The Moon’s distance from Earth varies due to its elliptical orbit
around the Earth. So, when the Moon can be at closest of farthest point from
Earth.
Apogee is the farthest point from the Earth whereas Perigee
is the closest point from the Earth. When at Perigee, the closest point, Moon
appears larger than normal.
Supermoon is the coincidence of a Full Moon (or New Moon or
Poornima) and also the Moon is at Perigee. The technical term is Perigee-syzygy
of the Earth-Moon-Sun system. The opposite of Supermoon is Micromoon.
Most of us have studied or heard that Moon have an effect of
tides due to its gravitational pull. So the Perigee and Apogee phenomena will
have an effect on the tides on Earth.
Does this Apogee and Perigee phenomena effects Stock
Markets?
Yes.
This effect has been proved by many, both pictorially and
statistically. So, why am I doing it again?
To know the reason, go through all the images.
BTW, I too, will be watching this astronomical phenomenon. J
Below are the self explanatory images.
The first image shows the distance of Moon from Earth with
Apogee and Perigee.
Many people (traders) thus use Moon’s distance from Earth to
determine the trend reversal. The Apogee and Perigee points or date with +/- 1
day has shown trend reversal. See
below image. I have used NIFTY50 Index for the same.
Now coming to another
point, this too can be used as a
probable trend reversal point.
Note the distance of Moon at Perigee/Apogee and also at
Apogee/Perigee. Find the mid-point of this. Now, when Moon is that much
farthest from Earth, we get a trend reversal. This need to be calculated for
each cycle.
Example:
On April 30, 2015,
Moon was at a distance of 405085 km from Earth. This was the Apogee Point. On
May 16, 2015, Moon was at Perigee with a distance of 366084.67 km. The
Mid-Point will 385584.85 km. Moon crossed this distance somewhere around May 7,
2015. And we got a low on this date!!!
The Mid-Point value
can be obtained by doing simple mathematics. Find the difference of two extreme
values and either subtract it from the highest value of add to the lowest
value. :)
See the below image to have a clear idea.
Most of the time, the
Mid-Point has given trend reversal.
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