GOLD, USD and other markets

November 24, 2006

Dear List,

Expect the gold rally to be very heavy in the first two weeks of December, given by Mars-Jupiter. We are trading close to 640 now; my call was for new long positions this week on my site (Su-Ju):

[Wed Nov 22, 2006 11:08 ET

EURO faces resistance at the 2980 level and support is seen around 2865. A pullback until the London/NY sessions on Friday is probable. GOLD longs have played well so far. Support is pegged in the 620 area.]

I would not be surprised to see a retest of the yearly high at 730ish. I have previously discussed the power and role of Mars in a financial context - the rise should be very steep. Next week, buy on dip mode for position ensues; Su-Ju are no longer close. Usual in this paradigm, short USD follows. EUR/USD can have a 4-5 cent rally into December (~1.3100 currently).

Noteable is the Ra-Ma effect last night with USD hitting yearly lows on statements from PBoC Deputy Governor Xiaoling - USD weakness starting to hurt FX reserves of East Asian countries. So he wants USD strength, but further weakness happened on his words. Two elements play economically in this scenario 1) fear of FX diversification 2) manipulation in the markets triggering huge stops and sell orders. The move was absolutely fantastic as far fall per minute is concerned.

Also, Ra-Me is on next week. We can expect more manipulations and fluctuations in the markets, but not so severe as the weekend is when it is exact.

Additionally, no good can come from the China-Pakistan deal where China has agreed to take a 'constructive role' in the Kashmiri issue. It has been solemized at an inauspicious configuration

Nov 24, 2006 3:29 AM -05:00Islamabad, Pakistan Longitude: 73E08 Latitude: 33N40

My news service is very quick, so it must have hit the wire within 2 minutes of the time stamp.

Best regards,

Vyas Munidas

November 24, 2006

Dear Vyas,

Thank you for the predictions. They seem reasonable also in view of

the developments.

Just for background, it might be helpful to recall that the EUR/USD

exchange rate began on 1 January 1999 at around 1.18. The rate (the

value of the euro relative to the dollar) then declined in a

relatively straight line to 0.83 towards the end of 2000. This move

represented around 30% weakening of the euro relative to the dollar.

Many were concerned about the future of the euro as a new currency at

that point, including George Soros. The EUR/USD rate remained low

through 2001.

In 2002 the EUR/USD rate began to rise and this move continued

through the end of 2004, where the rate peaked at 1.36. This three

year run raised the rate by 65% from its trough. At this point many

had become concerned about a further drop in the value of the dollar.

In 2005, the EUR/USD rate then fell to around 1.17.

In 2006 the rate has again risen and is now at 1.31. At the present

time, the euro is therefore historically rather high relative to the

dollar, although it is not yet again at the previous peak reached in

December 2004.

From a fundamental position, in view of both an expected narrowing of

the US-euro interest rate differential (presently the differential

between the federal funds rate of 5.25% and the ECBs main refinancing

rate of 3.25% is 2.00%) and the protracted and ever widening US trade

imbalances, most analysts favour a further rise in the EUR/USD

exchange rate.

Your prediction for a further 4/5% rise in the EUR/USD rate would

thus take it to around 1.36-1.37 - its previous peak. Should the rate

stay within that peak, the rate could be expected to strengthen

again. It would then serve as an upper boundary.

Should the EUR/USD exchange rate exceed the prior peak, the weakening

of the dollar (a further rise in the rate) could become more

sustained.

So, it will be very interesting to follow your prediction in December.

Best wishes,

C

SAMVA , " Vyas Munidas " <muni> wrote:

>

> Dear List,

>

> Expect the gold rally to be very heavy in the first two weeks of

December, given by Mars-Jupiter. We are trading close to 640 now; my

call was for new long positions this week on my site (Su-Ju):

>

> [Wed Nov 22, 2006 11:08 ET

>

> EURO faces resistance at the 2980 level and support is seen around

2865. A pullback until the London/NY sessions on Friday is probable.

GOLD longs have played well so far. Support is pegged in the 620

area.]

>

> I would not be surprised to see a retest of the yearly high at

730ish. I have previously discussed the power and role of Mars in a

financial context - the rise should be very steep. Next week, buy on

dip mode for position ensues; Su-Ju are no longer close. Usual in

this paradigm, short USD follows. EUR/USD can have a 4-5 cent rally

into December (~1.3100 currently).

