With some fairly negative astrological aspects leading up
to the trading week ahead of us, I expect things to get off to a slow start.
However, the markets in the U.S. will be closed on Monday, February 15, for the
Presidents' Day holiday, so it's possible that they will dodge the bearish
bullet thanks to the extended weekend, with some slightly bullish influences
kicking in on Tuesday, February 16.
Those bullish influences are primarily the waning
heliocentric Venus/Mars quincunx in the early morning hours and the waxing
Sun/Zeus sesquiquadrate Tuesday night. The Venus/Jupiter conjunction also
lights things up considerably. But even so, there's a problem on Tuesday,
particularly for those seeking to align themselves with cosmic cycles and the
application of those cycles in a variety of life's arenas-the Moon is
void-of-course throughout the entire New York trading day.
While a variety of void-of-course strategies are
possible, my personal preference is simply to stay away from active trading
altogether. I'll hold back from adding new positions to the Model Portfolio
during the lunar void, but will be putting on new trades starting on Wednesday
morning.
Wednesday promises to be a powerfully positive day in the
markets, thanks to the combined influence of the waxing Venus/Zeus biquintile,
the waning Mercury/Kronos biquintile, the heliocentric Mercury/Hades
opposition, the waning heliocentric Earth/Mercury trine, and the waxing
Jupiter/Zeus biquintile.
Prices should pull back a bit on Thursday, however, with
the bearish influences of the waning Venus/Mars biquintile at the opening bell,
the solar ingress into Pisces in the middle of the trading day, and the waxing
Venus/Poseidon trine Thursday evening. But even though Thursday's performance
may look puny compared to the market action on Wednesday, there's still the
possibility of a small net gain for the day.
The bulls are likely to come thundering back on Friday,
with the heliocentric Mercury/Pluto conjunction and the waxing Sun/Cupido
quintile setting the stage for an optimistic trading day. The heliocentric
Mercury/Konos opposition should help create a surge near the closing bell.
The weekend brings some extremely bullish energy as a
whole, with the waning heliocentric Venus/Admetos sextile, the waxing
Venus/Apollon sesquiquadrate, the waning geocentric Venus/Admetos quintile, and
the waxing Mars/Jupiter biquintile all adding to the positive expectations.
That should pave the way for a mildly positive
performance on Monday, February 22, with some potential robustness during the
trading session in spite of a weak start inspired by a waxing heliocentric
Mars/Uranus biquintile just after the opening bell.
Regards
Gema
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