💥 THE 1994 BOND MARKET CRISIS

Astrology

🔸 7-year crisis cycle
🔸 Saturn–Pluto aspect in January 1994
🔸 Planetary alignment in January 1994
🔸 Crisis resolution aspect in February 1995

Cycles
🔸 4-year U.S. stock market cycle from October 1990 to April 1994

Events
🔸 The 1994 bond crisis is one of the key events in the history of global fixed-income markets. It was a period of sharp interest rate hikes that caused heavy losses for investors.
🔸 In 1994, the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates to curb inflation. This led to rising bond yields and declining bond prices.
🔸 Many investors were caught off guard by the speed and magnitude of the rate increases, triggering panic selling across the bond market.
🔸 The crisis caused substantial damage to pension funds, insurance companies, and other institutional bondholders.
🔸 The stock market was largely unaffected. It peaked in late January 1994 and bottomed in April. DJIA moved from a high of 3985 to a low of 3520, an amplitude of roughly 12%.

Takeaways
🔸 The crisis was predictable based on the 7-year crisis cycle.
🔸 The January 1994 top marked the peak of the 4-year cycle.
🔸 The market topped out during the Saturn–Pluto aspect in January 1994.
🔸 The crisis resolution aspect arrived in February 1995, when the stock market broke out above the 1994 highs and launched a multi-year rally that peaked in 2000.

👉 Hard Saturn–Pluto aspects are highly correlated with long-term market tops in the U.S. equity cycle.
Also see the Crisis Map 2024–2030.

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