>

> Noteable is the Ra-Ma effect last night with USD hitting yearly

lows on statements from PBoC Deputy Governor Xiaoling - USD weakness

starting to hurt FX reserves of East Asian countries. So he wants USD

strength, but further weakness happened on his words. Two elements

play economically in this scenario 1) fear of FX diversification 2)

manipulation in the markets triggering huge stops and sell orders.

The move was absolutely fantastic as far fall per minute is

concerned.

>

> Also, Ra-Me is on next week. We can expect more manipulations and

fluctuations in the markets, but not so severe as the weekend is when

it is exact.

>

> Additionally, no good can come from the China-Pakistan deal where

China has agreed to take a 'constructive role' in the Kashmiri issue.

It has been solemized at an inauspicious configuration

> Nov 24, 2006 3:29 AM -05:00

> Islamabad, Pakistan Longitude: 73E08 Latitude: 33N40

>

> My news service is very quick, so it must have hit the wire within

2 minutes of the time stamp.

>

> Best regards,

>

> Vyas Munidas

>

November 25, 2006

Dear C,

Best regards,

Vyas Munidas

-

cosmologer

SAMVA

Saturday, November 25, 2006 1:47 AM

Re: GOLD, USD and other markets

Dear Vyas,Thank you for the predictions. They seem reasonable also in view of the developments.Just for background, it might be helpful to recall that the EUR/USD exchange rate began on 1 January 1999 at around 1.18. The rate (the value of the euro relative to the dollar) then declined in a relatively straight line to 0.83 towards the end of 2000. This move represented around 30% weakening of the euro relative to the dollar. Many were concerned about the future of the euro as a new currency at that point, including George Soros. The EUR/USD rate remained low through 2001. In 2002 the EUR/USD rate began to rise and this move continued through the end of 2004, where the rate peaked at 1.36. This three year run raised the rate by 65% from its trough. At this point many had become concerned about a further drop in the value of the dollar.In 2005, the EUR/USD rate then fell to around 1.17. In 2006 the rate has again risen and is now at 1.31. At the present time, the euro is therefore historically rather high relative to the dollar, although it is not yet again at the previous peak reached in December 2004. From a fundamental position, in view of both an expected narrowing of the US-euro interest rate differential (presently the differential between the federal funds rate of 5.25% and the ECBs main refinancing rate of 3.25% is 2.00%) and the protracted and ever widening US trade imbalances, most analysts favour a further rise in the EUR/USD exchange rate.Your prediction for a further 4/5% rise in the EUR/USD rate would thus take it to around 1.36-1.37 - its previous peak. Should the rate stay within that peak, the rate could be expected to strengthen again. It would then serve as an upper boundary.Should the EUR/USD exchange rate exceed the prior peak, the weakening of the dollar (a further rise in the rate) could become more sustained. So, it will be very interesting to follow your prediction in December.Best wishes,CSAMVA , "Vyas Munidas" <muni> wrote:>> Dear List,> > Expect the gold rally to be very heavy in the first two weeks of December, given by Mars-Jupiter. We are trading close to 640 now; my call was for new long positions this week on my site (Su-Ju): > > [Wed Nov 22, 2006 11:08 ET> > EURO faces resistance at the 2980 level and support is seen around 2865. A pullback until the London/NY sessions on Friday is probable. GOLD longs have played well so far. Support is pegged in the 620 area.] > > > > I would not be surprised to see a retest of the yearly high at 730ish. I have previously discussed the power and role of Mars in a financial context - the rise should be very steep. Next week, buy on dip mode for position ensues; Su-Ju are no longer close. Usual in this paradigm, short USD follows. EUR/USD can have a 4-5 cent rally into December (~1.3100 currently). > > > Noteable is the Ra-Ma effect last night with USD hitting yearly lows on statements from PBoC Deputy Governor Xiaoling - USD weakness starting to hurt FX reserves of East Asian countries. So he wants USD strength, but further weakness happened on his words. Two elements play economically in this scenario 1) fear of FX diversification 2) manipulation in the markets triggering huge stops and sell orders. The move was absolutely fantastic as far fall per minute is concerned. > > Also, Ra-Me is on next week. We can expect more manipulations and fluctuations in the markets, but not so severe as the weekend is when it is exact. > > Additionally, no good can come from the China-Pakistan deal where China has agreed to take a 'constructive role' in the Kashmiri issue. It has been solemized at an inauspicious configuration > Nov 24, 2006 3:29 AM -05:00> Islamabad, Pakistan Longitude: 73E08 Latitude: 33N40> > My news service is very quick, so it must have hit the wire within 2 minutes of the time stamp.> > > Best regards,> > Vyas Munidas>

