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[Guest guest]

Dear friends,

 

The stock market is up. My prediction for a drop in the stock market

is not looking so good at the present time. That said, the stock

market has been volatile after the setback in late February to mid

March. Share prices have generally been recovering since then and the

Dow has now reached a new high.

 

Vyas has recently suggested that transits of a few FBs in the SAMVA

USA chart are likely to support the financial market in coming days.

However, as yesterdays events revealed, the transit conditions in the

SAMVA USA chart are still very adverse. All that is really needed for

the stock market to drop is for some news to hit the screens that the

market does not like. We can keep in mind that the transit conditions

in the SAMVA USA chart are highly adverse and that anything can still

happen in coming weeks.

 

Finally, the predictions for a setback in financial markets can be

more properly evaluated around mid May when these adverse aspects

have begun to seperate.

 

Best wishes,

 

Thor

 

Stocks Up on Inflation, Housing Data

Tuesday April 17, 12:10 pm ET

By Madlen Read, AP Business Writer

 

NEW YORK (AP) -- Wall Street advanced Tuesday, pushing the Dow Jones

industrials into record territory after a rise in home construction

Investors appeared heartened by the Commerce Department's report that

housing starts for March rose 0.8 percent, a feeble rise compared

with February's 7.6 percent advance, but much better than the drop

investors expected. Building permits also rose. The stock market has

experienced several tumultuous weeks this year due to worries about

the financial troubles of the subprime lending sector spilling into

the already sluggish housing market.

 

Giving investors some additional relief, the Labor Department

reported that its core consumer price index rose 0.1 percent in

March, less than expected, and alleviating some anxiety about the

Federal Reserve's need to raising interest rates to curb rising

costs. The overall consumer price index, which takes into account

energy and food costs, rose 0.6 percent in March -- the largest

increase in 11 months -- and was in line with expectations.

[Guest guest]

Hello my dear Thor,

 

The next week can bring sudden changes in the stock markets when Mars would

be in conjunction with Rahu in the eighth house of SAMVA US chart.

 

Best wishes.

 

 

 

 

-

" cosmologer " <cosmologer

<SAMVA >

Tuesday, April 17, 2007 10:25 PM

Stocks rock

 

 

| Dear friends,

|

| The stock market is up. My prediction for a drop in the stock market

| is not looking so good at the present time. That said, the stock

| market has been volatile after the setback in late February to mid

| March. Share prices have generally been recovering since then and the

| Dow has now reached a new high.

|

| Vyas has recently suggested that transits of a few FBs in the SAMVA

| USA chart are likely to support the financial market in coming days.

| However, as yesterdays events revealed, the transit conditions in the

| SAMVA USA chart are still very adverse. All that is really needed for

| the stock market to drop is for some news to hit the screens that the

| market does not like. We can keep in mind that the transit conditions

| in the SAMVA USA chart are highly adverse and that anything can still

| happen in coming weeks.

|

| Finally, the predictions for a setback in financial markets can be

| more properly evaluated around mid May when these adverse aspects

| have begun to seperate.

|

| Best wishes,

|

| Thor

|

| Stocks Up on Inflation, Housing Data

| Tuesday April 17, 12:10 pm ET

| By Madlen Read, AP Business Writer

|

| NEW YORK (AP) -- Wall Street advanced Tuesday, pushing the Dow Jones

| industrials into record territory after a rise in home construction

| Investors appeared heartened by the Commerce Department's report that

| housing starts for March rose 0.8 percent, a feeble rise compared

| with February's 7.6 percent advance, but much better than the drop

| investors expected. Building permits also rose. The stock market has

| experienced several tumultuous weeks this year due to worries about

| the financial troubles of the subprime lending sector spilling into

| the already sluggish housing market.

|

| Giving investors some additional relief, the Labor Department

| reported that its core consumer price index rose 0.1 percent in

| March, less than expected, and alleviating some anxiety about the

| Federal Reserve's need to raising interest rates to curb rising

| costs. The overall consumer price index, which takes into account

| energy and food costs, rose 0.6 percent in March -- the largest

| increase in 11 months -- and was in line with expectations.

|

|

|

|

|

|

|

[Guest guest]

Dear Thor,

 

Financial markets are difficult to predict - I imagine that the advent of

electronic trading and global participation has made it even more difficult.

The host country may have the bulk of say in its stock market, but not the

only one and not all the time..

 

 

Best regards,

 

Vyas Munidas

 

 

-

" cosmologer " <cosmologer

<SAMVA >

Tuesday, April 17, 2007 1:04 PM

Stocks rock

 

 

Dear friends,

 

The stock market is up. My prediction for a drop in the stock market

is not looking so good at the present time. That said, the stock

market has been volatile after the setback in late February to mid

March. Share prices have generally been recovering since then and the

Dow has now reached a new high.

