The prediction about the US stock market.

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Dear list members,

 

The DJIA has now declined by 273 points and approaches the 12300

support level mentioned by Vyas Munidas earlier today.

 

I attach the prediction made on 10 February 2007 in the 25 page paper:

" Major Corrections on Wall Street - an astrological analysis " and

uploaded to SAMVA files section - the SAMVA USA chart folder:

SAMVA

 

page 24

16. Conclusion and prediction

Past historical events have been analyzed with SA in terms of the

promise of the natal chart and the impact of periods and transits in

the chart. These tests offer a consistent confirmation of `the SAMVA

USA chart.' The acid test of any chart is to make a prediction based

on it. A prediction is made on the basis of `the SAMVA USA chart.' In

early 2007, the Venus-Jupiter period will be operating. Transit L6

Jupiter will be afflicting and afflicted by its conjunction with natal

L8 Saturn in H5. At the same time, it will be aspecting transit L8

Saturn in H1. This will bring obstacles and endings from conflict. It

may also signal a tightening of financial conditions in the weeks and

months ahead, which would make the expectation of investors turn more

pessimistic. Transit L8 Saturn will be stationary aspecting natal L2

Sun, suggesting a setback for the wealth of the country and the US

Presidency. The likelihood of a correction is high due to the

combination of the Jupiter sub-period and stationary afflictions

involving transit L6 Jupiter. As a result, in coming months the DJIA

is predicted to decline from the present elevated levels (at the time

of this writing, Feb. 10, 2007, the DJIA is around 12.600). While it

is hard to predict such things with any degree of accuracy, based on

the analysis presented above, it is not impossible to imagine a

decline of the order of 15% and 25%, such that the DJIA would fall

back into the 9.500-10.700 range; thereby wiping out the gains of the

past two years. Such a setback would be expected to be overcome at a

later stage.

 

Best wishes,

 

Thor