The Decennial or 10 year Lunar anniversary is the real anniversary to watch: 1. 02/28/00 Major Low = 02/05/2010 Major Low.
2. 03/24/00 Major High= 03/04/2010
3. 04/04/00 Spike Low = 03/15/2010 = Start of the 9 days of MD (3/16) (previous)
4. 04/14/00 Spike Low = 03/25/2010 = End of the 9 days of MD (3/24)
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Hello, as you may already noticed I am newbie here.
Hope to receive some assistance from you if I will have some quesitons.
Thanks in advance and good luck! :)
Just a note on the April 4, 2000 mini-crash. That low occurred on the New Moon - to the minute - I was on a trading desk at the time and the following day pointed it out to a television crew filming for French national t.v. If the same thing occurs on March 15, 2010, note the New Moon falls slightly after the close of that day's NY session.
Hi, new to your site. I have a few questions on when you state 'spike low' is that simply for the day period? Also the 3 important dates you list first being The 9 days of Mother Divine in the Spring, which ends with Ram Navami (I'm not sure what you are saying here).
Thanks for sharing your work with us. It's a tough market to try to make $ with and when I read your story I am inspired.
Hi Ian
My Latest Graph
SHOWS both dates as critical
thanks for the confirmation
Actual
March 15 NEW MOON
March 23rd = Bradley date
March 2010 = April 2000
Ive been looking at that chart for months
Jay
Can you comment on these dates? Not a high, although the 2/5 low was close.
2. 03/24/00 Major High= 03/04/2010
do you think the Mar 15th date will be inverted? the new moon is then also, seems like a key time...and since we are rallying into it?
Hi it would be most appreciated if you can comment on the questions asked on this blog.
The Lunar Anniversary dates of 3/4, 3/15 and 3/24 are CITs, ie Highs or Lows. 3/4 was a 3/3 Low and Sofar we are rallying into the 3/15 CIT. I have a most important Solar and Lunar CIT on 3/12 and an hourly CIT on 3/15. If a High we should decline afterward, but this is bullish market and we should see new Highs after the decline is complete.
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