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Micron has faded 35%...

How Much Lower??

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M.G. Bucholtz
Jul 28, 2026
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For the answer to this complex question, we turn to the cosmos. As I have mentioned in my writing, the planets are spatially distributed in accordance with the Fibonacci sequence. This leads me to take the position “as above, so below”. Events in our cosmos will influence human emotion and thereby the financial markets.

In my July 20th newsletter (The Bull, Bear & Planets Report), I included a writeup on Micron Technology (N:MU).

I focused on the June 25 high and noted that at that date heliocentric Mercury was at 241 degrees. From this date, if one takes a 2nd harmonic of this degree amount (120.5), the date of July 31 comes into focus.

I next applied Bayer’s Rule 10-A using June 25 as a start point. Rule 10-A (which uses heliocentric Mars) points to August 4-5 as a key date.

I next looked at heliocentric latitude. When MU first went public in June 1984, Mercury was very near its latitude minimum. W.D. Gann was a proponent of looking at time when natal first trade latitude events repeated. Here and now this week, Mercury is again at its latitude minimum. If one looks back in time at all of these cyclical Mercury latitudes, it becomes apparent that there is a correlation to price pivot points and these latitude events.

So that takes care of the time factor. Now for the bigger question - how much more will MU share price decline as we head into this time window?

For this we turn to Fibonacci math.

I am sorry - but I have to insert a paywall here. The Fibonacci math that I am about to describe is not the stuff typically touted in trading textbooks. I came upon this stuff in an old manuscript written by a commodity trader some 35 years ago.

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