Fwd: Behaviour of Financial markets - CORRECT

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Hello list,

 

I repost the message as there were more errors, including a mixing

of Rahu and Ketu and one date was wrong. The graph in the Photos

section of the SAMVA web page has also been corrected. Apologies for

any inconvenience.

 

Best regards,

 

C

 

 

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The attached message by is quite interesting.

 

He mentions that the change of sign by the slow moving planets later

this year will herald changes for the world, and that he may say

more on this later.

 

A graph showing when these planets enter new signs has been uploaded

to the SAMVA Photos section under SA Theory. Interestingly, all the

planets enter new signs around the same time:

 

Jupiter enters Scorpio on 28 October

Saturn enters Leo on 2 November

Rahu enters Leo and Ketu enters Aquarius on 9 November

 

Perhaps some thoughts can be ventured, based on the writings and

teaching of , who has mentioned that even miserly

Saturn can give good rewards in the royal sign of Leo. Saturn rules

civil servants, labourers (those working hard for less pay), the

elderly, mining industries (including coal and oil), labour-

intensive industries and traditional infrastructure. Saturn will

return (briefly) into Cancer on 11 January 2007, where it will

remain until 16 July 2007.

 

A similar prediction could be made for Ketu in Leo, involving e.g.

spiritual organisations and people.

 

has also accurately predicted economic

developments based on the transit of Saturn in the past. As Saturn

will be in the royal sign of Leo, mostly without long term

affliction, one could therefore expect the developments to be

broadly favourable, except in countries where it will be entering

dusthana houses (Pisces/6, Capricorn/8 and Virgo/12).

 

Almost one year after entering the new signs, Ketu and Saturn will

be conjunct in Leo from 19 September to 11 November 2007, with the

aspect becoming exact on 23 October at 11° 40' Leo. At this time,

when Saturn is conjunct the nodal axis, the indications of Saturn

are likley to be stressed as the conjunction will also have an

effect to weaken Rahu in the MT sign ruled by Saturn, Aquarius. At

that time, some crisis could erupt concerning both the

indications of Saturn and Rahu ( e.g. diplomats or intoxicants).

 

Best regards,

 

C

> , <siha@> wrote:

>

>

> Hello dear Mr. Karacan,

>

> With the upcoming change of signs by three major planets, there

are

> going to

> be many changes in the world economics. If there is any

prediction

> of

> international mundane affairs I will share with the list.

>

> Best wishes,

>

>

>

>

> -

> " Sinan Karacan " <sbkaracan@>

>

> Saturday, June 24, 2006 11:23 AM

> Re: Behaviour of Financial markets

>

>

> Dear Professor,

>

> The same has been happening in Turkish market. The local

currency

> rates

> against euro and dollar were down by around 22 - 25 % during past

5

> weeks.

> Ascending sign in Turkey's chart is gemini. Is it possible to

> predict how

> long this volatility could last?

>

> Best wishes.

>

> Sinan

>

> siha@ wrote:

>

> Hello Mahendra,

>

> Indian market is an important factor of the international

financial

> markets.

> Because of the current transit influences of nodes and Mars in the

> Indian

> independence chart, the markets were destined to retreat. All

those

> who

> sought my opinion when the market was going up were advised to

> desist from

> the temptation. I think these can go

> further down by another around 8 to ten per cent. However, this is

my

> personal astrological view and people should proceed in markets as

> per their

> own assessment of financial markets and as per their own charts.

>

> Best wishes,

>

>

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> -

> " Mahendra " <mahendra_gr@>

>

> Wednesday, June 14, 2006 8:50 AM

> Behaviour of Financial markets

>

> Prof ji: I am not sure if this may be a more appropriate question

for

> SAMVA but whats your observation on the cause of the collapse of

> financial markets? Do you see this to deteriorate further? Thanks,

> Mahendra

>

>