The July 4th Mars-Uranus conjunction

(14 June 2026)  Stocks rebounded last week as a peace deal with Iran now seemed imminentDespite some volatility in the first half, the indexes finished green on the week as the much-anticipated SpaceX IPO launched successfully on Friday.

The week unfolded more or less in line with the key transits as Monday’s modest gain coincided with the slightly bullish Venus-Jupiter conjunction while the declines on Tuesday and Wednesday highlighted the Mercury-Saturn square.

The updated cumulative trend charts continue to lean bullish.  The cumulative trend line of the May 25 Mars-Pluto-North Node alignment is still mostly tracking its historic mean and median.  While gains appear more modest in the post-alignment period, this pattern nonetheless supports further upside, at least until it reaches the end of its backtest period on June 23 (i.e.  30 days after the May 24 alignment)…

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