Description
Price highs and lows of stocks, commodities, and major indices are part of an interwoven tapestry of astrological cycles that unfold across time. Time can be measured by fractal intervals, by 18.6-year Node movements, by Gann Master Cycles, by heliocentric Kabbalah math, by religious cycles, by retrograde movement, and even by lunar movement. Is market reaction to these cycles purely a scientific connection? Or are powerful money managers in financial centers like London and New York moving prices of equities and commodity futures in accordance with astrological cycles? The connection between astrological cycles and the markets is not a new one. In the early 1900s, successful traders like W.D. Gann, J.P. Morgan and the mysterious Louise McWhirter recognized this connection. They used their knowledge of astrology to profit from the markets at key astrological occurrences. This 2022 Almanac provides the reader with key astrological dates to be alert to each month. These dates align to astrological occurrences that have been shown to have a high propensity to result in price trend changes on stocks, indices and commodity futures. This Almanac then goes deeper and presents the reader with valuable information on Quantum Price Lines, the Weston Model, the Shemitah Year, Price Square Time, and Fractal intervals. The information presented in this Almanac is certain to assist the reader in taking trading and investing to a much deeper level. Malcolm Bucholtz, B.Sc, MBA, M.Sc., resides in western Canada where he trades the financial markets using technical chart analysis, esoteric mathematics and astrology. Through his website, www.investingsuccess.ca, he offers the bi-weekly “Astrology Letter” where subscribers receive notifications of astrological events that stand to influence markets. Malcolm Bucholtz holds on Engineering degree from Queen’s University (Canada) and both an MBA and a M.Sc. degree from Heriot Watt University (Edinburgh, Scotland). To assist in writing his M.Sc. thesis paper, Malcolm spent two summers as a hail adjustor in Saskatchewan to further his knowledge of agricultural crop growth, particularly cereal grains. Malcolm is an ardent supporter of the small batch brewing and distilling movement that has seen thousands of small breweries and distilleries open across North America. He teaches hands-on distillation courses in western Canada and is the author of Field to Flask: Fundamentals of Small Batch Distilling and The Recipe: Reviving the Lost art of Home Distilling. He is currently researching and writing a book that explores the deep science behind beer brewing. Malcolm lives in the small farming community of Mossbank, Saskatchewan. When not busy researching and writing, Malcolm devotes attention to trading the stock market using mathematical models based on the changing planetary positions in the solar system.
