Lunar Cycle Research
True Moon Analysis
The moon is the oldest market cycle. Before charts, before price, there was the rhythm of the lunar field governing collective emotion, tide, and sentiment. True Moon Analysis maps this onto modern markets.
Why the Moon?
Studies across centuries of market data show consistent patterns around lunar phase transitions — not as superstition, but as a measurable effect on collective human psychology and risk appetite.
The gravitational and electromagnetic influence of the moon on water, biology, and human emotion is documented across disciplines. Markets are made of humans. Humans respond to the lunar field.
True Moon Analysis does not predict exact prices. It identifies vibrational windows — periods of heightened sensitivity, potential inflection, and energetic shift — and overlays these onto market structure using the DCA PRO indicator system.
Lunar Phase Framework
New Moon
Initiation
Quiet accumulation. New cycles begin. Low visibility, high potential.
Signal: Watch for breakouts from consolidation within 3 days.
Waxing Crescent
Building
Momentum building. Early trend confirmation.
Signal: With-trend entries favoured. Risk appetite growing.
First Quarter
Decision
Tension. Directional commitment required.
Signal: Breakout or rejection from key levels. High volatility window.
Waxing Gibbous
Expansion
Peak expansion energy. Trend strongest.
Signal: Ride existing positions. Trailing stops tighten.
Full Moon
Culmination
Emotional peak. Over-extension possible. Reversal window.
Signal: Counter-trend setups. Absorption signals. TD exhaustion.
Waning Gibbous
Distribution
Smart money distributes into retail enthusiasm.
Signal: Momentum fading. Tighten stops. Reduce exposure.
Last Quarter
Release
Correction / consolidation. Cleansing phase.
Signal: Wait for structure to re-establish. Reduce sizing.
Waning Crescent
Rest
Low energy. Sideways drift. Accumulation quietly forming.
Signal: Scenario C (Wait). Prepare for New Moon cycle.
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