2009? No, 2023.
I’ve been asked to respond to two Spiral Calendar pieces on different web sites. They are located here and here. The irst section of this post will be open to the public.
There’s a couple of components to the forecast.
- That prices will top near tomorrow, the F25 Spiral Calendar anniversary of the 1987 top.
- That prices are following the same analog as both 1929 and 1987 as illustrated in the Spiral Calendar book. …and
- That a crash will follow in December in accordance with that analog.
The analog that is the 1929-1987 comparison is ultimately a story about calendars and/or clocks. We can measure time by different means. What is extraordinary is that the comparison finds many different calendars at the same juncture in both instances. And that comparison extends to other crashes as well, such as 1857. The original work I did highlighted that the significant turns of those years occurred on the same dates on a lunar calendar. These markets were synchronized by both the seasonal solar calendar (both tops late summer, both crashes October etc.) and the lunar calendar (both tops on new moons, both crashes during defined ‘dark days.” etc.) What I didn’t know then is that there are other measurements of time that were at the same junction in both 1929 and 1987. The most significant are the eclipse cycles.
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Above is a chart of what I call – “The Panic Necklace.” The necklace is a string of panics stretching from 1987 back into the 18th century. There are two separate time units that connect the ‘pearls’ of the necklace. One where the F27 Spiral Calendar period of 443 lunar months is similar to 2 eclipse saros cycles of 446 lunar months. And the second where the F29 Spiral Calendar period of 717 lunar months is close to 2 eclipse inex cycles of 716 lunar months. The eclipses that are linked to the Panic Necklace are all eclipses that lie just below the central gamma line where eclipses have gamma values close to zero (i.e. – they are the strongest eclipses with the best alignments.) The July 2009 eclipse is shown on the chart and is not part of the Panic Necklace.
The next date on the Panic Necklace is in 2023. I identified 2023 as being important in the 1992 book, The Spiral Calendar where that date’s Spiral Calendar relationship to both 1929 and 1987 is illustrated on page 145. That forecast was made years before I uncovered the role of eclipse cycles in stringing together this set of panics.
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The eclipse cycles (and the solar calendar) are both important components of the 1929-1987 analog. There setting now, in 2009, are not identical. I don’t think the 2009 market will follow that path and produce a crash in 2009. I think it’s more likely we see a panic event in 2023. But even there, the solar calendar alignment is different, producing a summer panic instead of an autumn crash. 2023 will likely be a less severe event compared to 1987 in the same way that the summer panic of 1893 on the Panic Necklace was a lesser event compared to the October crashes of 1857 and 1929 on either side of 1893 on the necklace.
Okay – so we aren’t going to crash in December. Can the maket still top now on the Spiral Calendar anniversary of 1987? I’ll answer that question in the next paragraph on the other side of the paywall for subscribers.