Big planetary event for Soybeans
|3/31 ZS N7 CL 9552
4/28 ZS N7 CL 9524
April Review – “Mercury and Virgo are the major factors for Soybeans and there are three major events related to those factors. 4/07 AC – Mercury turns Retrograde. 4/26 Mercury 0 South Latitude. 4/28 – The Moon’s North Node reaches 0 degrees Virgo. This last factor may not bring an immediate turn, but if the market conditions are right via a sharp decline, this could set up a major low by early May. Key Dates – 4/3, 4/10, 4/20, 4/24, 4/26, 4/28, 4/28 AC”
Results – 4/3 was a short term low. 4/10 was a one day high. 4/20 was a short term high. 4/24 was a good short term high. Score = 4 out of 4 good dates = 100%.
May Update – Big picture for Soybeans is that the Moon’s North Node has left Virgo and this should help remove some supply from the market. The big planetary event for the month is that 5/3 PM, Mercury will turn Direct. Mercury is the ruling planet for Soybeans. Technically, Soybean prices have traded into a narrow range.
Key Dates – 5/1, 5/4, 5/8, 5/18, 5/26
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