MMACycles.com Free Weekly Column For the Week Beginning September 28, 2026 ©

Quick quote from Thursday's Wall Street Journal to get us started.

President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that France plans to send troops to Saudi Arabia to help protect a refinery and crude oil pipeline in the Red Sea port of Yanbu, ramping up France's military efforts to contain the impact of the Iranian war.

End quote.

Now, Pouillon's reflections on this week passed in the markets.

He says, as the conflict expands and more countries get dragged in, this is starting to look more like a world war.

The bond markets are signaling monetary stress, while the technology stocks remain optimistic at the autumn ingress.

As global leaders meet at the United Nations, there is once again a sense of hope as the Sun forms an optimistic kite pattern in the heavens with a grand air trine of the Sun, Uranus, and Pluto, and with the Sun also in opposition to Neptune.

This has led to a retreat in crude oil prices, Neptune rules crude oil, and a rally in the NASDAQ and the S&P 500 to new all-time highs.

This is not surprising as the Sun-Neptune opposition is one of the most powerful geocosmics according to our research methods.

However, a worrying bearish intermarket divergence is emerging with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which fell to a new low, with early signs of the soon-to-come retrograde cycles of both Venus and Mercury.

Global equity markets from Europe to Asia, the Pacific and Latin America remain below their respective highs from earlier in the year.

The U.S. dollar index has been one of the week's clearest winners, rallying above 100 earlier in the week, supported by rising Treasury yields and expectations of additional Fed tightening.

This continues to place pressure on precious metals, which continue to consolidate.

Bitcoin managed to break an important resistance zone, taking out the May high despite negative news concerning regulatory uncertainty after the US Senate failed to advance comprehensive crypto legislation.

And there was news of another hack in which $350 million was stolen from the BitGet crypto exchange.

Momentum has shifted, and we could see further big moves next week as inflation data is released on September 30th, U.S. payroll on October 2nd.

These reports may act as triggers as they are happening in the orb of the September 29th and 30th and October 2nd through the 5th critical reversal dates.

Quick quote from Thursday's Wall Street Journal to get us started.

President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that France plans to send troops to Saudi Arabia to help protect a refinery and crude oil pipeline in the Red Sea port of Yanbu, ramping up France's military efforts to contain the impact of the Iranian war.

End quote.

Now, Pouillon's reflections on this week passed in the markets.

He says, as the conflict expands and more countries get dragged in, this is starting to look more like a world war.

The bond markets are signaling monetary stress, while the technology stocks remain optimistic at the autumn ingress.

As global leaders meet at the United Nations, there is once again a sense of hope as the Sun forms an optimistic kite pattern in the heavens with a grand air trine of the Sun, Uranus, and Pluto, and with the Sun also in opposition to Neptune.

This has led to a retreat in crude oil prices, Neptune rules crude oil, and a rally in the NASDAQ and the S&P 500 to new all-time highs.

This is not surprising as the Sun-Neptune opposition is one of the most powerful geocosmics according to our research methods.

However, a worrying bearish intermarket divergence is emerging with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which fell to a new low, with early signs of the soon-to-come retrograde cycles of both Venus and Mercury.

Global equity markets from Europe to Asia, the Pacific and Latin America remain below their respective highs from earlier in the year.

The U.S. dollar index has been one of the week's clearest winners, rallying above 100 earlier in the week, supported by rising Treasury yields and expectations of additional Fed tightening.

This continues to place pressure on precious metals, which continue to consolidate.

Bitcoin managed to break an important resistance zone, taking out the May high despite negative news concerning regulatory uncertainty after the US Senate failed to advance comprehensive crypto legislation.

And there was news of another hack in which $350 million was stolen from the BitGet crypto exchange.

Momentum has shifted, and we could see further big moves next week as inflation data is released on September 30th, U.S. payroll on October 2nd.

These reports may act as triggers as they are happening in the orb of the September 29th and 30th and October 2nd through the 5th critical reversal dates.