Solar Cycle Poised to Impact Soybeans, Corn & Wheat… and Drought/Deluge Cycles in 2021/22.
Outlook 2021 – 2021 Recap
04-29-21 – The markets have entered a momentous time when 5 – 10-year trends and shifts were projected to culminate, 40-year cycles and trends were projected to shift and larger-degree cycles – like the 80-Year Cycle of War – were projected to enter a new and decisive phase.
At least part of these shifts are also linked to the uncanny influence of the ~11-Year Sunspot/Solar Cycle that bottomed in late-2019 and is likely to accelerate higher in 2021 and 2022.
That could create all kinds of unintended consequences as sudden solar storms can impact Earth’s geomagnetic fields with only a couple days’ warning. 2021/2022 has cyclic relation to many previous (significant) solar storms and could be an unstable period.
That ~11-Year Sunspot Cycle is closely linked to a 10 – 11-Year Cycle of Earth Disturbances that pegged major quakes in 2010 – 2011… Articles and analysis that were produced in 2009 – 2011 and focused on this phenomenon – detailing the natural and cyclic connections – can be found at:
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It is important to understand those cycles in order to better appreciate what has been anticipated (in addition to solar storms and earth disturbances) for the coming years. Among the events or shifts projected for 2020/2021 were:
– Completion and transition of ongoing 40-Year Cycle of Currency War.
– Parabolic phase in Gold/Silver bull markets as well as Bitcoin/crypto bull markets.
– Food Crisis Cycles prompting substantially higher prices in grains and foodstuffs – whether supply or demand related.
– Related accelerated advances in grains, beginning with Soybeans in 2020 and shifting to Wheat (and Corn) in 2021 and back to Soybeans in 2022.
– Culmination of US Dollar correction from 2017 peak (and onset of new 1 – 3 year advance) – in the first half of 2021 .
– Major bottom and onset of multi-year uptrend in interest rates, beginning in mid-2020.
– Onset of multi-year war cycle linked to 80-Year Cycle of War (1781, 1861, 1941, 2021) – beginning in 2021 and impacting several years that follow.
In crucial respects, all of these expectations are related. The key is identifying the connecting threads and acting accordingly…
Soybeans, Corn & Wheat resumed their advances with Soybeans convincingly breaking above 1500.0/S and signaling they could already be in the throes of a second multi-month advance projected for 2021/2022.
At the same time, Corn is accelerating higher and remains on track for an overall advance into June/July 2021. That would fulfill a 2-Year Cycle and time another peak in a sequence that already includes 1 – 2 year (or longer) peaks in July ‘13, July ‘15, July ‘17 & June/July ‘19.
That comes after Corn perpetuated a 4-year high (* ‘04) – high (* ‘08) – high (* ‘12) – low (* ‘16) – low (* ‘20) Cycle Progression in which each high or low was set in (*) June – August of those respective years. While that does portend a future low for mid-2024, it could see a pair of 1 – 2 year peaks in 2021 & 2023.
Corn has shown that it is capable of surging as high as ~850.0/C during this current advance (into June/July ‘21).
Wheat’s intermediate cycles turned bullish again in early-April and were reinforced by Wheat dropping right back to its previous breakout resistance (590 – 600/W) and bottoming at the same time it was retesting its ascending monthly 21 High MAC and its weekly 21 Low MAC. All that price support was tested as Wheat twice neutralized its weekly uptrend – the ideal scenario for a pullback low (see chart on page 8).
It was, however, that pivotal ‘balance point’ at ~600.0/W (resistance for one trading range and support for a subsequent one) that was critical and which could influence price action moving forward. In July ’18, Jan. ‘20 & Mar. ’20, Wheat bumped up against that resistance and set multi-month peaks.
After breaking out above that level, in 4Q ’20, Wheat rallied into Jan. & Feb. ’21 and then pulled back to 600.0/W before resuming its rally. That was expected to trigger a surge to 760 – 780.0/W, its initial range-trading target, which has just been tested. 930 – 960.0/W would be the subsequent range target – with each range representing successive moves of 170.0 – 180.0/W above the previous range objective.
An intermediate peak is expected on May 10 – 21 – the latest phase of a consistent 11 – 12 week low-low-low-high-(high) Cycle Progression in Wheat.
Wheat remains on track for a major advance that could reach [reserved for subscribers]… Depending on how and when that target is reached, Wheat has the potential to see even higher levels in the next 12 – 24 months.
As a whole, commodities and inflation-related markets have been heading higher since March ‘20 – when major cycles bottomed… Markets like lumber and grains could see new highs while others remain well below the peaks from a decade ago.
The important aspect of that 2008 – ‘11 time frame is that it was precisely when inflationary markets were forecast to set 10 – 15-year highs. It was the culmination of a generational, 54 – 57 year low (1787) – low (1843) – low (1897) – low (1954) – high (2008 – 2011) Cycle Progression that represented a parabolic, blow-off peak on multiple levels.
Over the past few decades (and in keeping with this month’s opening theme), commodities have seen a related ~11-Year Cycle that created peaks in Sept/Oct 2000 and Sept/Oct 2011. That could push a final inflation/commodity price peak into Sept/Oct 2022 – when other related cycles concur. That dovetails with analysis in Soybeans & Corn that also projected another surge in 2021 – 2022.”
Grains are poised for overall advances into 2022, along with commodity inflation cycles. They are surging during the final stage of a 40-Year Cycle of Drought & 80-Year Cycle of Agriculture (~2021) – the time when parabolic moves are most likely (90/10 Rule of Cycles)… before a dramatic shift takes hold.
~11-Year, ~40-Year & ~80-Year Cycles collide in 2021/2022 and pinpoint what could be a seismic shift in natural (climate, precipitation, etc.), geopolitical and market cycles at the same time many food/commodity inflation cycles culminate. Wheat is in the earlier stages of what could/should be a powerful & parabolic rally into 2022.
On a 1 – 3 year basis, Corn has a 3-year low (July ‘07) – low (Jun ‘10) – high (July ‘13) – high (June ‘16) – high (May/Jun ‘19) – high (May/June 2022) Cycle Progression – projecting the next 1 – 2 year peak. Wheat has a ~6-year low (‘04) – low (‘10) – low (‘16) – high (2022) Cycle Progression that is reinforced by a ~33-month low (3Q ‘16) – low (2Q ‘19) – high (1Q 2022) Cycle Progression. Soybeans have an ~8-month Cycle Progression that portends future peaks in ~May ’21 & ~Jan ’22.
Refer to latest Weekly Re-Lay & INSIIDE Track publications for additional details and/or related trading strategies.