November 25, 2006

Dear C,

Thank you for your email. Let's see how it plays. The coming gold rise is clearest right now. Technically, EUR/USD has broken out of a locked range last week. This is the sort of breakout that inspires alot of USD selling.

Best regards,

Vyas Munidas

-

cosmologer

SAMVA

Saturday, November 25, 2006 1:47 AM

Re: GOLD, USD and other markets

Dear Vyas,Thank you for the predictions. They seem reasonable also in view of the developments.Just for background, it might be helpful to recall that the EUR/USD exchange rate began on 1 January 1999 at around 1.18. The rate (the value of the euro relative to the dollar) then declined in a relatively straight line to 0.83 towards the end of 2000. This move represented around 30% weakening of the euro relative to the dollar. Many were concerned about the future of the euro as a new currency at that point, including George Soros. The EUR/USD rate remained low through 2001. In 2002 the EUR/USD rate began to rise and this move continued through the end of 2004, where the rate peaked at 1.36. This three year run raised the rate by 65% from its trough. At this point many had become concerned about a further drop in the value of the dollar.In 2005, the EUR/USD rate then fell to around 1.17. In 2006 the rate has again risen and is now at 1.31. At the present time, the euro is therefore historically rather high relative to the dollar, although it is not yet again at the previous peak reached in December 2004. From a fundamental position, in view of both an expected narrowing of the US-euro interest rate differential (presently the differential between the federal funds rate of 5.25% and the ECBs main refinancing rate of 3.25% is 2.00%) and the protracted and ever widening US trade imbalances, most analysts favour a further rise in the EUR/USD exchange rate.Your prediction for a further 4/5% rise in the EUR/USD rate would thus take it to around 1.36-1.37 - its previous peak. Should the rate stay within that peak, the rate could be expected to strengthen again. It would then serve as an upper boundary.Should the EUR/USD exchange rate exceed the prior peak, the weakening of the dollar (a further rise in the rate) could become more sustained. So, it will be very interesting to follow your prediction in December.Best wishes,CSAMVA , "Vyas Munidas" <muni> wrote:>> Dear List,> > Expect the gold rally to be very heavy in the first two weeks of December, given by Mars-Jupiter. We are trading close to 640 now; my call was for new long positions this week on my site (Su-Ju): > > [Wed Nov 22, 2006 11:08 ET> > EURO faces resistance at the 2980 level and support is seen around 2865. A pullback until the London/NY sessions on Friday is probable. GOLD longs have played well so far. Support is pegged in the 620 area.] > > > > I would not be surprised to see a retest of the yearly high at 730ish. I have previously discussed the power and role of Mars in a financial context - the rise should be very steep. Next week, buy on dip mode for position ensues; Su-Ju are no longer close. Usual in this paradigm, short USD follows. EUR/USD can have a 4-5 cent rally into December (~1.3100 currently). > > > Noteable is the Ra-Ma effect last night with USD hitting yearly lows on statements from PBoC Deputy Governor Xiaoling - USD weakness starting to hurt FX reserves of East Asian countries. So he wants USD strength, but further weakness happened on his words. Two elements play economically in this scenario 1) fear of FX diversification 2) manipulation in the markets triggering huge stops and sell orders. The move was absolutely fantastic as far fall per minute is concerned. > > Also, Ra-Me is on next week. We can expect more manipulations and fluctuations in the markets, but not so severe as the weekend is when it is exact. > > Additionally, no good can come from the China-Pakistan deal where China has agreed to take a 'constructive role' in the Kashmiri issue. It has been solemized at an inauspicious configuration > Nov 24, 2006 3:29 AM -05:00> Islamabad, Pakistan Longitude: 73E08 Latitude: 33N40> > My news service is very quick, so it must have hit the wire within 2 minutes of the time stamp.> > > Best regards,> > Vyas Munidas>

November 25, 2006

Dear Vyas

It will be most interesting how this plays out especially with all

those planets in Scorpio on 12/4 with Ma conjuncting Me at same

time. If it goes, it may go rather big as you indicated. May be

even more interesting when each time Scorpio passes through 5H of

speculation.

