👀 WEEKLY SUMMARY 15.9–19.9 / FORECAST

📉 S&P 500 – 8th week of the base cycle (average 20 weeks), which started at the 4 August extremum-forecast. On Friday, all three indices reached new all-time highs.

👉 22 September – solar eclipse near the autumn equinox. This one belongs to the Saros cycle tied to the crises of 1971, 1989, and 2007. This time, however, it comes with tense aspects from Venus, Mars, Saturn, and Pluto — altogether, a signal of instability. For the markets this means one thing: gold, equities, and crypto may turn sharply. Volatility will become both a threat and an opportunity — in such periods it is critical to keep risk under control.

💰 The long position opened on the pivot-forecast of 1 September closed via trailing stop. The working amplitude of this move on the ES futures was about $7K per contract.

⚠️ The next extremum-forecast for US equity indices falls on Monday, 22 September.

🏆 GOLD – 5th week of the base cycle (15–20+ weeks), which started at the 25 August extremum-forecast. The strong 8 September extremum-forecast initially stopped and throughout the week held back the powerful gold bull trend, which began with the breakout of a continuation triangle. But the energy of that aspect was not enough, and the bull broke through resistance on Monday. A potential reversal into a correction back to the upper edge of the broken triangle remains on the table.

👉 22 September – solar eclipse near the autumn equinox. This one belongs to the Saros cycle tied to the crises of 1971, 1989, and 2007. Together with tense aspects of Venus, Mars, Saturn, and Pluto, this is a clear instability signal. Gold, equities, and crypto can all pivot sharply.

💰 The long in strong hands, opened 20 August on a powerful technical signal from the lower edge of the large 20-week triangle, closed via trailing stop. The working amplitude of this move on the GC futures reached about $26K per contract, depending on exit methodology. The short from the 8 September extremum-forecast closed at stop with a minor loss.

⚠️ The next extremum-forecast for gold falls on Monday, 22 September.

🛢 CRUDE OIL – 20th week of the base cycle (28 weeks). 2nd phase, potentially bearish. The anticipated reversal came on the 15 September pivot-forecast from the support area near 61 on the current futures. The week ended without result, leaving behind a fairly strong bearish setup. Crude remains below all key moving averages on both the daily and weekly charts.

💰 The long opened at the 15 September pivot-forecast closed via trailing stop with a small profit. The working amplitude of this move on the CL futures was under $1K per contract. On Thursday, 18 September, a daily bearish technical signal appeared without correlation to any astrological aspect.

⚠️ The next extremum-forecast for crude oil falls on 23 September. This is a powerful forecasting aspect, specifically tied to crude, which may influence global oil supply volumes.

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