[Crouching Tiger]

I'm running this solar applet for prior Gold tops and here are the results. Take it with a pinch of salt. Of note is the grouping of planets in the Galactic Center - Jupiter, Venus, Mercury, sometimes Saturn. In all occasions marked a Gold top whether it was a significant top or a minor one.

You can also note the last applet for the high on May 12th does not have the planets lined up in the Galactic Centre?!?!?

You can see from a previous post that these planets line up again in December of 2006.

Please take note that Jupiter starts to leave the Galactic Center in around the end of 2007. I couldn't get Dec. 2007 to work on the applet so put in the early months of 2008 to show Jupiter departing the GC.

Now whats interesting is I ran the applet through the 1970 to 1980 bull run. I noted Jupiter was never stationned in the GC, but it did pass continuously through the GC just like the other planets. The only thing of interest was the lineup of all the planets in the GC in 1971 marking the beginning of that Gold Bull.

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[Crouching Tiger]

So, I'll try to recap what I said last nite and put it into context.

The transits of the planets and the lack of a Jupiter stationned near the Galactic Center in the previous 1970 to 1980 Gold Bull demonstrate that this period now has more dynamic astros (being that Jupiter is stationned near the GC) in this time frame.

Now of note that when many planets lined up together in the GC in 1971 this seemed to indicate the beginning of the Gold bull during that period.

So there is an anomoly here. While the planets lined up in GC in 1971 (while Jupiter was not stationned in the GC like now) indicated the gold bull started, this time everytime the other planets line up with Jupiter in the GC it marks a top.

However, looking at the gold chart over 500 years and taking the larger 500 years cycles into this discussion I would have to question if the Gold Bull run ends around Nov/Dec of 2007 as Jupiter begins to leave the Galactic Center.

Without a doubt this period should be watched for topping action but begs the queston, if this is the end of the Gold Bull, or marks the transition finally of the pegging of currencies to the Gold Standard .... or the release of Gold and meteroic rise.

Jupiter is the planet of expansions (rising) and adds fire to Gold. As mentionned earlier the Galactic Center, located in Sagittarius, is composed of precious metal particles and a supermassive Black Hole (EOG99).

December 21, 2020 a Saturn Jupiter conjunction will occur and a date to watch for.

Now, another interesting tidbit, the planetary applet does not show Pluto. Pluto (relates specifically to oil/gas and indirectly to Gold) conjuncts the GC on December 29, 2006 along with Jupiter and the other planets.

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[Crouching Tiger]

Of significance approaching the end 2006 early 2007 time frame is the 2 planets Jupiter and Pluto conjunct the Galactic Center.


While this site refers to Gold tops on:

January 21, 1980 Neptune (revolution: 165 years) was at 22° Sag.

December 14, 1987 at $500 was indicated by Uranus (revolution: 78 years) at 27° Sag and Saturn (revolution: 29.5 years) at 23° Sag.

February 2, 1996 was insignificant ($416). Here only Jupiter (revolution: 12 years) was conjunct the GC in December 1995.

2007: Pluto (revolution: 247 years!) passes over the GC together with Jupiter, suggesting another very important crest.

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You can even track this hypothesis further back in history to get additional confirmation. At the turn of the millenium (1980-2010) all three slow planets Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto are transiting the GC within a few decades. This happens very seldom, in fact only once during the past 1000 years: around 1500 (1485-1515). This coincided with the last "millenium-top" of the real gold price (source of the chart, click on it to enlarge).

Amanita


and then further shows the Long term Gold chart over 500 years ...



--- a question, wherein the hypothesis discusses the possibility of a Gold top in 2007, my take 2007/2008, if in fact (reference the above quote) the transit of these large planets in the GC for the first time in 500 years at a time when gold is closer to its 500 low begs the question, if these transits mark a turning point and a 500 year advance, or is Gold going to hit its 500 year inflation adjusted price by 2007/2008?

Now here I go into the metaphoric streak and you can call me a real Gold Kook!

Being that the Galactic Center is the Center of our Galaxy and it is strongly believed consists of a massive black hole, and composed of precious metal particles (the attractor) does the final transit of Jupiter and Pluto through the GC mark a major transition. Will the world currencies be sucked into this black hole with Gold spewing up and out?

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[Crouching Tiger]

Pluto - found an additional conjunction of Pluto to the GC in 2007...

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[farooq]

Nice Stuff!!!
I do agree with you.

[farooq]

Nice Stuff!
I agree.

[Crouching Tiger]

I'm looking for a low in Gold and Silver within the next week or so. Would like to see $hui punch down quickly to 290 for confirmation of a turn (this is for an intermediate turn, not sure about long term) - need to see reaction. Would also like to see Silver kiss $10.50.

I seem only to be able to run the Planetary applet for current day and don't see much here, so I won't post it.

Here's some up-to-date articles from Merriman and Nolle:

Merriman

Nolle, click Futures then select June, 2006:

Nolle

[Crouching Tiger]

Here's Nolle's latest for October 2006 ...

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In last month's forecast, with respect to major equity markets, I mentioned that "with Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune all now closing in on their T-square configuration, I figure the party's over sometime in September. Now's the time to take profits and move into commodities again - the metals in general and the precious metals in particular, as I advised last year." September's behind us now, and if you haven't bolted for the exits as October opens up, you have precious little time left.

The markets, as I've already mentioned, are only one quantifiable expression of the historic social, cultural and political realignments signified by the Jupiter-Saturn-Neptune T-square, now building on the momentum which has been accelerating for the last several months. I've already described this T-square in some detail, and I won't repeat myself here. Suffice it to say that we're in the midst of a configuration unseen in some 1,500 years. Last time saw climate upheaval and a global power shift as great empires went into decay. We're only about a third of the way into the current shift. It will take a dozen or more years - probably until the 2020 Great Chronocrator (Jupiter-Saturn conjunction) - for this process to work itself out. So don't look for the world to change in an instant. Rather than a sudden collapse, it's more like a settling. As I've said, the soufflé doesn't go flat all at once, but gradually. Look around you, and say it isn't so. Watch the US mid-term election turnaround now in process: there's a clue. And it's only one of many . . .

Also like the 535-536 T-square watershed, 2006 is a year of peak lunar declination. Although the peaks occurred around the equinoxes this year, and are now therefore behind us, they're not far behind. The peaks this month remain mere minutes of arc from the extremes of March and September, so we're still in for more huge storms and significant seismic activity (including powerful earthquakes and volcanic eruptions). So far this year, the brunt of such calamities has fallen on Asia, where historic typhoons have wreaked havoc much as the Atlantic hurricanes did last year. The whole of October remains a geophysical minefield, but there are a number of periods of enhanced risk for severe storm and seismic action. These include the 1st (in the wake of the September 29 lunar south declination peak) and the 4th through the 13th (centering on the October 6 SuperMoon, the last such alignment of the year).

Nolle

[Crouching Tiger]

The Planets are now lining and moving towards the Galactic Center in a fairly tight cluster. They'll arrive there in December. My interpretation is that Gold should be making a bottom soon. Take it with a grain of salt! I've been wrong too many times to list.

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[Crouching Tiger]

I've run the Planetary Applet once again for next target date, which comes in at December 2007 where Jupiter is dead on in the Galactic Center and then starts to leave the GC. This could be Precious Metals top - I don't know - Could be where pm's are really unleashed - I have no idea. If you take the 500 year cycle theory discussed months earlier then 'unleashed' comes to mind.

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