Sincerely,

SB

SAMVA , " Vyas Munidas " <muni> wrote:

>

> Dear C,

>

> Thank you for your email. Let's see how it plays. The coming gold

rise is clearest right now. Technically, EUR/USD has broken out of a

locked range last week. This is the sort of breakout that inspires

alot of USD selling.

>

> Best regards,

>

> Vyas Munidas

>

> -

> cosmologer

> SAMVA

> Saturday, November 25, 2006 1:47 AM

> Re: GOLD, USD and other markets

>

> Dear Vyas,

>

> Thank you for the predictions. They seem reasonable also in view

of

> the developments.

>

> Just for background, it might be helpful to recall that the

EUR/USD

> exchange rate began on 1 January 1999 at around 1.18. The rate

(the

> value of the euro relative to the dollar) then declined in a

> relatively straight line to 0.83 towards the end of 2000. This

move

> represented around 30% weakening of the euro relative to the

dollar.

> Many were concerned about the future of the euro as a new

currency at

> that point, including George Soros. The EUR/USD rate remained low

> through 2001.

>

> In 2002 the EUR/USD rate began to rise and this move continued

> through the end of 2004, where the rate peaked at 1.36. This

three

> year run raised the rate by 65% from its trough. At this point

many

> had become concerned about a further drop in the value of the

dollar.

>

> In 2005, the EUR/USD rate then fell to around 1.17.

>

> In 2006 the rate has again risen and is now at 1.31. At the

present

> time, the euro is therefore historically rather high relative to

the

> dollar, although it is not yet again at the previous peak reached

in

> December 2004.

>

> From a fundamental position, in view of both an expected

narrowing of

> the US-euro interest rate differential (presently the

differential

> between the federal funds rate of 5.25% and the ECBs main

refinancing

> rate of 3.25% is 2.00%) and the protracted and ever widening US

trade

> imbalances, most analysts favour a further rise in the EUR/USD

> exchange rate.

>

> Your prediction for a further 4/5% rise in the EUR/USD rate would

> thus take it to around 1.36-1.37 - its previous peak. Should the

rate

> stay within that peak, the rate could be expected to strengthen

> again. It would then serve as an upper boundary.

>

> Should the EUR/USD exchange rate exceed the prior peak, the

weakening

> of the dollar (a further rise in the rate) could become more

> sustained.

>

> So, it will be very interesting to follow your prediction in

December.

>

> Best wishes,

>

> C

>

> SAMVA , " Vyas Munidas " <munidas@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear List,

> >

> > Expect the gold rally to be very heavy in the first two weeks

of

> December, given by Mars-Jupiter. We are trading close to 640 now;

my

> call was for new long positions this week on my site (Su-Ju):

> >

> > [Wed Nov 22, 2006 11:08 ET

> >

> > EURO faces resistance at the 2980 level and support is seen

around

> 2865. A pullback until the London/NY sessions on Friday is

probable.

> GOLD longs have played well so far. Support is pegged in the 620

> area.]

> >

> > I would not be surprised to see a retest of the yearly high at

> 730ish. I have previously discussed the power and role of Mars in

a

> financial context - the rise should be very steep. Next week, buy

on

> dip mode for position ensues; Su-Ju are no longer close. Usual in

> this paradigm, short USD follows. EUR/USD can have a 4-5 cent

rally

> into December (~1.3100 currently).

> >

> > Noteable is the Ra-Ma effect last night with USD hitting yearly

> lows on statements from PBoC Deputy Governor Xiaoling - USD

weakness

> starting to hurt FX reserves of East Asian countries. So he wants

USD

> strength, but further weakness happened on his words. Two

elements

> play economically in this scenario 1) fear of FX diversification

2)

> manipulation in the markets triggering huge stops and sell

orders.

