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[blustar]

Thank you for the detailed explanation.

Welcome. We are crashing

[blustar]

 

 

 This time it is in warlike Aries and it forms a trine with Mars in Leo. This will affect Trump's natal Ascendant in Leo.

 

Oh, no !

 

 But is he going to be OK ?

 

He might just get butt hurt

[12SPX]

 

Thank you for the detailed explanation.

Welcome. We are crashing

 

Hmmmmmm, this is no crash lol

[blustar]

 

 

Thank you for the detailed explanation.

Welcome. We are crashing

 

Hmmmmmm, this is no crash lol

 

All subjective semantics, how about "in process"....

[b2b]

Indeed, the stars continue to whisper beneath the surface of the charts. With Venus trine Mars from fire signs and the Sun’s sextile to Neptune casting a haze over perception, illusion, and valuation—it’s no surprise the NDX has made a speculative “y” wave top right on cue with the post-Sun/Saturn sextile timing.

But what lies beneath is telling: cracks in breadth, especially in the financials, portend a deeper unwind. The banking index is the canary here, gasping while the general indices dance higher on fumes. Gold rising, the dollar sliding—classic flight to safety moves, cloaked in an increasingly chaotic macro environment.

This looming “z” wave scenario could prove devastating—particularly if it unfolds as the terminal phase of a larger corrective [z] structure. Retail inflows near exhaustion levels just as bond market dysfunction grows louder. The NDX’s levitation act depends on the mirage of eternally low rates; but that mirage may soon burn off in the heat of geopolitical and fiscal reality.

China, again a wildcard—its astro-harmonic imprint from January’s Venus-Mars trine is resurfacing, but this time under Aries-Cancer aggression. Combine this with Neptune in Aries stirring volatility in the currency and interest rate spheres, and you have a catalyst soup.

With Saturn drawing ever nearer to Neptune in Aries, this celestial compression builds toward a paradigm shift. That’s not just slow outer-planet rhetoric—that's a structural reckoning.

Global instability is escalating. Ukraine. Middle East. And now China potentially unloading Treasuries as a geopolitical counterstroke. Add Japan to the mix, and the bond market—foundation of all asset pricing—teeters.

Markets around the globe are on the verge. This is not the end, but it is a foreshadowing. A signal flare.

SPX 5578/79 by Friday? Possible. But if it prints, it may do so as a final gasp—an echo high before the real decline begins.

Watch bonds. Watch gold. And above all, watch the sky.

[blustar]

Based on the 4 hr chart, today should test the 5646 price today then 5578 SPX minimum by early Friday. The opening sees a lot of jockying for position between the $, stocks indices, precious metals, copper, cryptos and the bond market. Hang on, we are going down hard today if the past is any indication.

 

Tuesday's irregular top occurred on the NYSE. Last cycle in late March, it was the Dow 30 and the BKX (or banking index). Yesterday, it was the NDX with Alphabet in the lead. Last cycle it was the Dow Transports.

 

Friday would be tagged as an [a] wave with [b] arriving on the 28th of May. [c] looks to June 2nd for the low of this breakdown, a 17 + 5 TD low.

 

We'll look at the astros later.

Edited by blustar, 22 May 2025 - 08:20 AM.

[blustar]

Indeed, the stars continue to whisper beneath the surface of the charts. With Venus trine Mars from fire signs and the Sun’s sextile to Neptune casting a haze over perception, illusion, and valuation—it’s no surprise the NDX has made a speculative “y” wave top right on cue with the post-Sun/Saturn sextile timing.

But what lies beneath is telling: cracks in breadth, especially in the financials, portend a deeper unwind. The banking index is the canary here, gasping while the general indices dance higher on fumes. Gold rising, the dollar sliding—classic flight to safety moves, cloaked in an increasingly chaotic macro environment.

This looming “z” wave scenario could prove devastating—particularly if it unfolds as the terminal phase of a larger corrective [z] structure. Retail inflows near exhaustion levels just as bond market dysfunction grows louder. The NDX’s levitation act depends on the mirage of eternally low rates; but that mirage may soon burn off in the heat of geopolitical and fiscal reality.

China, again a wildcard—its astro-harmonic imprint from January’s Venus-Mars trine is resurfacing, but this time under Aries-Cancer aggression. Combine this with Neptune in Aries stirring volatility in the currency and interest rate spheres, and you have a catalyst soup.

With Saturn drawing ever nearer to Neptune in Aries, this celestial compression builds toward a paradigm shift. That’s not just slow outer-planet rhetoric—that's a structural reckoning.

Global instability is escalating. Ukraine. Middle East. And now China potentially unloading Treasuries as a geopolitical counterstroke. Add Japan to the mix, and the bond market—foundation of all asset pricing—teeters.

Markets around the globe are on the verge. This is not the end, but it is a foreshadowing. A signal flare.

SPX 5578/79 by Friday? Possible. But if it prints, it may do so as a final gasp—an echo high before the real decline begins.

Watch bonds. Watch gold. And above all, watch the sky.

Correction: Aries/Leo aggression. THX for your input!

[blustar]

It is looking more and more that the SPX is just trying to to fill the Trump gap up to wit May 9-12 dates and that is near SPX 5660 and that should be accomplished on a gap down Friday, otherwise, the timing of today's turn down should equal yesterday's turn down.

Edited by blustar, 22 May 2025 - 10:40 AM.

[blustar]

New target for gap down Friday: SPX 5701/02.

 

NDX Will make another Y wave new recovery high on Wednesday next week and SPX will go back to ~5940. A crash into June 2 to below 5100, but not to new lows.

[ZIDANE]

New target for gap down Friday: SPX 5701/02.

 

NDX Will make another Y wave new recovery high on Wednesday next week and SPX will go back to ~5940. A crash into June 2 to below 5100, but not to new lows.

 

Hi Blustar,

 

Interesting forecast, but barring some major shock to the markets, I don't see any way SPX is going to drop 165 points by tomorrow. That would be almost a 3% drop from current levels. Other than yesterday, we haven't had a drop greater than 1.5% in several weeks.  I can however, see SPX @ 5940 next week or even retest this week's highs.