MMA Cycles Report (Mercury Cycles Report) June 11, 2021

Analyze the Nikkei and U.S. stocks, interest rates, exchange rates, and commodities using Meriman’s独自 method
Today, global capital moves worldwide. A single market analysis cannot provide accurate predictions.

This report is a monthly forecast that analyzes all markets—Japanese and U.S. stocks, interest rate trends, currencies, gold, silver, grains, and crude oil—using Meriman’s独自 analysis method.

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Table of contents

1. Review and Outlook

2. U.S. Stocks

3. Gold Market

4. Nikkei Stock Average

5. USD/JPY

6. Crude Oil

1. Review and Outlook

We are currently in the second powerful time window among the geocosmic signs that appeared in 2021. It spans May 17 to July 22. The first window was from December 21, 2020 to February 26. Incidentally, the third window is from October 29 to December 30.

And these three time windows originate from Saturn-Uranus waxing square (270 degrees ≒ 90 degrees), appearing in a three-series during 2021. The second square will occur next week on June 14 (in Japan on June 15).

The first time window (last December to this February) correlated with the period when Washington D.C. experienced an attack (Capitol riot). It also overlapped with times when the Nikkei Stock Average and China’s Shanghai Composite Index reached year-to-date highs, while several U.S. stock indices, NY silver, and the U.S. dollar index hit year-to-date lows.

Therefore, the second time window could also prove to be a very important period.

In fact, so far, U.S. stock indices are likely to form at least a double top in this time window, NY crude oil has reached multi-year highs, and NY gold has updated highs within its current primary cycle (hereafter, PC).

However, from the perspective of long-term market cycles, U.S. equities are entering the late stages of an 15.5-month cycle, and NY crude oil the late stages of a 17-month cycle. Given that both markets are near or at year-to-date highs, a one-year rebound or a sharp decline could occur.

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