Happy new year to all our readers.
2011 has been a good year for our lunar phases approach.
In the lunar Green Periods there was a 110 point profit, while the lunar Red Periods generated a cumulative 187 point loss in the Nasdaq Composite index.
So, an investor going long in the Green Periods and short in the Red Periods would have enjoyed a 297 points profit last year. That’s about 11% in a year when the markets were flat and most funds lost money.
See our performance page for full details.
Knowing these cycles is a simple tool that can help you achieve better investment returns, without sitting in front of a trading monitor every day.
Check it out on our main website: http://LunaticTrader.com
Let’s have a look at the situation going into the new year.
Here is the current chart for the S&P 500 Index (click for larger image):

As we mentioned last week, the market is probably setting up for a move to the upside. The current lunar Red Period is not creating much downside action so far. If it stays like that then look for the market to rally higher by the middle of this month. Keep a stop loss near 1220, any drop below that level would signal a break down.
Stay tuned for our new annual forecasts, which we hope to finish and announce this week.
Be well,
Danny
So far so good
Posted by Danny on January 23, 2012
The market has continued to edge higher.
We are coming close to overhead resistance levels, so I think the upcoming lunar Red Period will be the start of a pause in the market.
Let’s have a look at the current Nasdaq chart (click for larger image):
The stocks have risen more than 10% since mid-December.
With a couple of Green Period days remaining the Nasdaq could reach 2850. But that’s where I expect some hesitation.
Short term traders can use any strong days this week to take some profit.
This has been a good start to the year.
If you missed our 2012 forecasts then you are still welcome to download your copy here:
http://fourpillarsfinance.wordpress.com/2012/01/19/forecasts-for-2012/
Be well, Danny
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