> The move was absolutely fantastic as far fall per minute is

> concerned.

> >

> > Also, Ra-Me is on next week. We can expect more manipulations

and

> fluctuations in the markets, but not so severe as the weekend is

when

> it is exact.

> >

> > Additionally, no good can come from the China-Pakistan deal

where

> China has agreed to take a 'constructive role' in the Kashmiri

issue.

> It has been solemized at an inauspicious configuration

> > Nov 24, 2006 3:29 AM -05:00

> > Islamabad, Pakistan Longitude: 73E08 Latitude: 33N40

> >

> > My news service is very quick, so it must have hit the wire

within

> 2 minutes of the time stamp.

> >

> > Best regards,

> >

> > Vyas Munidas

> >

>

December 1, 2006

Dear Vyas,

On 24 November you predicted:

>EUR/USD can have a 4-5 cent rally into December (~1.3100 currently).

Well, one week later, the dollar has declined in value having

surpassed 1.33 as of today (1 December). The media has also given the

recent deline considerable notice, including on the front page of

this weeks Economist magazine.

http://www.economist.com/index.html

It will interesting to see how the dollar fares in comgin days and

weeks.

Best regards,

C

December 1, 2006

Dear C,

The decline in USD should come, especially with the GOLD signature lining up next week (Me-Ma-Ju close, +700 is my thought, under 650 currently). We are trading at levels not seen since the early 90's in GBP/USD. As we've discussed, the pair usually outperforms. It hasn't dissappointed. EURO is at March 2005 levels. I am earmarking USD for another beating next week. Let's see where it goes.

Best regards,

Vyas Munidas

-

cosmologer

SAMVA

Friday, December 01, 2006 12:29 PM

Re: GOLD, USD and other markets

Dear Vyas,On 24 November you predicted:>EUR/USD can have a 4-5 cent rally into December (~1.3100 currently).Well, one week later, the dollar has declined in value having surpassed 1.33 as of today (1 December). The media has also given the recent deline considerable notice, including on the front page of this weeks Economist magazine.http://www.economist.com/index.htmlIt will interesting to see how the dollar fares in comgin days and weeks.Best regards,C

December 8, 2006

Dear Cosmologer and List,

This is an update to the market action. My idea was to see a huge gold rise this week with the Mars-Jupiter conjunction and strong Sun. There has been no substantial follow through. It is likely due to Mercury's conjunction to Ma, and Ju and the removal of the affliction Ra-Me. Return to rational thought is there, but a huge drive to make something happen is also present.

EUR/USD hit a high on the 3rd at 1.3367, and sharply retested today 1.3365 and then sold off to 1.3193 three hrs later - very rare occurence in the markets. Gold topped at 650 on Dec 1, dipped to 625 on the 6th, 638 today and now back to 625.

This combination of planets causes no clear direction as instruments which are usually inversely proportional are driven to move in positive directions individually. The result is a sideways market until there is a trigger. Ju-Mo was the only aspect present today. Both these planets are significators of banks; risk adverse was the play - profit taking and stop blowing ensued. Central Bank Paulson's comments on China's monetary policy sparked the move

- Upcoming on the 26th is Ma-Ra aspect into the first week of Jan. Oil and Gas can rise. Sa is weak by age and deb in D9, but its dispositor, the Sun is strong which is inturn disposited by influence free Jupiter.

- The transit of the Sun (till second week of Jan) and Venus (around end of Dec) through Sg should contribute to the buoyancy/rise of gold.

- I remain bullish on Gold in the near term. 650 is the line to cross to open up the 700's. 620/25 is short term support.

Best regards,

Vyas Munidas

-

cosmologer

SAMVA

Friday, December 01, 2006 12:29 PM

Re: GOLD, USD and other markets

Dear Vyas,On 24 November you predicted:>EUR/USD can have a 4-5 cent rally into December (~1.3100 currently).Well, one week later, the dollar has declined in value having surpassed 1.33 as of today (1 December). The media has also given the recent deline considerable notice, including on the front page of this weeks Economist magazine.http://www.economist.com/index.htmlIt will interesting to see how the dollar fares in comgin days and weeks.Best regards,C

December 24, 2006

Dear Vyas,

You prediction for a further weakening of the dollar in December was

realised, but perhaps not to the extent predicted and mostly

manifested in the early days of the month and not in the second week.

