Did you know that the word “Ides” comes from the Roman calendar, that’s all. It signifies the middle of the month, usually the 15th but the 13th in some months. The New Year use to begin in March on the Ides, until that silly Gregorian calendar showed up.
So what are we to make of this phrase? Let’s be creative. Let’s use our imagination. The Dragon sees the future. The reality is that the markets always go up, until they don’t. Then they go up from the bottom. Always up. The Dragon will see to it that there is always an up.