Peak v. Peak

Secular bull markets end around solar cycle peaks. The last secular peak (in stocks) occured at the same time as the last solar peak in March 2000. The next solar peak is forecast to occur in 2013 with a secular peak in commodities. The two are compared below.

The period into the solar maximum is one of rising sunspots, correlated with positive market returns. The period after the solar maximum is one of increasing geomagnetism, correlated with negative market returns. An excessive mania is typical in the secular bull asset into the peak, pulling away from the cumulative trend geomagnetism model.

Last Secular Peak: SP500 Stock Index versus Daily Sunspots

Last Secular Peak: SP500 Stock Index versus Daily Geomagnetism

Last Secular Peak: SP500 versus Cumulative Trend Geomagnetism Plus Lunar Phasing

Current Secular Peak: R/J CRB Commodities Index versus Daily Sunspots

Current Secular Peak: R/J CRB Commodities Index versus Daily Geomagnetism

Current Secular Peak: CRB versus Cumulative Trend Geomagnetism Plus Lunar Phasing

4 Comments on “Peak v. Peak”

1. dave

   February 14, 2012

   

   Hi John,
   All the best with this new site.
   Can you double check if the images on this page (Peak V Peak) are correct? I dont see anyone of them.

   Reply
   • John Hampson

     February 14, 2012

     

     Hi Dave, I just reloaded them – trust that’s resolved it

     Reply
2. pawel

   February 15, 2012

   

   Greetings – nice page !

   Reply
3. dave

   February 16, 2012

   

   Thanks, i can see now.

   Reply

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