The dollar-euro rate went from around 131 in late November to above

133 in the first half of December. However, it did not cross 134 or

135 as you thought it might. Of course, it is hard (perhaps

impossible) to quantify such predictions based on astrology, but a

rise in the rate did take place with a lot of nervousness as the

dollar skirted its historic low (the higher the exchange rate the

weaker the currency) against the euro (135-136) reached at the end of

2004. The dollar is back at around 131.

While the gold price did rise in early December (almost to $650), it

did not rise nearly as much as predicted ($730) and only rose in the

first days of the month (until 4 December, as per

http://kitco.com/charts/livegold.html).

Such trial and error experiences are valuable feedback to hone the

methodology. Likely to rely only on a partial SA approach (using only

the general indications of planets) is not sufficient.

Best regards,

C

SAMVA , " Vyas Munidas " <munidas@> wrote:

>

> Dear List,

>

> Expect the gold rally to be very heavy in the first two weeks of

December, given by Mars-Jupiter. We are trading close to 640 now; my

call was for new long positions this week on my site (Su-Ju):

>

> [Wed Nov 22, 2006 11:08 ET

>

> EURO faces resistance at the 2980 level and support is seen around

2865. A pullback until the London/NY sessions on Friday is probable.

GOLD longs have played well so far. Support is pegged in the 620

area.]

>

> I would not be surprised to see a retest of the yearly high at

730ish. I have previously discussed the power and role of Mars in a

financial context - the rise should be very steep. Next week, buy on

dip mode for position ensues; Su-Ju are no longer close. Usual in

this paradigm, short USD follows. EUR/USD can have a 4-5 cent rally

into December (~1.3100 currently).

>

> Noteable is the Ra-Ma effect last night with USD hitting yearly

lows on statements from PBoC Deputy Governor Xiaoling - USD weakness

starting to hurt FX reserves of East Asian countries. So he wants USD

strength, but further weakness happened on his words. Two elements

play economically in this scenario 1) fear of FX diversification 2)

manipulation in the markets triggering huge stops and sell orders.

The move was absolutely fantastic as far fall per minute is

concerned.

>

> Also, Ra-Me is on next week. We can expect more manipulations and

fluctuations in the markets, but not so severe as the weekend is when

it is exact.

>

> Additionally, no good can come from the China-Pakistan deal where

China has agreed to take a 'constructive role' in the Kashmiri issue.

It has been solemized at an inauspicious configuration

> Nov 24, 2006 3:29 AM -05:00

> Islamabad, Pakistan Longitude: 73E08 Latitude: 33N40

>

> My news service is very quick, so it must have hit the wire within

2 minutes of the time stamp.

>

> Best regards,

>

> Vyas Munidas

December 24, 2006

Dear Cosmologer,

Yes you are correct - the general significations are only adequate to a

point; the proper chart(s) are to be seen. I corelate the general view with

key technical levels; this works statistically well for practical purposes.

On the academic side, such an approach is wanting.

Note my follow up message on Nov 8th to the message you responded to.

Best regards,

Vyas Munidas

-

" cosmologer " <cosmologer

Sunday, December 24, 2006 4:49 AM

Re: GOLD, USD and other markets

Dear Vyas,

You prediction for a further weakening of the dollar in December was

realised, but perhaps not to the extent predicted and mostly

manifested in the early days of the month and not in the second week.

The dollar-euro rate went from around 131 in late November to above

133 in the first half of December. However, it did not cross 134 or

135 as you thought it might. Of course, it is hard (perhaps

impossible) to quantify such predictions based on astrology, but a

rise in the rate did take place with a lot of nervousness as the

dollar skirted its historic low (the higher the exchange rate the

weaker the currency) against the euro (135-136) reached at the end of

2004. The dollar is back at around 131.

While the gold price did rise in early December (almost to $650), it

did not rise nearly as much as predicted ($730) and only rose in the

first days of the month (until 4 December, as per

http://kitco.com/charts/livegold.html).