 

Vyas has recently suggested that transits of a few FBs in the SAMVA

USA chart are likely to support the financial market in coming days.

However, as yesterdays events revealed, the transit conditions in the

SAMVA USA chart are still very adverse. All that is really needed for

the stock market to drop is for some news to hit the screens that the

market does not like. We can keep in mind that the transit conditions

in the SAMVA USA chart are highly adverse and that anything can still

happen in coming weeks.

 

Finally, the predictions for a setback in financial markets can be

more properly evaluated around mid May when these adverse aspects

have begun to seperate.

 

Best wishes,

 

Thor

 

Stocks Up on Inflation, Housing Data

Tuesday April 17, 12:10 pm ET

By Madlen Read, AP Business Writer

 

NEW YORK (AP) -- Wall Street advanced Tuesday, pushing the Dow Jones

industrials into record territory after a rise in home construction

Investors appeared heartened by the Commerce Department's report that

housing starts for March rose 0.8 percent, a feeble rise compared

with February's 7.6 percent advance, but much better than the drop

investors expected. Building permits also rose. The stock market has

experienced several tumultuous weeks this year due to worries about

the financial troubles of the subprime lending sector spilling into

the already sluggish housing market.

 

Giving investors some additional relief, the Labor Department

reported that its core consumer price index rose 0.1 percent in

March, less than expected, and alleviating some anxiety about the

Federal Reserve's need to raising interest rates to curb rising

costs. The overall consumer price index, which takes into account

energy and food costs, rose 0.6 percent in March -- the largest

increase in 11 months -- and was in line with expectations.

[Guest guest]

Hello dear , Thanks for reminding of the difficult transit involving the conjunction in transit of L10 Mars and Rahu in H8 MEP of SAMVA USA chart. Indeed, at that time, transit L2 Sun will also be in Aries (the MT sign of Mars) H10 while transit L8 Saturn will be at its closest in aspecting natal L2 Sun in H7. The aspects of transit L6 Jupiter to transit L8 Saturn and natal Saturn in H5 will then also be very close. These planets will therefore be interconnected in an adverse and intensive way. It is definitely a key time to watch developments in US financial markets. Best wishes, Thorsiha wrote: Hello my dear

Thor,The next week can bring sudden changes in the stock markets when Mars would be in conjunction with Rahu in the eighth house of SAMVA US chart.Best wishes.- "cosmologer" Tuesday, April 17, 2007 10:25 PM Stocks rock| Dear friends,|| The stock market is up. My prediction for a drop in the stock market| is not looking so good at the present time. That said, the stock| market has been volatile after the setback in late February to mid| March. Share prices have generally been recovering since then and the| Dow has now reached a new high.|| Vyas has recently suggested that transits of a few FBs in the SAMVA| USA chart are likely to support the financial market in coming days.| However, as yesterdays events revealed, the transit conditions in the|

SAMVA USA chart are still very adverse. All that is really needed for| the stock market to drop is for some news to hit the screens that the| market does not like. We can keep in mind that the transit conditions| in the SAMVA USA chart are highly adverse and that anything can still| happen in coming weeks.|| Finally, the predictions for a setback in financial markets can be| more properly evaluated around mid May when these adverse aspects| have begun to seperate.|| Best wishes,|| Thor|| Stocks Up on Inflation, Housing Data| Tuesday April 17, 12:10 pm ET| By Madlen Read, AP Business Writer|| NEW YORK (AP) -- Wall Street advanced Tuesday, pushing the Dow Jones| industrials into record territory after a rise in home construction| Investors appeared heartened by the Commerce Department's report that| housing starts for March rose 0.8 percent, a feeble rise compared| with February's 7.6

percent advance, but much better than the drop| investors expected. Building permits also rose. The stock market has| experienced several tumultuous weeks this year due to worries about| the financial troubles of the subprime lending sector spilling into| the already sluggish housing market.|| Giving investors some additional relief, the Labor Department| reported that its core consumer price index rose 0.1 percent in| March, less than expected, and alleviating some anxiety about the| Federal Reserve's need to raising interest rates to curb rising| costs. The overall consumer price index, which takes into account| energy and food costs, rose 0.6 percent in March -- the largest| increase in 11 months -- and was in line with expectations.|||||||

[Guest guest]

Dear Vyas, Thanks for reminding of the international dimension. Indeed, it would be interesting to see what the chart of China, or Japan for that matter, suggest at that time. Best wishes, ThorVyas Munidas <muni> wrote: Dear Thor,Financial markets are difficult to predict - I imagine that the advent of electronic trading and global participation has made it even more difficult. The host country may have the bulk of say in its stock market, but not the only one and not all the time..Best regards,Vyas Munidas- "cosmologer" Tuesday, April 17, 2007 1:04 PM

