Guest guest Posted March 3, 2007 Report Share Posted March 3, 2007 Dear friends,I attach some graphs showing the extent of the share price drop in the past week (26 Feb.-2 Mar 2007).Before I explain them, let me just say that my interest in financial markets is primarily because the financial asset prices and derived indicators offer an excellent barometer for the psychological and emotional condition of a group of people called investors. The share prices and related indicators reveal the optimism or pessimism of the investors. When the share prices are rising, the conditions are favourable. When the prices decline, the market participants turn more pessimistic. The share prices thus reflect the positive or adverse developments in the economy and society at both the national and global level. Given this, we can use these financial market indicators as a gauge for the impact of astrological developments in the real world and in our work to establish authentic charts for countries. In my view, this focus of astrology only adds to the scientific nature of our work. Other measurements we can use concern earth quakes, weather storms, accidents or fatalities, entry into wars and related casualties, etc. Such measurements should highlight stressful times as per the mundane chart in question. Presently, we are entering such a difficult period as per the SAMVA USA chart.The first graph shows the drop which amounted to 5,25% from the peak reached on 20 Feb. Please note the share prices are still quite high and that they are predicted to decline further in coming weeks and months.Another way to see what is going on is in the second graph, which plots the intra-day volatility. This is calculated as the difference between the high and low values of each trading day, expressed as a percentage of the low value. The daily intra day volatility has ranged from 0,3% to 29,% in the past 80 years, with more than two-thirds of all the volatility falling in the range of 0,8% to 2,8%. Anything outside this range is thus the exception. The daily intra-day volatility peaked in the Great Depression of 1930s at 29%. By comparison it reached a low in the past twelve months or so at around 1,3%, at the low end of the normal range. On Tuesday 27 Feb. 2007 the intra-day volatility rose from being at the low end of the normal historical range to 4,5% which is above the normal historical range, but still far short of the peaks reached in the 1930. In other words, the financial market experienced a tremor, but not as violent as seen earlier. This is because the transits are still not at their peak influence. The movement seen in the past week would therefore only be a foretaste of things to come. However, that is not to say that the financial markets will become as destabilised as they became in the Great Depression. Back then the transit and period combination in the SAMVA USA chart was extremely difficult as described in the paper "Major Corrections on Wall Street." This paper is available in the Files section of the SAMVA web page. While the coming transits will also be difficult they will not be as difficult as back then. That said, they will be difficult and it is simply hard to compare different transit and period combinations in terms of numerical outcomes of share prices.As has mentioned. Next week will offer another test for the world affairs, including the financial markets. At that time, L2 Sun of the SAMVA USA chart becomes exactly conjunct transit stationary Rahu on the H8 MEP.Best wishes,Thor Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people who know. Ask your question on Answers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2007 Report Share Posted March 3, 2007 Dear friends,I attach two more graphs showing really violent tremors on the financial market, to highlight the patter we should watch for in the intra-day volatility.The former episode is from October 1929. We can see that before the really violent dislocations there were minor quakes. The intra day volatility increased on 3 October 1929. Then in the second half of the month the tremors reappered and only got bigger. At that time, such violent moves in one day had not been felt and the quakes continued and had a major effect on the outlook of market participants. The Tuesday 29 October, when the peak tremor was registered, is now often referred to as "Black Tuesday".A similar picture emerges in the second graph for October 1987. A 4,2% reading was registered on 22 September 1987. There were two more modest tremors on 6 and 15 October. In the following week, on Monday 19 October and Tuesday 20 October, the tremors became violent, and the largest recorded in US financial history, close to 30%. However, on the Tuesday, the market began to recover and this tremor turned out to have a little effect. The Monday of 19 October was dubbed "Black Monday" and many became another financial calamity was in the making. Fortunately, this was not the case.It is likely that a similar pattern will manifest in coming weeks and days. We have only now witnessed an early tremor of a rather moderate amplitude.Best wishes,ThorCosmologer <cosmologer wrote: Dear friends,I attach some graphs showing the extent of the share price drop in the past week (26 Feb.-2 Mar 2007).Before I explain them, let me just say that my interest in financial markets is primarily because the financial asset prices and derived indicators offer an excellent barometer for the psychological and emotional condition of a group of people called investors. The share prices and related indicators reveal the optimism or pessimism of the investors. When the share prices are rising, the conditions are favourable. When the prices decline, the market participants turn more pessimistic. The share prices thus reflect the positive or adverse developments in the economy and society at both the national and global level. Given this, we can use these financial market indicators as a gauge for the impact of astrological developments in the real world and in our work to establish authentic charts for countries. In my view, this focus of astrology only adds to the scientific nature of our work. Other measurements we can use concern earth quakes, weather storms, accidents or fatalities, entry into wars and related casualties, etc. Such measurements should highlight stressful times as per the mundane chart in question. Presently, we are entering such a difficult period as per the SAMVA USA chart.The first graph shows the drop which amounted to 5,25% from the peak reached on 20 Feb. Please note the share prices are still quite high and that they are predicted to decline further in coming weeks and months.Another way to see what is going on is in the second graph, which plots the intra-day volatility. This