Such trial and error experiences are valuable feedback to hone the

methodology. Likely to rely only on a partial SA approach (using only

the general indications of planets) is not sufficient.

Best regards,

C

SAMVA , " Vyas Munidas " <munidas@> wrote:

>

> Dear List,

>

> Expect the gold rally to be very heavy in the first two weeks of

December, given by Mars-Jupiter. We are trading close to 640 now; my

call was for new long positions this week on my site (Su-Ju):

>

> [Wed Nov 22, 2006 11:08 ET

>

> EURO faces resistance at the 2980 level and support is seen around

2865. A pullback until the London/NY sessions on Friday is probable.

GOLD longs have played well so far. Support is pegged in the 620

area.]

>

> I would not be surprised to see a retest of the yearly high at

730ish. I have previously discussed the power and role of Mars in a

financial context - the rise should be very steep. Next week, buy on

dip mode for position ensues; Su-Ju are no longer close. Usual in

this paradigm, short USD follows. EUR/USD can have a 4-5 cent rally

into December (~1.3100 currently).

>

> Noteable is the Ra-Ma effect last night with USD hitting yearly

lows on statements from PBoC Deputy Governor Xiaoling - USD weakness

starting to hurt FX reserves of East Asian countries. So he wants USD

strength, but further weakness happened on his words. Two elements

play economically in this scenario 1) fear of FX diversification 2)

manipulation in the markets triggering huge stops and sell orders.

The move was absolutely fantastic as far fall per minute is

concerned.

>

> Also, Ra-Me is on next week. We can expect more manipulations and

fluctuations in the markets, but not so severe as the weekend is when

it is exact.

>

> Additionally, no good can come from the China-Pakistan deal where

China has agreed to take a 'constructive role' in the Kashmiri issue.

It has been solemized at an inauspicious configuration

> Nov 24, 2006 3:29 AM -05:00

> Islamabad, Pakistan Longitude: 73E08 Latitude: 33N40

>

> My news service is very quick, so it must have hit the wire within

2 minutes of the time stamp.

>

> Best regards,

>

> Vyas Munidas

December 24, 2006

Dear Vyas,

On 8 November you said

" My analysis is very short term and more accurate that way; I like

looking at 3-5 days ahead only (this is the first time I've given a

road map of 4 weeks). See if the combinations yesterday were stronger

or weaker than today, then mate that with a price chart - this is the

best method. It's wonderful that we can work this stuff out in real

time and take 95% of the guess work out of otherwise blind positions.

This way, the accuracy is fantastic. Ask me about Dec when we are

closer, this 4 week view was a stretch in itself for my vision. "

I can accept that you focus on the very short term view. For a short

term trader the day tomorrow is more relevant for analysis than one

year from now. Generally speaking, has advised

that using astrology to make accurate financial predictions requires

a lot of careful or detailed analysis.

That said, an additional point can be made on the technical

feasibility of making predictions. In astrology we have the

calculations for the future path of the planets, rising signs and

periods at our disposal. It should therefore be technically equally

feasible to perform the analysis for the day tomorrow as it is for

the same day next year.

Best regards,

C

SAMVA , " Vyas Munidas " <muni> wrote:

>

> Dear Cosmologer,

>

> Yes you are correct - the general significations are only adequate

to a

> point; the proper chart(s) are to be seen. I corelate the general

view with

> key technical levels; this works statistically well for practical

purposes.

> On the academic side, such an approach is wanting.

>

> Note my follow up message on Nov 8th to the message you responded

to.

>

> Best regards,

>

> Vyas Munidas

>

> -

> " cosmologer " <cosmologer

> <SAMVA >

> Sunday, December 24, 2006 4:49 AM

> Re: GOLD, USD and other markets

>

> Dear Vyas,

>

> You prediction for a further weakening of the dollar in December was

> realised, but perhaps not to the extent predicted and mostly

> manifested in the early days of the month and not in the second

week.

> The dollar-euro rate went from around 131 in late November to above

> 133 in the first half of December. However, it did not cross 134 or

> 135 as you thought it might. Of course, it is hard (perhaps

> impossible) to quantify such predictions based on astrology, but a

> rise in the rate did take place with a lot of nervousness as the

> dollar skirted its historic low (the higher the exchange rate the

> weaker the currency) against the euro (135-136) reached at the end

of

> 2004. The dollar is back at around 131.

