Market forecasting is done by James Mars Langham. Grain and stocks.

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Cyclical Market Forecasting Stocks and Grain is a complete course of instruction.

A follow up to Planetary Effects on Stock Market Prices was published in 1932.

CHAPTER I: Explanation of how the described planetary effects on economic trends are based solely on tabulated records of the past 75 years that prove it, CHAPTER II: Preliminary technical information. There is a nautical almanac or ephemeris needed. Where to get it and how to read it. An explanation of which aspects are bearish. Major market trends and which planet combinations cause them are covered in chapter III. The strongest long pull indicator. Another indicator that is reliable. Chapter IV deals with the chain effect. An explanation of the influence of a chain on planetary formations. When major trends begin and end. Chapter V contains other long term indicators. There are some signs. There are transits. There were indications of a Neptune combination from 1939 to 1943. The positions have effects. The chart shows the trend of the Industrial Averages compared to planetary positions and sun spots from 1900 to 1938. Chapter VI deals with sun spots. There is solar radiation. The rays are Ultra-Violet. Economic trends have a correlation with sun-spots for the last 50 years. The sun-spot theory is related to the planetary theory. Chapter VII is about short swing indicators. There are minor planets that show the short swings. Tablulated records show a verification. People who are breeders and people who are exciters. Chapter VIII: Tape indications. A number of examples of how the end of line formations and the direction immediately following, diverging averages and triple tops, has been foretold by major and minor planetary formation. Chapter IX deals with Eclipses, Ingresses, and Lunations. Their market interpretation can be seen in the following charts: New Moon 9/3/29, Fall Ingress 9/23/29, Why the panic continued, Eclipse 8/31/32, and New Moon 3/25/33 There are indications of seasonal weather and crop yields. The key points of the Zodiac are the grain. There are indications of sufficient precipitation. The United States has a wheat belt. There are indications for Argentina and Australia. There are 10 charts that explain why 1934 and 1936 were dry and why 1937 and 1938 had big yields. Chapter XI describes a market advisory service. There is an annual and weekly bulletin. CHAPTER XII: Detailed instructions on how to erect ingress or lunation charts for any date. 192 pp. There is a very scarce content. There is a collectible Reprint.