SOYBEANS
6/02 ZS X7 CL 9254 6/30 ZS X7 CL 9524
June Review – “In mid May, Soybeans broke their consolidation trading range and accelerated to the downside.
There is no indication of a low being made yet. Other than the usual suspects of the Full Moon and New Moon, the big planetary event for Soybeans in June is 6/13 AC - Mercury 0 North Latitude. Mercury is the ruling planet for
Soybeans. Key Dates – 6/12, 6/15, 6/19”
Results – 6/12 was a short term high. 6/15 was a good short term low. 6/19 was the exact high of the month.
Score = 3 out of 3 good dates = 100%.
July Update – Soybeans made their low of the month near the 6/23 New Moon and then rallied to test the highs of the month by 6/30. Soybean prices have been in a down trend since February and the late June rally is now challenging the downward trading channel with a small breakout to the upside on 6/30. Please note that 7/21 AC Mercury will be 0 South Latitude and 7/28 AC Mercury Greatest Elongation East. Mercury is the ruling planet for Soybeans. The Soybean Fractal model is indicating a major change in trend around 7/15.
Key Dates – 7/24, 7/27, 7/28 AC
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