Guest guest Posted August 1, 2007 Report Share Posted August 1, 2007 Dear friends, Financial markets over the world have recently been experiencing turbulence. Last week the Dow Jones had its worst week in four or five years. Today, the markets in Asia and Europe have again become pessimistic, due to news of continuing woes of housing lenders in the USA. Professor Choudhrý is of the view that the present turbulence is explained by the mutual aspect of Saturn and Mars. The USA is at the center of the developments. Losses of so-called sub-prime mortgage lenders in the USA took place earlier in the year. At that time, natal L4 Venus in SAMVA USA chart came under aspect of transit stationary Ketu in H2. Setbacks were predicted for the mortgage credit market at that time. The transit aspect of L6 Jupiter to transit stationary L8 Saturn in H1 was also a source of difficulty, also as transit Saturn was also in aspect to natal L2 Sun in H7. The financial markets experienced some turbulence and the the financial market in the USA underperformed the financial market in the rest of the world (see message on June 24). The setbacks in the housing market have temporarily been contained, linked to the above aspects having lifted. However, the damage is becoming visible in terms of individual mortgage credit firms at this time. The news are now linking the turmoil in global financial markets to the news story that American Home Mortgage Investment Corp, is teetering on bankruptcy. The reaction in international financial markets has been swifit in terms of share price declines and volatility in exchange rates. Earlier bond yields had risen, as sign of the growing concerns about the fallout in the important mortgage credit sector in the USA, as well as the rest of the world. As the aspect of Saturn and Mars has begun to seperate and will end by August 11, the turbulence in global finanicial markets related to this aspect is expected to have gradually dissipated by that time. Finally, allow me to recall that on May 8, 2007, predicted here on SAMVA that by September 2007 the transit situation would become better in terms of the SAMVA USA chart. At that time, the relative fortunes of the US stock market are expected to improve again. Best wishes, Thor Be a better Globetrotter. Get better travel answers from someone who knows. Answers - Check it out. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2007 Report Share Posted August 1, 2007 Thor, An excellent post as always. Thank you. It occurred to me when you made reference to the relative under-performance of the US market compared to other regions that we might have a means of separating the growing correlation of all capital markets from an SA perspective. In my work, I heavily rely upon " relative performance " charts whereby I compare the performance of a particular region, say Latin America, to a global composite. What this shows me is how Latin America is doing relative to the remainder of the world. Therefore, while the trends of the markets are quite similar, as these past weeks have shown, the relative performance of various countries can easily be vetted out in this manner. The link below (assuming it works!) shows such a comparison of Taiwan equities against the Dow Jones World Index: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=EWT & p=W & b=5 & g=0 & id=p03896479021 The top panel is the price chart and the bottom panel is the Relative Strength line. When the Relative Strength line is up-trending, Taiwan is out-performing the global market average and vice versa. As I indicated, this type of analysis might be a means of separating out the high correlation of all of the global equities markets from the performance of each country/region. One would expect that during favorable subperiods and transits for a particular country its relative performance would be better than the global markets etc... Food for thought, Matt SAMVA , Cosmologer <cosmologer wrote: > > Dear friends, > > Financial markets over the world have recently been experiencing turbulence. Last week the Dow Jones had its worst week in four or five years. Today, the markets in Asia and Europe have again become pessimistic, due to news of continuing woes of housing lenders in the USA. Professor Choudhrý is of the view that the present turbulence is explained by the mutual aspect of Saturn and Mars. > > The USA is at the center of the developments. Losses of so-called sub-prime mortgage lenders in the USA took place earlier in the year. At that time, natal L4 Venus in SAMVA USA chart came under aspect of transit stationary Ketu in H2. Setbacks were predicted for the mortgage credit market at that time. The