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Hello Mr. Charpentier, Things are difficult but I hope you are able to do that.

Best wishes.

 

 

 

 

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JCharp2796

SAMVA

Wednesday, August 22, 2007 2:32 AM

Re: Stock Market..........!

 

Dear Professor,

 

Will I be able to hold onto my house until then?

 

Thanks,

 

John P. Charpentier

 

 

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Dear and list members,

 

On August 9, some two weeks ago, you predicted the following:

 

>In light of the close conjunction of the MMP (Saturn) with the lord

of the fourth house (Venus) in the SAMVA US chart, the impact of the

subprime market is being felt by the financial markets accross the

world.

>

> The markets are expected to be quite sensitive and volatile accross

the world in the next two weeks because of this conjunction of Saturn

and Venus and its impact in the SAMVA US chart. The table of the

fortunes is likely to be turned.

 

 

I attach below a story on Bloomberg today. The prediction has come

true. The stock prices have had their biggest increase since March

2007. Congratulations, once more, our dear , on

another insightful and correct prediction.

 

Best wishes,

 

Thor

 

Global Stock Gains Show Fed `Stepped Up' to Avert Credit Crisis

 

By Michael Tsang

 

Aug. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Stock markets around the world are rallying in

the wake of the Federal Reserve's decision to cut its lending rate to

banks to help avert a credit crisis.

 

``Clearly the Fed stepped up,'' said Jeffrey Kleintop, who helps

oversee more than $173 billion as chief market strategist at LPL

Financial Services in Boston. With the discount rate cut, the Fed

``told the markets they're not going to let this liquidity crisis

become a major contagion.''

 

The central bank on Aug. 17 cut the interest rate it charges banks by

0.5 percentage point to 5.75 percent, acknowledging for the first

time a policy shift was needed to contain the subprime- mortgage

collapse that roiled financial markets and wiped out $5.56 trillion

in global market value in less than a month.

 

The decision helped ignite a rally in global equities. The Morgan

Stanley Capital International World Index of 23 developed markets has

since rebounded 5.4 percent, after plummeting 11 percent from its

record on July 19.

 

In the U.S., the Standard & Poor's 500 Index climbed 4.8 percent,

while the Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 4.2 percent. The Dow

Jones Stoxx 600 Index of European companies rose 5.2 percent. The

MSCI Asia-Pacific Index jumped 8.1 percent, the biggest weekly

advance since March 2002.

 

Emerging markets rallied the most after suffering the biggest losses

during the global rout. The MSCI Emerging Markets Index climbed 8.7

percent since the discount rate cut, after plummeting 18 percent from

a record on July 23.

 

VIX Tumbles

 

The advance in stocks accompanied a rise in yields of the safest U.S.

government securities as investors waded back into riskier assets.

Three-month Treasury bill yields increased for a fourth day to 4.21

percent, after touching a two-year low of 2.505 percent on Aug. 20.

 

On that day, bill yields tumbled by the most since 1987.

 

The main measure of U.S. stock volatility also declined as stock

markets regained their footing. The Chicago Board Options Exchange

Volatility Index, known as the VIX, fell 31 percent to 20.72 this

week. The drop was the biggest since the CBOE started calculating the

index in 1990. Lower readings indicating traders expect smaller share-

price swings in the next 30 days.

 

The Fed's decision bolstered speculation that the central bank will

lower its benchmark target lending rate on overnight loans between

banks at or before its next meeting on Sept. 18. Goldman Sachs & Co.

predicted that the federal funds target rate will fall to 4.75

percent this year.

 

Interest-rate futures show a 58 percent chance that Fed will lower

its overnight lending rate between banks to 5 percent by its Sept. 18

meeting. Forty-two percent are betting on a cut to 4.75 percent by

then.

 

To contact the reporter on this story: Michael Tsang in New York at

mtsang1 .

 

Last Updated: August 24, 2007 18:05 EDT

SAMVA , <siha wrote:

>

>

> Hello dear list members,

>

> Please see my appended message of 31st May, 2007, wherein I had

observed as under:

>

> Quote

> Stock markets are in a new generation and all reseraches are

becoming redundant very fast. The general conditions in the

countries are not making or making less impact on the stock markets.

In fact a new economic order is in the offing which will influence

even the politics of the world.

> Unquote

>

> In light of the close conjunction of the MMP (Saturn) with the

lord of the fourth house (Venus) in the SAMVA US chart, the impact of

the subprime market is being felt by the financial markets accross

the world.

>

> The markets are expected to be quite sensitive and volatile accross

the world in the next two weeks because of this conjunction of Saturn

and Venus and its impact in the SAMVA US chart. The table of the

fortunes is likely to be turned.

>

> Best wishes.

>

>

> www.YourNetAstrologer.com

> www.JyotishRemedies121.com

> A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018, (India).

