Spiral Calendar – Page 123 – Christopher Carolan on Financial Markets & Lunar Cycles

Bitcoin & the Spiral Calendar.

The February 18 update contained two Spiral Calendar charts for bitcoin.

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The first chart was a direct hit, with the bitcoin high of February 20 still standing, although it looked like it was going to succumb two weeks ago. The second SC date was a non event.

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There’s one Spiral Calendar relationship coming up worth watching now…

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Here’s a potential bitcoin low for April 7-8, plus or minus another 2 days. It’s interesting that this relationship is of larger degree than the just completed spiral. Don’t count on this being a low, but if prices show extreme selling in this time window, expect a reversal.

Still Pumping

It's still about Central Bank pumping.

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The Tides Tell the Tale

The tidal chart continues to tell the market's story.

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Weekly Update

Between the moon and the central banks, what else do you need to know?

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CrypTank

Who knew that the sheriff riding into town would be bad for the ICO business?

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click chart to enlarge Solunar and tidal charts, plus video discussion inside.

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Meet the New Boss

Same as the Old Boss. Gold tracking yuan closer than yen

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Does anything beside the Money Printing Pump matter? We should find out tomorrow with the late news of the Cohn resignation.

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Weekly Update

The "Money Printing Pump" continues it recent streak, moving precisely in line with the S&P 500 every day. There is a clear, concerted effort to push the dollar lower in order to prop up equity prices.

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Moon & Emotions

Over the years (25 to be exact) I've noticed the Solunar Model charts work well in emotional markets and are pretty much useless in boring, non-trending markets. We don't need these charts to know markets are emotional now. But it sure is interesting to see how well these charts (inside) have done of late.

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