transit aspect of L6 Jupiter to transit stationary L8 Saturn in H1 was also a source of difficulty, also as transit Saturn was also in aspect to natal L2 Sun in H7. The financial markets experienced some turbulence and the the financial market in the USA underperformed the financial market in the rest of the world (see message on June 24). The setbacks in the housing market have temporarily been contained, linked to the above aspects having lifted. However, the damage is becoming visible in terms of individual mortgage credit firms at this time. The news are now linking the turmoil in global financial markets to the news story that American Home Mortgage Investment > Corp, is teetering on bankruptcy. The reaction in international financial markets has been swifit in terms of share price declines and volatility in exchange rates. Earlier bond yields had risen, as sign of the growing concerns about the fallout in the important mortgage credit sector in the USA, as well as the rest of the world. > > As the aspect of Saturn and Mars has begun to seperate and will end by August 11, the turbulence in global finanicial markets related to this aspect is expected to have gradually dissipated by that time. > > Finally, allow me to recall that on May 8, 2007, Professor Choudhry predicted here on SAMVA that by September 2007 the transit situation would become better in terms of the SAMVA USA chart. At that time, the relative fortunes of the US stock market are expected to improve again. > > Best wishes, > > Thor > > > > > > Be a better Globetrotter. Get better travel answers from someone who knows. > Answers - Check it out. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2007 Report Share Posted August 1, 2007 Dear Matt, Thanks for your kind words. Please the enclosed message and graphs sent to the list on June 24. They show the relative performance as you are suggesting. Best wishes, Thor Thor, An excellent post as always. Thank you. It occurred to me when you made reference to the relative under-performance of the US market compared to other regions that we might have a means of separating the growing correlation of all capital markets from an SA perspective. In my work, I heavily rely upon "relative performance" charts whereby I compare the performance of a particular region, say Latin America, to a global composite. What this shows me is how Latin America is doing relative to the remainder of the world. Therefore, while the trends of the markets are quite similar, as these past weeks have shown, the relative performance of various countries can easily be vetted out in this manner. The link below (assuming it works!) shows such a comparison of Taiwan equities against the Dow Jones World Index: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=EWT & p=W & b=5 & g=0 & id=p03896479021 The top panel is the price chart and the bottom panel is the Relative Strength line. When the Relative Strength line is up-trending, Taiwan is out-performing the global market average and vice versa. As I indicated, this type of analysis might be a means of separating out the high correlation of all of the global equities markets from the performance of each country/region. One would expect that during favorable subperiods and transits for a particular country its relative performance would be better than the global markets etc... Food for thought, Matt SAMVA , Cosmologer <cosmologer wrote: > > Dear friends, > > Financial markets over the world have recently been experiencing turbulence. Last week the Dow Jones had its worst week in four or five years. Today, the markets in Asia and Europe have again become pessimistic, due to news of continuing woes of housing lenders in the USA. Professor Choudhrý is of the view that the present turbulence is explained by the mutual aspect of Saturn and Mars. > > The USA is at the center of the developments. Losses of so-called sub-prime mortgage lenders in the USA took place earlier in the year. At that time, natal L4 Venus in SAMVA USA chart came under aspect of transit stationary Ketu in H2. Setbacks were predicted for the mortgage credit market at that time. The transit aspect of L6 Jupiter to transit stationary L8 Saturn in H1 was also a source of difficulty, also as transit Saturn was also in aspect to natal L2 Sun in H7. The financial markets experienced some turbulence and the the financial market in the USA underperformed the financial market in the rest of the world (see message on June 24). The setbacks in the housing market have temporarily been contained, linked to the above aspects having lifted. However, the damage is becoming visible in terms of individual mortgage credit firms at this