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Some thoughts on the potential for market turns this month, both long-term and intermediate-term. Part 2 of October Thoughts will look at shorter-term stock market relationships.

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Many seasoned and saavy Wall Streeters are perplexed by the apparent conundrum of a strong bond market that seems to be telegraphing deflation and recession and a stock market that seemingly proposes a very different scenario has it levitates with no apparent rhyme nor reason. This public post (open to non-subscribers) outlines my thoughts on [...]

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3rd Alternate Title – Thinking Outside the Rhomb! What’s going on in the big picture?  What’s the long-term implications of what we’re seeing now? Yes, Let’s look at these charts I published eight years ago. And while we do it, lets remember that the vast majority of analysts wouldn’t want you to look at their [...]

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Here are some more long-term charts for gold, oil, oil priced in gold, and the S&P 500 priced in gold.

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There’s an old saying that if you forecast time, you shouldn’t forecast price and vice versa.  I’m a ‘time guy’ obviously.  But we can provide a long-term ‘guesstimate’ for where prices could be when our time target rolls around.

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I think they best way to apply the Spiral Calendar to current movements is a ‘top down’ approach. That is looking at the biggest forces and dates on the horizon and then zeroing on the smaller details. October 11, 2007 saw the second of the ‘twin peaks’ along with January 2000, that marked the paired [...]

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I’ve been asked about Wednesday’s eclipse, and its relevence to the markets. I’m making this a public post available to all blog readers. About 10 years ago, I did research into eclipses. It was an outgrowth of my participation in the Colorado LongWaves group, which was a dynamic discussion group with some serious mental horsepower [...]

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