> Phones: 2219240 (STD Code 0124, ISD code 91 124)

>

>

> -

> siha

> SAMVA

> Thursday, May 31, 2007 1:18 PM

> Re: Stock Market..........!

>

>

> Hello Ski Woka,

>

> New technology has brought the world on a stage of recreation of

new infrastrcture/markets which is generating wealth for the

knowledge based industry accross the world. The additional wealth is

creating new opportunities for the leasure industry sector, luxury

industry, computer industry, real estate industry, automobile

industry - which in fact is developing a new economic scenario.

>

> Globalisations and the WTO has reduced the powers of the political

administrators. Govts consider the stock market index as one of the

important indicator of the performance of the Govt. The policies of

the Govt are market friendly to induce new investments and bringing

improvement in life styles of the masses.

>

> Stock markets are in a new generation and all reseraches are

becoming redundant very fast. The general conditions in the

countries are not making or making less impact on the stock markets.

In fact a new economic order is in the offing which will influence

even the politics of the world.

>

> Best wishes.

>

>

>

> -

> ski woka

> SAMVA

> Thursday, May 31, 2007 1:02 PM

> Re: Stock Market..........!

>

>

> Rahul

> I'm not a learned member but have been " quietly " researching the

markets for some time now.

> Just recently I've been trying with the help of my friends to

rectify FTSE100 natal using SA and eod data. It looks promising, like

most systems till you try and trade with it.

>

> Anyway there are " Astrologers " or more appropriately " Astro

researchers " who have figured out atleast partially how the Astro

Aspects, Planets and its various configurations work. There are some

like

> Orionsbelt,

> Galactic Trader,

> tradingharmonically,

> that are mostly focussed on astro techniques.

>

> You may also like to look these guys up. They do share ideas but

have to make a living teaching hence the subscriptions ( " guru

dakshina " ) .

>

> http://jpearlquicktrader.blogspot.com/

> http://www.rosecast.com/

> http://www.galacticinvestor.com/workshop/past_workshops.htm

> http://www.galacticinvestor.com/Books_Videos_Tapes.htm

> http://www.fibonaccitrader.com/ (lot of material here)

> http://www.wave59.com/showcase/archives.asp (lot of material

here)

> http://www.wave59.com/showcase/022807.asp check the Jyotish

technique Astakvarga applied to Dow !

> http://www.wave59.com/astrology.asp

> http://www.howisyourdaytoday.com/WhatIsVJ.htm Jyotish

>

> http://jpearlquicktrader.blogspot.com/ &

http://www.starpearls.com/moon.html

> Jonathan Pearl seems good. One of my colleagues has forked out

the $3k and is still wrapt about his techniques.. Don't know whether

he'll get better or worse as Mr Pearl seem's intent on learning Vedic

Astro (Jyotish)

>

> WARNING: even though not bigotted their techniques are mostly

TROPICAL (not sidereal) geocentric.

>

> gotta go

> If you still need more let me know but please be patient as I

only post here infrequently.

> prem

>

>

> Vyas Munidas <muni> wrote:

> Hello Rahul,

>

> First of all, to consider this area, ensure that you have

strong natal

> planets to support it.

>

> Once you find the proper chart for the related stock exchange,

then you can

> understand ups and downs very easily, as you would any natal

chart. That

> said, in my limited experience there hasn't been a satisfactory

chart posted

> for any stock exchange yet, and I am not in possession of any

that I

> suspect.

>

> Additionally, with globalization, all stock markets are

connected. With this

> consideration, it is even more difficult to understand the

movement of a

> country's SE in isolation or simply based on its natal chart.

>

> Best regards,

>

> Vyas Munidas

>

> -

> " rahul vashisht "

> To:SAMVA ;

> Tuesday, May 29, 2007 2:20 AM

> Stock Market..........!

>

> Dear Learned Members....!

>

> I had learned SA from Shri books and his

websites ......his

> case studies are awesome and help us a lot in clearing our

concepts.

>

> I just wanna help from from shri choudary and Learned Members

to please

> shed some light on financial Astrology..... Stock Market ...

>

> I have found on the internet some astrologer P K Vasudev has

wriiten book

> related to astrology and stock markets but i only follow SA so

i want to

> analyse Stock Market related to SA concepts .... If Shri

Choudhry guide me

> on this subject i would be very greatful to him or any learned

members can

> shed some light on this matter wrt SA .

>

> Few Querries :-

>

> a) Which chart to be used for BSE/NSE ?

>

> b)Broadly what kind of Transits results for Bullish/Bearish

Trend ?

>

> c) Wht factors are most crucial for intra day trading .?

>

> Thanks

>

> Warm Regards

>

> Rahul Vashisht

>

>

> --

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