time. The news are now linking the turmoil in global financial markets to the news story that American Home Mortgage Investment > Corp, is teetering on bankruptcy. The reaction in international financial markets has been swifit in terms of share price declines and volatility in exchange rates. Earlier bond yields had risen, as sign of the growing concerns about the fallout in the important mortgage credit sector in the USA, as well as the rest of the world. > > As the aspect of Saturn and Mars has begun to seperate and will end by August 11, the turbulence in global finanicial markets related to this aspect is expected to have gradually dissipated by that time. > > Finally, allow me to recall that on May 8, 2007, predicted here on SAMVA that by September 2007 the transit situation would become better in terms of the SAMVA USA chart. At that time, the relative fortunes of the US stock market are expected to improve again. > > Best wishes, > > Thor > > > > Fwd: US stock market underperforming in global boomNote: forwarded message attached. Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life, your story. Play Sims Stories at Games. Dear friends, has advised me that the development in the US stock market needs to be seen in the context of global stock market developments. Indeed, a global boom in stock markets has been taking place for some time. It seems all markets are just moving up. This is true for the US market as well as others. I share with you his insight:"New technology (IT) has brought the world on a stage of recreation of new infrastructure and markets, which is generating wealth for the knowledge based industry across the world. It is expected to continue to generate wealth for some years. The additional wealth is creating new opportunities for the leisure industry sector, luxury industry, computer industry, real estate industry, financial industry, automobile industry and research & development industry. These new opportunities are in fact the scope of the new economic order across the world which is sustaining the stock markets despite the unfavorable conditions which were previously considered harmful for the stock markets boom."- , June 16, 2007However, this does not necessarily mean all stock markets are doing equally well all the time. I have found indicies that allow us to compare the performance of share prices in the USA and in the rest of the world. Both indicies are composites for the stock markets in the USA (DOW JONES COMPOSITE INDEX) and in the rest of the world (FTSE WORLD EX USA (WIXUSASG.L)Source: http://finance.As the attached graph shows of these two indexes, there has been a mighty boom in the US Stock market but an even greater one in the rest of the world. The second graph shows the same thing, but here the share price index of the USA is cast in terms of the world index. It shows more clearly that the US stock market has actually been lagging the global boom since June 2005, when it was on par with stock markets elsewhere. The US stock market then began to do relatively poorly and reached a relative nadir in April 2006. It then began a partial recovery until June 2006, when it again began to show lackluster performance, at least relatively speaking. In 2007, the US stock market has continued to perform worse than the rest of the world, especially in the Spring of 2007, when a prediction was made of "a setback in financial markets". In late April 2007 the US performance began to catch up to the rest of the world, but the recovery has been short lived. In recent days, the US share prices have eroded again viz-a-viz the rest of the world.In relation to this please see below the message on SAMVA on May 8, 2007 by where he predicts that by September 2007 things will again improve for the USA. At that time, the relative fortunes of the US stock market could be expected to improve again.Finally, let me note that the SAMVA USA chart was discovered on December 30, 2006 and hence predictive work based on it is in its infancy. But so far, the results have been overwhelmingly supportive of this chart, primarily based on the predictions of . The poor relative performance of the US stock market in 2005 and 2006 is also seen in this chart, when the Ve/Ra period was running and the nodes were afflicting in the chart. A gif file showing the SAMVA USA chart is also attached.Best wishes,Thor Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 1, 2007 Report Share Posted August 1, 2007 Thor, The message indicates " attachment not stored " which must mean it isn't archived. Nevertheless, my post was largely redundant to earlier posts, as indicated. Thanks, Matt SAMVA , Cosmologer <cosmologer wrote: > > Dear Matt, > > Thanks for your kind words. > > Please the enclosed message and graphs sent to the list on June 24. They show the relative performance as you are suggesting. > > Best wishes, > > Thor > > > > > Thor, > An excellent post as always. Thank you. > It occurred to me when you made reference to the relative under-performance of the US market compared to other regions that we might have a means of separating the growing correlation of all capital markets from an SA perspective. > In my work, I heavily rely upon " relative performance " charts whereby I compare the performance of a particular region, say Latin America, to a global composite. What this shows me is how Latin America is doing relative to the remainder of the world. Therefore, while the trends of the markets are quite similar, as these past weeks have shown, the relative performance of various countries can easily be vetted out in this manner. > The link below (assuming it works!) shows such a comparison of Taiwan equities against the Dow Jones World Index: > http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=EWT & p=W & b=5 & g=0 & id=p03896479021 > > The top panel is the price chart and the bottom panel is the Relative Strength line. When the Relative Strength line is up-trending, Taiwan is out-performing the global market average and vice versa. > As I indicated, this type of analysis might be a means of separating out the high correlation of all of the global equities markets from the performance of each country/region. > One would expect that during favorable subperiods and transits for a particular country its relative performance would be better than the global markets etc... > Food for thought, > Matt > > SAMVA , Cosmologer <cosmologer@> wrote: > > > > Dear friends, > > > > Financial markets over the world have recently been experiencing > turbulence. Last week the Dow Jones had its worst week in four or five years. Today, the markets in Asia and Europe have again become pessimistic, due to news of continuing woes of housing lenders in the USA. Professor Choudhrý is of the view that the present turbulence is explained by the mutual aspect of Saturn and Mars. > > > > The USA is at the center of the developments. Losses of so-called > sub-prime mortgage lenders in the USA took place earlier in the year. > At that time, natal L4 Venus in SAMVA USA chart came under aspect of transit stationary Ketu in H2. Setbacks were predicted for the mortgage credit market at that time. The transit aspect of L6 Jupiter to transit stationary L8 Saturn in H1 was also a source of difficulty, also as transit Saturn was also in aspect to natal L2 Sun in H7. The financial markets experienced some turbulence and the the financial market in the USA underperformed the financial market in the rest of the world (see message on June 24). The setbacks in the housing market have temporarily been contained, linked to the above aspects having lifted. However, the damage is becoming visible in terms of individual mortgage credit firms at this time. The news are now linking the turmoil in global financial markets to the news story that American Home Mortgage Investment > > Corp, is teetering on bankruptcy. The reaction in international > financial markets has been swifit in terms of share price declines and volatility in exchange rates. Earlier bond yields had risen, as sign of the growing concerns about the fallout in the important mortgage credit sector in the USA, as well as the rest of the world. > > > > As the aspect of Saturn and Mars has begun to seperate and will > end by August 11, the turbulence in global finanicial markets related to this aspect is expected to have gradually dissipated by that time. > > > > Finally, allow me to recall that on May 8, 2007, Professor > Choudhry predicted here on SAMVA that by September 2007 the transit situation would become better in terms of the SAMVA USA chart. At that time, the relative fortunes of the US stock market are expected to improve again. > > > > Best wishes, > > > > Thor > > > > > > > > > > > Fwd: US stock market underperforming in global boom > > Note: forwarded message attached. > > > > Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life, your story. > Play Sims Stories at Games. > Dear friends, > > has advised me that the development in the US stock market needs to be seen in the context of global stock market developments. Indeed, a global boom in stock markets has been taking place for some time. It seems all markets are just moving up. This is true for the US market as well as others. I share with you his insight: > > " New technology (IT) has brought the world on a stage of recreation of new