Thanksgiving is a North American holiday, but as someone with many friends in North America I feel I can join in to some extent. The holiday has its roots (according to Wikipedia) primarily in “giving thanks on successful completion of the harvest”, which strikes me as a particularly cyclic holiday and it […]
Monthly Archives: November 2012
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Stock markets around the world have been falling for two months now. As a cyclic analyst when a market falls one looks ahead to the next event, which will of course be a trough, and then a bounce back up. And so I have been writing recently of the upcoming […]
next to of course acts of god American presidential elections provide fundamental triggers which will tip financial markets in the direction that the cycles are leading them. Last week Hurricane Sandy (or Superstorm Sandy) caused volatility and a shortened trading week in the US markets, leaving behind a potential if […]
Hurricane Sandy overshadowed everything this week as it wreaked its destruction and the power of nature exerted itself over our relatively insignificant worldly concerns, such as the financial markets. Last week we were expecting a turn of 20-week magnitude, which just might have formed this week, although it was a […]