ASTROHARMONICS

In the 1930's an accountant named R.N. Elliott identified recurring fractal-based wave patterns in stock prices that are now known as Elliott Waves (you can get more information through Elliott Wave International). The basic Elliott Wave pattern is a rising five-wave uptrend followed by a three-wave downtrend.

This pattern repeats in a fractal-like manner such that any given cycle is composed of smaller-scale cycles which are made-up of even smaller-scale cycles so on and so forth.

I have noticed that important Elliott Wave turning points in the stock market tend to coincide with relatively rare planetary alignments and other such astroharmonics. (These astroharmonics are based upon a geocentric point-of-view and the sun and moon are considered "planets".)

During the last sixty years, a large-scale Elliott Wave "Supercycle" has developed that demonstrates how key turning points tend to coincide with planetary alignments. To see this, examine the long-term chart of the DJIA below:

As can be seen in the graph, the Supercycle run-up in stock prices started in the wake of the Great Depression low reached in 1932. The first major top, i.e., the peak of Supercycle Wave-I, was reached in the Spring of 1937; around the time of a planetary alignment on April 12th, 1937.

After this turning point, stock prices fell into a World War II low- the end of a Supercycle Wave-II correction- just prior to a major planetary alignment in June of 1942. Next, an extended wave-III Supercycle run-up in the DJIA got underway that lasted until February of 1966, when the Dow first reached what eventually became known as the "Magic 1000" barrier (the closing high in February of 1966 was 995).

After reaching the psycholgically significant Dow 1000 mark in 1966, a Supercycle wave-IV correction unfolded. This ended with a low more than 40% below the 1000 mark in October of 1974 when there was a major six-planet alignment.

Thus began a final Supercycle fifth-wave climb to a Grand Supercycle peak that apparently was reached above Dow 10,000 around the time of the "Grand Alignment" in May of 2000 when the planets Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn were aligned with the Sun.

Importantly, other major stock market turning points have coincided with major planetary alignments.

In October 1982 there was a 10-planet alignment at which point stock prices bottomed below Dow 800 and then the index exploded through the "Magic 1000" barrier and the great bull market began that many believe continued until 2000.

In August 1987, with the so-called "Harmonic Convergence" of the planets that involved a five-planet alignment at the time of the new moon in August of that year, stock prices peaked and then crashed into Black Monday, October 19th, 1987. (see "The End Of The World" in the 8/17/87 issue of Newsweek regarding the Harmonic Convergence of that year.)

In July of 1990 the stock market peaked at Dow 3000 with a 6-planet alignment and then plunged into October of that year after Iraq invaded Kuwait.

In January 1991 stock prices hit a major low with a 5-planet alignment and solar eclipse. This marked the deadline for Iraq to pull-out of Kuwait and the following day the Gulf War began. The Allies success launched the DJIA through the 3000 barrier.

In January of 1994 there was an extremely tight 7-planet alignment at which time the Dow peaked at the 4000 mark and then reversed into a year-long correction. (see "Rare Planet Alignment Bodes A Bust For Booming Stock Market" in 1/12/94 issue of the Wall St. Journal, P.B1.)

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