infrastructure and markets, which is generating wealth for the knowledge based industry across the world. It is expected to continue to generate wealth for some years. The additional wealth is creating new opportunities for the leisure industry sector, luxury industry, computer industry, real estate industry, financial industry, automobile industry and research & development industry. These new opportunities are in fact the scope of the new economic order across the world which is sustaining the stock markets despite the unfavorable conditions which were previously considered harmful for the stock markets boom. " > - , June 16, 2007 > > However, this does not necessarily mean all stock markets are doing equally well all the time. I have found indicies that allow us to compare the performance of share prices in the USA and in the rest of the world. Both indicies are composites for the stock markets in the USA (DOW JONES COMPOSITE INDEX) and in the rest of the world (FTSE WORLD EX USA (WIXUSASG.L) > > Source: http://finance. > > As the attached graph shows of these two indexes, there has been a mighty boom in the US Stock market but an even greater one in the rest of the world. The second graph shows the same thing, but here the share price index of the USA is cast in terms of the world index. It shows more clearly that the US stock market has actually been lagging the global boom since June 2005, when it was on par with stock markets elsewhere. The US stock market then began to do relatively poorly and reached a relative nadir in April 2006. It then began a partial recovery until June 2006, when it again began to show lackluster performance, at least relatively speaking. In 2007, the US stock market has continued to perform worse than the rest of the world, especially in the Spring of 2007, when a prediction was made of " a setback in financial markets " . In late April 2007 the US performance began to catch up to the rest of the world, but the recovery has been short lived. In recent days, > the US share prices have eroded again viz-a-viz the rest of the world. > > In relation to this please see below the message on SAMVA on May 8, 2007 by where he predicts that by September 2007 things will again improve for the USA. At that time, the relative fortunes of the US stock market could be expected to improve again. > > Finally, let me note that the SAMVA USA chart was discovered on December 30, 2006 and hence predictive work based on it is in its infancy. But so far, the results have been overwhelmingly supportive of this chart, primarily based on the predictions of Professor Choudhry. The poor relative performance of the US stock market in 2005 and 2006 is also seen in this chart, when the Ve/Ra period was running and the nodes were afflicting in the chart. A gif file showing the SAMVA USA chart is also attached. > > Best wishes, > > Thor > > > var ygrp_p = new yg_cookie(); function set_gmp(p){ if (p == " " ) ygrp_p.remove( " GMP " ); else ygrp_p.set( " GMP " ,p); } function clear_gmp() { ygrp_p.remove( " GMP " ); } var ygrp_ck = new yg_cookie(); var envPref = ygrp_ck.get('GMI'); function pref(){ if (envPref){ // if pref is open msgInfo(); // toggle the display, default is close } // otherwise, don't do anything default is close getDocumentCharset(); } function getDocumentCharset() { var charset = (typeof document.charset == " undefined " || document.charset == null) ? document.characterSet : document.charset; var msxml = ['Microsoft.XMLHTTP','MSXML2.XMLHTTP.5.0','MSXML2.XMLHTTP.4.0','MSXML2.XMLHTTP.3\ ..0','MSXML2.XMLHTTP']; var http;try{http=new XMLHttpRequest();}catch(e){for(var i=0;i Outlook for US upto August, 2007 > Message #13583 of 13820 > Tue May 8, 2007 9:30 am > > > Hello dear friends, > > Current developments in US are quite difficult for the country and for the President, JWB. The popularity graph of JWB has already come down to 28% or less. > > These are quite evident in the USA Samva Chart of 2nd February, 1781, and the chart of President JWB. Both charts are working alike so far as the planetary influences are concerned. > > The light down the tunnel is there though late. Things start looking up both for US and President JWB from September, 2007, on economic front, understanding of political parties, situation in Iraq for US forces , etc. The difficulties predicted earlier on January 6, 2007, will subside. > > > Best wishes. > > > www.YourNetAstrologer.com > www.JyotishRemedies121.com > A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018, (India). > Phones: 91 124 - 2219240 > Mobile 98110 16333 > > - <siha > <SAMVA > > Saturday, January 06, 2007 2:45 PM > Transit influences in USA chart > > > > | > | Hello dear list members, > | > | In the recently proposed US chart for the 2nd February, 1781, 1705 hours, > | the transit influences show severe afflictions during middle of March, > | 2007, to early May, 2007, indicating lot of controversies, emotional > | involvement of the people in controvercial issues, financial/market > | setbacks, fatal/serious accidents, weather vagaries/disturbances, setbacks > | in war fields, etc. > | > | Best wishes, > | > | > > > > > Sick sense of humor? 