The Keystone Speculator's Eclipse Indicator

It has been a while since Keystone has posted the eclipse indicator. This is a very subjective and obscure market indicator with its roots in metaphysical science which humans will likely not understand for a few more decades. The method begins with identifying the eclipse dates. If there are a couple around the same time period, average the dates to arrive in the middle. Then go one month before that date and one month after and those are the key dates where a significant stock market top may occur, give or take 2 weeks. Is that clear as mud?

The entire square eclipse window is prone to a market top and sell off but the circled areas correspond to the key time periods where a major top may occur. You can see the track record is not too shabby. It does not matter that you do not know how or why an indicator works; all that matters is that it does work. If the neighbor left the house each day at the same time, and each time she wore a blue hat the stock market rallied, what would you do on a given morning when you see her walk to the car donning a blue hat?

The blue circles show tops that occurred within these eclipse windows. When the first key circle area does not produce a top, it is more likely the second circle will. If the first circle does produce a top, it likely takes most of the energy, and the second circle may be uneventful, or if it is a top it may only be a small pullback.

There were two eclipses this summer; 7/2/19 and 7/16/19. Thus, the midpoint is 7/9/19, and going one month before and one month after yields a potential market top in the late May to mid-June area or late July to mid-August. The first window was a bust; the May sell off was already in progress. Interestingly, the first window was uneventful but the energy came to be in the second window calling the late July top on the dot.

What does this modern-day voodoo predict ahead? The next eclipses are 11/11/19, 12/26/19 and 1/10/20. December 26th would be the one-year anniversary of the stock market bottom. So the November eclipse stands alone but the other two are near each other for a cluster.

Thus, look for a major stock market top to possible occur on 10/11/19 +/- 2 weeks, or 12/11/19 +/- 2 weeks. Also, 12/2/19 +/- 2 weeks, or 2/2/20 +/- 2 weeks. It is interesting that the two December dates overlap. You typically do not see this since the eclipses usually have longer spacing. This December, only about three months away, may be a special time for markets.

Using The Keystone Speculator's Eclipse Indicator, the following time periods are targets for potential significant stock market tops ahead; late September through Halloween (late October), and/or Thanksgiving (late November) through Christmas (3rd week of December), and/or mid-January through mid-February 2020. The eclipses, full and new moons, solar flares and other celestial events impact human behaviors but the metaphysical world remains a deep mystery. This information is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Do not invest based on anything you read or view here. Consult your financial advisor before making any investment decision.