The March planetary analysis indicates that the best areas to monitor this month are:
1) Stocks; 2) US $; 3) T-Bonds; 4) Oats; 5 tie) Oil & Wheat; 6) Commodity Index; 7) Soybeans;
8) Corn; 9) Copper; 10 tie) Cattle & Cotton; 11) Aussie $; 12) Sugar; 13) Coffee.

US DOLLAR

1/29 DX AO CL 99.531
2/26 DX AO CL 98.148

February Review – “Technically, the US Dollar seems to be trading in a fairly well defined narrow trading range. Please see the enclosed chart. On 1/28, the Dollar Index was resting on the bottom of its trading channel. By the close of 1/29, it was approaching the top of its trading channel. Currently that sort of price behavior seems to be the pattern for the Dollar. Key Dates – 2/1, 2/8, 2/11 PM, *2/16*, 2/22, 2/26 AC “ Results – 2/1 was very close in price and one day past a very good high. 2/8 was a short term high. 2/11 was the low of the month. 2/16 and 2/22 were not effective. Score = 3 out of 5 good dates = 60%.

March Update – Technically, the US Dollar is in a rebound rally from the mid February low. The two biggest events for this month are 2/29 AC – Moon’s North Node 0 US Neptune. This is a major 18.6 year cycle for the US. 3/24 – Moon’s North Node Contra-Parallel US Saturn.

Key Dates – 2/29, 3/1, 3/9, 3/14, 3/23, 3/28, 3/29, 4/1, 4/1 AC

USD

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