(18 May 2025) Stocks pushed higher again last week as investors cheered the 90-day tariff pause between the US and China. The S&P 500 finished the week at 5958 and is now 23% above its April 7 low and just 3% below its all-time high. While the strength and speed of the rebound has been surprising, this recovery was to be expected given the range of bullish influences in the relevant charts. As I suggested in an April 5 post, the tertiary progressed alignment of the Sun and Jupiter in the NYSE chart was very bullish and argued for a significant rebound in April.
Other factors were also bullish and increased the likelihood of a significant rebound. Based on my...
(5 April 2025) The global economic order was turned upside down last week after the imposition of across-the-board reciprocal tariffs by US president Donald...
(23 March 2025) Canada has been navigating through some rough waters lately. The Liberal government under Justin Trudeau was caught off-guard by the imposition...
(23 March 2025) Markets bounced back last week following the Mercury retrograde station on Saturday, March 15. This reversal confirmed our thesis that Mercury...
Continued from Part 1
(16 March 2025) Synopsis: While Part 1 of this study showed a modest negative correlation between Mercury retrograde and the stock...
(10 March 2025) US markets tumbled again Monday after President Trump suggested in an interview that a recession was possible this year. Markets have...
(6 March 2025) Synopsis: This study measures the effect of Mercury retrograde on the stock market. Despite the negative connotation to the Mercury retrograde...