>

> While the gold price did rise in early December (almost to $650), it

> did not rise nearly as much as predicted ($730) and only rose in the

> first days of the month (until 4 December, as per

> http://kitco.com/charts/livegold.html).

>

> Such trial and error experiences are valuable feedback to hone the

> methodology. Likely to rely only on a partial SA approach (using

only

> the general indications of planets) is not sufficient.

>

> Best regards,

>

> C

>

> SAMVA , " Vyas Munidas " <munidas@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear List,

> >

> > Expect the gold rally to be very heavy in the first two weeks of

> December, given by Mars-Jupiter. We are trading close to 640 now; my

> call was for new long positions this week on my site (Su-Ju):

> >

> > [Wed Nov 22, 2006 11:08 ET

> >

> > EURO faces resistance at the 2980 level and support is seen around

> 2865. A pullback until the London/NY sessions on Friday is probable.

> GOLD longs have played well so far. Support is pegged in the 620

> area.]

> >

> > I would not be surprised to see a retest of the yearly high at

> 730ish. I have previously discussed the power and role of Mars in a

> financial context - the rise should be very steep. Next week, buy on

> dip mode for position ensues; Su-Ju are no longer close. Usual in

> this paradigm, short USD follows. EUR/USD can have a 4-5 cent rally

> into December (~1.3100 currently).

> >

> > Noteable is the Ra-Ma effect last night with USD hitting yearly

> lows on statements from PBoC Deputy Governor Xiaoling - USD weakness

> starting to hurt FX reserves of East Asian countries. So he wants

USD

> strength, but further weakness happened on his words. Two elements

> play economically in this scenario 1) fear of FX diversification 2)

> manipulation in the markets triggering huge stops and sell orders.

> The move was absolutely fantastic as far fall per minute is

> concerned.

> >

> > Also, Ra-Me is on next week. We can expect more manipulations and

> fluctuations in the markets, but not so severe as the weekend is

when

> it is exact.

> >

> > Additionally, no good can come from the China-Pakistan deal where

> China has agreed to take a 'constructive role' in the Kashmiri

issue.

> It has been solemized at an inauspicious configuration

> > Nov 24, 2006 3:29 AM -05:00

> > Islamabad, Pakistan Longitude: 73E08 Latitude: 33N40

> >

> > My news service is very quick, so it must have hit the wire within

> 2 minutes of the time stamp.

> >

> > Best regards,

> >

> > Vyas Munidas

>

December 24, 2006

Dear C,

Below is taken from the follow up message of Nov 8 that I was referring to:

" This is an update to the market action. My idea was to see a huge gold rise

this week with the Mars-Jupiter conjunction and strong Sun. There has been

no substantial follow through. It is likely due to Mercury's conjunction to

Ma, and Ju and the removal of the affliction Ra-Me. Return to rational

thought is there, but a huge drive to make something happen is also present.

EUR/USD hit a high on the 3rd at 1.3367, and sharply retested today 1.3365

and then sold off to 1.3193 three hrs later - very rare occurence in the

markets. Gold topped at 650 on Dec 1, dipped to 625 on the 6th, 638 today

and now back to 625.

This combination of planets causes no clear direction as instruments which

are usually inversely proportional are driven to move in positive directions

individually. The result is a sideways market until there is a trigger.

Ju-Mo was the only aspect present today. Both these planets are

significators of banks; risk adverse was the play - profit taking and stop

blowing ensued. Central Bank Paulson's comments on China's monetary policy

sparked the move

- Upcoming on the 26th is Ma-Ra aspect into the first week of Jan. Oil and

Gas can rise. Sa is weak by age and deb in D9, but its dispositor, the Sun

is strong which is inturn disposited by influence free Jupiter.

- The transit of the Sun (till second week of Jan) and Venus (around end of

Dec) through Sg should contribute to the buoyancy/rise of gold.

- I remain bullish on Gold in the near term. 650 is the line to cross to

open up the 700's. 620/25 is short term support. "

Best regards,

Vyas Munidas

-

" cosmologer " <cosmologer

Sunday, December 24, 2006 6:36 AM