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Let's have a look at the Key High-Low Reversal Pattern: A market is said to top when it makes a higher high and a higher low but closes down for the day or week. At a bottom, it makes a lower low and a lower high but closes up. But does this "Textbook" Reversal Pattern actually work? Most technical analysis books describe this as a "classic reversal pattern." But when you examin...

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The chart below tests the hypothesis that elevated geomagnetic activity, measured by the planetary Ap index, tends to precede weaker equity return as geomagnetic disturbances can subtly impair mood and raise risk aversion. This idea draws from decades of space-weather and market research showing direct and inverse relationships between Ap (or related Kp) readings and subsequent ...

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S&P 500 (SPX) performance by color-shaded Zodiac Signs (2016–2026),New Moon, Full Moon and rosa-shaded Mercury Retrograde periods. S&P 500 Strategy: Go long during bullish zodiac phases and short during bearish phases; hold through phase end with a 2% stop-loss (1% tighter stops improved results). Starting with $1,000, a 10 year walk-forward case study produced $5,410. T...

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Time is on the side of Iran, Russia, and China and increasingly works against the US and its allies. The longer the confrontation persists, the greater the pressure on highly indebted Western economies. As in Russia's past wars against Napoleon and Germany, the decisive advantage need not come from military strength alone, but from an external force that steadily erodes the enem...

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In an in-depth discussion, American economist Michael Hudson and Norwegian political scientist Glenn Diesen examine the historical and economic roots of the financial instability currently confronting Western economies. Hudson argues that the Western financial system is unsustainable because debt grows faster than the economy's capacity to service it.   Cuneiform

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