting what was/is expected to be a multi-month bottom in early-Nov. ‘20 – the perpetuation of a ~360-degree/~1-year low-low-low-low Cycle Progression that previously timed lows in early-Nov. during 2017, 2018 & 2019. That is when they likely completed the ‘1’ or ‘A’ leg down (of a larger-magnitude decline), dropping from early-Aug. into early-Nov. – a […]
Read moreOutlook 2021: 40YC – History Rhymes? 11-28-20 – Since 2018, INSIIDE Track has described expectations for the period of 2018 – 2022 to ‘rhyme’ with a cyclically-related period in 1978 – 1982 – one phase of the uncanny 40-Year Cycle prior. Dozens of examples have been provided, many of which have pinpointed multi-month swings in the stock market (reinforced by the latest intermediate lows during […]
Read more10-30-20 – “Bonds & Notes have validated analysis for a final spike high to occur in June/July ‘20 and usher in a sizeable correction. That peak fulfilled a ~4-year low-low-low-low-high-high-(high) Cycle Progression dating back to the 1990’s and more recently timing peaks in mid-2012 and mid-2016. Bonds & Notes set their highest weekly closes on July 31 and triggered signals for long-term traders and investors […]
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