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Guest guest Posted August 9, 2007 Report Share Posted August 9, 2007 Dear Matt and Thor, ECB has stepped in to support liquidity. Overnight dollars traded at 7 percent in a few instances and broadly at 50 basis premium for most part of day. Bank of Canada issued emergency liquidity provisioning statements. The signs are all there. Hats off for the insight about the future. i guess this is only a beginning. best regards guru SAMVA , " Matt " <hunt4genestocks wrote: > > Thor, > > The message indicates " attachment not stored " which must mean it isn't > archived. > > Nevertheless, my post was largely redundant to earlier posts, as > indicated. > > Thanks, > > Matt > > > > > > SAMVA , Cosmologer <cosmologer@> wrote: > > > > Dear Matt, > > > > Thanks for your kind words. > > > > Please the enclosed message and graphs sent to the list on June > 24. They show the relative performance as you are suggesting. > > > > Best wishes, > > > > Thor > > > > > > > > > > Thor, > > An excellent post as always. Thank you. > > It occurred to me when you made reference to the relative > under-performance of the US market compared to other regions that we > might have a means of separating the growing correlation of all > capital markets from an SA perspective. > > In my work, I heavily rely upon " relative performance " charts > whereby I compare the performance of a particular region, say Latin > America, to a global composite. What this shows me is how Latin > America is doing relative to the remainder of the world. Therefore, > while the trends of the markets are quite similar, as these past weeks > have shown, the relative performance of various countries can easily > be vetted out in this manner. > > The link below (assuming it works!) shows such a comparison of > Taiwan equities against the Dow Jones World Index: > > http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=EWT & p=W & b=5 & g=0 & id=p03896479021 > > > > The top panel is the price chart and the bottom panel is the > Relative Strength line. When the Relative Strength line is > up-trending, Taiwan is out-performing the global market average and > vice versa. > > As I indicated, this type of analysis might be a means of > separating out the high correlation of all of the global equities > markets from the performance of each country/region. > > One would expect that during favorable subperiods and transits for > a particular country its relative performance would be better than the > global markets etc... > > Food for thought, > > Matt > > > > SAMVA , Cosmologer <cosmologer@> wrote: > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > Financial markets over the world have recently been experiencing > > turbulence. Last week the Dow Jones had its worst week in four or > five years. Today, the markets in Asia and Europe have again become > pessimistic, due to news of continuing woes of housing lenders in the > USA. Professor Choudhrý is of the view that the present turbulence is > explained by the mutual aspect of Saturn and Mars. > > > > > > The USA is at the center of the developments. Losses of so- called > > sub-prime mortgage lenders in the USA took place earlier in the year. > > At that time, natal L4 Venus in SAMVA USA chart came under aspect > of transit stationary Ketu in H2. Setbacks were predicted for the > mortgage credit market at that time. The transit aspect of L6 Jupiter > to transit stationary L8 Saturn in H1 was also a source of difficulty, > also as transit Saturn was also in aspect to natal L2 Sun in H7. The > financial markets experienced some turbulence and the the financial > market in the USA underperformed the financial market in the rest of > the world (see message on June 24). The setbacks in the housing market > have temporarily been contained, linked to the above aspects having > lifted. However, the damage is becoming visible in terms of individual > mortgage credit firms at this time. The news are now linking the > turmoil in global financial markets to the news story that American > Home Mortgage Investment > > > Corp, is teetering on bankruptcy. The reaction in international > > financial markets