is calculated as the difference between the high and low values of each trading day, expressed as a percentage of the low value. The daily intra day volatility has ranged from 0,3% to 29,% in the past 80 years, with more than two-thirds of all the volatility falling in the range of 0,8% to 2,8%. Anything outside this range is thus the exception. The daily intra-day volatility peaked in the Great Depression of 1930s at 29%. By comparison it reached a low in the past twelve months or so at around 1,3%, at the low end of the normal range. On Tuesday 27 Feb. 2007 the intra-day volatility rose from being at the low end of the normal historical range to 4,5% which is above the normal historical range, but still far short of the peaks reached in the 1930. In other words, the financial market experienced a tremor, but not as violent as seen earlier. This is because the transits are still not at their peak influence. The movement seen in the past week would therefore only be a foretaste of things to come. However, that is not to say that the financial markets will become as destabilised as they became in the Great Depression. Back then the transit and period combination in the SAMVA USA chart was extremely difficult as described in the paper "Major Corrections on Wall Street." This paper is available in the Files section of the SAMVA web page. While the coming transits will also be difficult they will not be as difficult as back then. That said, they will be difficult and it is simply hard to compare different transit and period combinations in terms of numerical outcomes of share prices.As has mentioned. Next week will offer another test for the world affairs, including the financial markets. At that time, L2 Sun of the SAMVA USA chart becomes exactly conjunct transit stationary Rahu on the H8 MEP.Best wishes,Thor Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people who know. Ask your question on Answers. Finding fabulous fares is fun.Let FareChase search your favorite travel sites to find flight and hotel bargains. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 4, 2007 Report Share Posted March 4, 2007 hi Thor Thankyou very much. Thats quite interesting and worth noting. From purely an astrological point of view I am wondering why Black Tuesday 29 October 1929 and why Monday 19 October 1987 ? Whats so uniquely similar about these dates 58years apart excluding the fact they both happened in the month of October ? Any thoughts Thor, Vyas, Jorge , anyone ? What are your thoughts Professor ji ? thanx in advance Iver Cosmologer <cosmologer wrote: Dear friends,I attach two more graphs showing really violent tremors on the financial market, to highlight the patter we should watch for in the intra-day volatility.The former episode is from October 1929. We can see that before the really violent dislocations there were minor quakes. The intra day volatility increased on 3 October 1929. Then in the second half of the month the tremors reappered and only got bigger. At that time, such violent moves in one day had not been felt and the quakes continued and had a major effect on the outlook of market participants. The Tuesday 29 October, when the peak tremor was registered, is now often referred to as "Black Tuesday".A similar picture emerges in the second graph for October 1987. A 4,2% reading was registered on 22 September 1987. There were two more modest tremors on 6 and 15 October. In the following week, on Monday 19 October and Tuesday 20 October, the tremors became violent, and the largest recorded in US financial history, close to 30%. However, on the Tuesday, the market began to recover and this tremor turned out to have a little effect. The Monday of 19 October was dubbed "Black Monday" and many became another financial calamity was in the making. Fortunately, this was not the case.It is likely that a similar pattern will manifest in coming weeks and days. We have only now witnessed an early tremor of a rather moderate amplitude.Best wishes,Thor The fish are biting. Get more visitors on your site using Search Marketing. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 4, 2007 Report Share Posted March 4, 2007 Hello Iver, You are welcome. From mid October of each year, L2 Sun becomes debilitated and thus weak in transit. This may be a contributing factor to share price weakness at that time. However, more is needed for a major setback in the stock market. The observed major causes of such occurrences is the stationary placement of slow moving malefics over sensitive or severly afflicting points in the Cancer rising SAMVA USA chart. Best wishes, Thor SAMVA , del iver <deliver1900 wrote: > > hi Thor > Thankyou very much. > Thats quite interesting and worth noting. > > From purely an astrological point of view I am wondering why Black Tuesday 29 October 1929 and why Monday 19 October 1987 ? > > Whats so uniquely similar about these dates 58years apart excluding the fact they both happened in the month of October ? > > Any thoughts Thor, Vyas, Jorge , anyone ? > What are your thoughts Professor ji ? > thanx in advance > Iver > > > > Cosmologer <cosmologer wrote: Dear friends, > > I attach two more graphs showing really violent tremors on the financial market, to highlight the patter we should watch for in the intra-day volatility. > > The former episode is from October 1929. We can see that before the really violent dislocations there were minor quakes. The intra day volatility increased on 3 October 1929. Then in the second half of the month the tremors reappered and only got bigger. At that time, such violent moves in one day had not been felt and the quakes continued and had a major effect on the outlook of market participants. The Tuesday 29 October, when the peak tremor was registered, is now often referred to as " Black Tuesday " . > > A similar picture emerges in the second graph for October 1987. A 4,2% reading was registered on 22 September 1987. There were two more modest tremors on 6 and 15 October. In the following week, on Monday 19 October and Tuesday 20 October, the tremors became violent, and the largest recorded in US financial history, close to 30%. However, on the Tuesday, the market began to recover and this tremor turned out to have a little effect. The Monday of 19 October was dubbed " Black Monday " and many became another financial calamity was in the making. Fortunately, this was not the case. > > It is likely that a similar pattern will manifest in coming weeks and days. We have only now witnessed an early tremor of a rather moderate amplitude. > > Best wishes, > > Thor > > > > The fish are biting. > Get more visitors on your site using Search Marketing. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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