Market Update – July 19, 2026

In our previous market update, we projected that prices would decline into the July 20–21 time period. The market is now moving into that important window. Our current focus is on a potential low pivot around July 20–21, followed by an advance into July 24.

Squaring the Ranges

February 19, 2025 to April 7, 2025

The distance from February 19, 2025 to April 7, 2025 is:

This calculation projects an important market change on July 21, 2026.

In Figure A, July 20 marks the beginning of the sixth square. This date is located at the three-quarter point of the primary square. The market is currently declining into this projected July 20 time period.

June 15, 2026 to June 26, 2026

The distance between these two dates is 11 calendar days:

The second cycle projects July 21 as a potential low pivot.

June 26, 2026 Low to July 15, 2026 High

The price range between the June 26 low and the July 15 high was 287 points:

Both heliocentric Mercury and heliocentric Venus independently project July 21, adding further support to the potential pivot date.

June 26, 2026 to July 10, 2026

Using the same 287-point range:

The July 28 projection corresponds with the seventh square shown in Figure A.

Squaring the July 10 SPX High of 7,580

We can also square the July 10 SPX high by converting the price into minutes and dividing by the 1,440 minutes contained in one day:

The second cycle once again identifies July 20 as the expected low-pivot area.

Astronomical Changes

Several important astronomical changes are also concentrated within the July 18–24 time period.

Moon’s North Node

The Moon’s North Node changes longitudinal speed on July 18, 2026, as shown in Figure B. Changes in planetary or nodal speed can coincide with changes in market momentum and direction.

Mercury Combustion

According to our model, Mercury is no longer combust the Sun as of July 21, as shown in Figure C. Combustion occurs when the longitudinal distance between the Sun and a planet is less than 10 degrees.

Mercury moving away from the Sun and leaving the combustion period represents another meaningful change within the July 20–21 pivot window.

Mercury Turns Direct

Mercury’s longitudinal speed exits retrograde motion and turns direct on July 24, as shown in Figure D. This change should mark another important shift in market direction.

Our current interpretation is that the market may form a low around July 20–21, advance into July 24, and then encounter another pivot. The July 24 date may therefore provide an opportunity for the market to turn lower.

Declination and Planetary Changes

Several additional planetary conditions reinforce the importance of this time window:

• The declination of the Sun and the declination of Uranus cross one another on July 19, suggesting a change in market direction.
• The declination of Saturn turns downward from its peak on July 20, indicating another potential market change.
• Jupiter and Pluto move into opposition to each other, a configuration suggesting the possibility of a market bottom.

Lunar and Planetary Time Cycles

Lunar Time Cycle

The Lunar Time Cycle shown in Figure E identifies an important change on July 21, 2026. This cycle was anchored from the June 2, 2026 all-time high.

Lone Aviator Cycle

The Lone Aviator Cycle shown in Figure F is a faster subcycle than the Lunar Time Cycle. It is also anchored from the June 2, 2026 all-time high.

This cycle identifies two especially important dates:

The Lunar Time Cycle and the Lone Aviator Cycle together suggest a low around July 20–21, followed by a potential pivot high on July 24. Agreement between two independent planetary cycles is especially significant.

The Daniel Code Sequence

Daniel 12:11–12:12

The Daniel Code sequence uses the numbers 1,290 days and 1,335 days. The difference between these two numbers is 45 days.

The number 2,670 can be interpreted through several different time measurements.

The 81-Day Cycle

Converting 2,670 to 2.67 months and multiplying by the average number of days in a month produces:

This closely corresponds with three lunar cycles of approximately 27.32 days each. The number 81 is also an important and recurring time-cycle number.

The 111-Day Cycle

We can also interpret 2,670 as hours:

The 111-day cycle is a strong and repeatable market cycle. Using inclusive calendar counting:

The one-tenth harmonic of 111 is approximately 11 days. Adding 11 days to the July 10 high produces another important projection:

The 1,335-Day Cycle

The full 2,670-day measurement can also be treated as a long-term time cycle. Its one-half harmonic is:

The 1,335-day period is itself an important cycle and is commonly associated with the three-and-one-half-year cycle.

From this perspective, the biblical sequence can be interpreted geometrically, revealing recurring numerical relationships that appear throughout the natural cycles of time.

Conclusion

The July 20–21 period is supported by an unusually strong concentration of independent market-cycle calculations:

• Squaring of calendar-day ranges
• Squaring of the SPX price
• Heliocentric Mercury and Venus cycles
• The Lunar Time Cycle
• The Lone Aviator Cycle
• Mercury’s combustion and longitudinal-speed changes
• Solar, Uranian, and Saturnian declination changes
• The Jupiter–Pluto opposition
• The Daniel Code 111-day cycle

Taken together, these methods suggest that the market may establish a low around July 20–21 and then advance into the next important pivot on July 24. That July 24 pivot may mark a short-term high and the beginning of another move lower.

As always, these dates identify potential changes in market direction. Price action should be carefully observed as the projected time windows arrive.