Stocks rockDear friends,The stock market is up. My prediction for a drop in the stock marketis not looking so good at the present time. That said, the stockmarket has been volatile after the setback in late February to midMarch. Share prices have generally been recovering since then and theDow has now reached a new high.Vyas has recently suggested that transits of a few FBs in the SAMVAUSA chart are likely to support the financial market in coming days.However, as yesterdays events revealed, the transit conditions in theSAMVA USA chart are still very adverse. All that is really needed forthe stock market to drop is for some news to hit the screens that themarket does not like. We can keep in mind that the transit conditionsin the SAMVA USA chart are highly adverse and that anything can stillhappen in coming weeks.Finally, the predictions for a setback in financial markets can bemore

properly evaluated around mid May when these adverse aspectshave begun to seperate.Best wishes,ThorStocks Up on Inflation, Housing DataTuesday April 17, 12:10 pm ETBy Madlen Read, AP Business WriterNEW YORK (AP) -- Wall Street advanced Tuesday, pushing the Dow Jonesindustrials into record territory after a rise in home constructionInvestors appeared heartened by the Commerce Department's report thathousing starts for March rose 0.8 percent, a feeble rise comparedwith February's 7.6 percent advance, but much better than the dropinvestors expected. Building permits also rose. The stock market hasexperienced several tumultuous weeks this year due to worries aboutthe financial troubles of the subprime lending sector spilling intothe already sluggish housing market.Giving investors some additional relief, the Labor Departmentreported that its core consumer price index rose 0.1 percent

inMarch, less than expected, and alleviating some anxiety about theFederal Reserve's need to raising interest rates to curb risingcosts. The overall consumer price index, which takes into accountenergy and food costs, rose 0.6 percent in March -- the largestincrease in 11 months -- and was in line with expectations.

[Guest guest]

John Jace the owner of the following astro site forecasts both the intraday times and prices tradingharmonically/ he also sells his astro courses, has written about Vedic Astro, Mayan Astro but it seems his techniques are primarily from Western astro. he seems pretty open minded. he doesn't seem to be bigotted at all. he's more a seeker of Truth and doesn't restrict himself to any particular school of thought. his daily forecasts are primarily on S & P500 and/or Gold. he says he ONLY uses astro techniques to forecast both price & time. there are other astrologers as well who teach/forecast financial markets - Jonathan Pearl http://www.horizonmarkets.com/ , http://jpearlquicktrader.blogspot.com/index.html there's Rosecast Market Timing by Markus Rose from Vienne Austria Web: http://rosecast.com, http://tradethematrix.com and there are others as well. their work only confirms my financial astro knowledge and ability is about zero ! LOLCosmologer <cosmologer wrote: Dear Vyas, Thanks for reminding of the international dimension. Indeed, it

would be interesting to see what the chart of China, or Japan for that matter, suggest at that time. Best wishes, ThorVyas Munidas <muni> wrote: Dear Thor,Financial markets are difficult to predict - I imagine that the advent of electronic trading and global participation has made it even more difficult. The host country may have the bulk of say in its stock market, but not the only one and not all the time..Best regards,Vyas Munidas- "cosmologer" Tuesday, April 17, 2007 1:04 PM Stocks rockDear friends,The stock market is up. My prediction for a drop in the stock

marketis not looking so good at the present time. That said, the stockmarket has been volatile after the setback in late February to midMarch. Share prices have generally been recovering since then and theDow has now reached a new high.Vyas has recently suggested that transits of a few FBs in the SAMVAUSA chart are likely to support the financial market in coming days.However, as yesterdays events revealed, the transit conditions in theSAMVA USA chart are still very adverse. All that is really needed forthe stock market to drop is for some news to hit the screens that themarket does not like. We can keep in mind that the transit conditionsin the SAMVA USA chart are highly adverse and that anything can stillhappen in coming weeks.Finally, the predictions for a setback in financial markets can bemore properly evaluated around mid May when these adverse aspectshave begun to seperate.Best

wishes,ThorStocks Up on Inflation, Housing DataTuesday April 17, 12:10 pm ETBy Madlen Read, AP Business WriterNEW YORK (AP) -- Wall Street advanced Tuesday, pushing the Dow Jonesindustrials into record territory after a rise in home constructionInvestors appeared heartened by the Commerce Department's report thathousing starts for March rose 0.8 percent, a feeble rise comparedwith February's 7.6 percent advance, but much better than the dropinvestors expected. Building permits also rose. The stock market hasexperienced several tumultuous weeks this year due to worries aboutthe financial troubles of the subprime lending sector spilling intothe already sluggish housing market.Giving investors some additional relief, the Labor Departmentreported that its core consumer price index rose 0.1 percent inMarch, less than expected, and alleviating some anxiety about theFederal Reserve's need to

raising interest rates to curb risingcosts. The overall consumer price index, which takes into accountenergy and food costs, rose 0.6 percent in March -- the largestincrease in 11 months -- and was in line with expectations.

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