has been swifit in terms of share price declines > and volatility in exchange rates. Earlier bond yields had risen, as > sign of the growing concerns about the fallout in the important > mortgage credit sector in the USA, as well as the rest of the world. > > > > > > As the aspect of Saturn and Mars has begun to seperate and will > > end by August 11, the turbulence in global finanicial markets > related to this aspect is expected to have gradually dissipated by > that time. > > > > > > Finally, allow me to recall that on May 8, 2007, Professor > > Choudhry predicted here on SAMVA that by September 2007 the > transit situation would become better in terms of the SAMVA USA chart. > At that time, the relative fortunes of the US stock market are > expected to improve again. > > > > > > Best wishes, > > > > > > Thor > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Fwd: US stock market underperforming in global boom > > > > Note: forwarded message attached. > > > > > > > > Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life, your story. > > Play Sims Stories at Games. > > Dear friends, > > > > has advised me that the development in the US > stock market needs to be seen in the context of global stock market > developments. Indeed, a global boom in stock markets has been taking > place for some time. It seems all markets are just moving up. This is > true for the US market as well as others. I share with you his insight: > > > > " New technology (IT) has brought the world on a stage of recreation > of new infrastructure and markets, which is generating wealth for the > knowledge based industry across the world. It is expected to continue > to generate wealth for some years. The additional wealth is creating > new opportunities for the leisure industry sector, luxury industry, > computer industry, real estate industry, financial industry, > automobile industry and research & development industry. These new > opportunities are in fact the scope of the new economic order across > the world which is sustaining the stock markets despite the > unfavorable conditions which were previously considered harmful for > the stock markets boom. " > > - , June 16, 2007 > > > > However, this does not necessarily mean all stock markets are doing > equally well all the time. I have found indicies that allow us to > compare the performance of share prices in the USA and in the rest of > the world. Both indicies are composites for the stock markets in the > USA (DOW JONES COMPOSITE INDEX) and in the rest of the world (FTSE > WORLD EX USA (WIXUSASG.L) > > > > Source: http://finance. > > > > As the attached graph shows of these two indexes, there has been a > mighty boom in the US Stock market but an even greater one in the > rest of the world. The second graph shows the same thing, but here the > share price index of the USA is cast in terms of the world index. It > shows more clearly that the US stock market has actually been lagging > the global boom since June 2005, when it was on par with stock > markets elsewhere. The US stock market then began to do relatively > poorly and reached a relative nadir in April 2006. It then began a > partial recovery until June 2006, when it again began to show > lackluster performance, at least relatively speaking. In 2007, the US > stock market has continued to perform worse than the rest of the > world, especially in the Spring of 2007, when a prediction was made > of " a setback in financial markets " . In late April 2007 the US > performance began to catch up to the rest of the world, but the > recovery has been short lived. In recent days, > > the US share prices have eroded again viz-a-viz the rest of the world. > > > > In relation to this please see below the message on SAMVA on May 8, > 2007 by where he predicts that by September 2007 > things will again improve for the USA. At that time, the relative > fortunes of the US stock market could be expected to improve again. > > > > Finally, let me note that the SAMVA USA chart was discovered on > December 30, 2006 and hence predictive work based on it is in its > infancy. But so far, the results have been overwhelmingly supportive > of this chart, primarily based on the predictions of Professor > Choudhry. The poor relative performance of the US stock market in 2005 > and 2006 is also seen in this chart, when the Ve/Ra period was running > and the nodes were afflicting in the chart. A gif file showing the > SAMVA USA chart is also attached. > > > > Best wishes, > > > > Thor > > > > > > var ygrp_p = new yg_cookie(); function set_gmp(p){ if (p == " " ) > ygrp_p.remove( " GMP " ); else ygrp_p.set( " GMP " ,p); } function clear_gmp () > { ygrp_p.remove( " GMP " ); } var ygrp_ck = new yg_cookie(); var envPref > = ygrp_ck.get('GMI'); function pref(){ if (envPref){ // if pref is > open msgInfo(); // toggle the display, default is close } // > otherwise, don't do anything default is close getDocumentCharset (); } > function getDocumentCharset() { var charset = (typeof document.charset > == " undefined " || document.charset == null) ? document.characterSet : > document.charset; var msxml = > ['Microsoft.XMLHTTP','MSXML2.XMLHTTP.5.0','MSXML2.XMLHTTP.4.0','MSXML2 ..XMLHTTP.3.0','MSXML2.XMLHTTP']; > var http;try{http=new XMLHttpRequest();}catch(e){for(var i=0;i > Outlook for US upto August, 2007 > > Message #13583 of 13820 > > Tue May 8, 2007 9:30 am > > > > > > Hello dear friends, > > > > Current developments in US are quite difficult for the country and > for the President, JWB. The popularity graph of JWB has already come > down to 28% or less. > > > > These are quite evident in the USA Samva Chart of 2nd February, > 1781, and the chart of President JWB. Both charts are working alike so > far as the planetary influences are concerned. > > > > The light down the tunnel is there though late. Things start > looking up both for US and President JWB from September, 2007, on > economic front, understanding of political parties, situation in Iraq > for US forces , etc. The difficulties predicted earlier on January 6, > 2007, will subside. > > > > > > Best wishes. > > > > > > www.YourNetAstrologer.com > > www.JyotishRemedies121.com > > A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018, (India). > > Phones: 91 124 - 2219240 > > Mobile 98110 16333 > > > > - <siha@> > > <SAMVA > > > Saturday, January 06, 2007 2:45 PM > > Transit influences in USA chart > > > > > > > > | > > | Hello dear list members, > > | > > | In the recently proposed US chart for the 2nd February, 1781, 1705 > hours, > > | the transit influences show severe afflictions during middle of > March, > > | 2007, to early May, 2007, indicating lot of controversies, emotional > > | involvement of the people in controvercial issues, financial/market > > | setbacks, fatal/serious accidents, weather vagaries/disturbances, > setbacks > > | in war fields, etc. > > | > > | Best wishes, > > | > > | > > > > > > > > > > Sick sense of humor? 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Guest guest Posted August 9, 2007 Report Share Posted August 9, 2007 Dearest Guru, Thanks to the efforts of the SAMVA list members (especially Thor, Vyas, John and Shri Choudhry) I have taken to putting transit dates for the USA SAMVA chart on my MS Outlook Calendar to keep me mindful of transit influences for my trading campaigns. For example, during the week of August 20th-24th we have transit 6L Jupiter from the 5th house afflicting transit Mars (which natally resides in the 5th/speculation/trading). Additionally, transit 8th lord Saturn (which also resides in the 5th) will be afflicting transit 5L Sun indicating a loss of financial stability. Beyond this date range, pressure remains on transit Sun from transit Rahu from the 8th during its own subperiod until month-end signifying continuing financial instability. There appears to be a let up for the month of September which will bring a recovery rally. However, the downside market pressures build to a critical level again in early October as I posted previously " 13878 Oct 1st Malefic Confluences & Weaknesses " . At that time, the market decline should begin again in earnest. The month of October is notoriously bad for the stock markets (likely due to the 2L Sun, signifying financial stability, transiting its sign of debilitation sometime during the month and subject to FM TTT influences). Looks like some good times are coming to be defensive/short equities.... Regards, Matt PS - Anyone interested in my free market commentary (which includes historical archives of all market predictions) can at www.arportfolios.com You can opt-out at any time and I don't sell/rent/share email addresses with anyone. SAMVA , " r.k.gurumurthy " <gurumurthyrk wrote: > > Dear Matt and Thor, > > ECB has stepped in to support liquidity. Overnight dollars traded at > 7 percent in a few instances and broadly at 50 basis premium for most > part of day. Bank of Canada issued emergency liquidity provisioning > statements. The signs are all there. Hats off for the insight about > the future. > > i guess this is only a beginning. > > best regards > guru > > > SAMVA , " Matt " <hunt4genestocks@> wrote: > > > > Thor, > > > > The message indicates " attachment not stored " which must mean it > isn't > > archived. > > > > Nevertheless, my post was largely redundant to earlier posts, as > > indicated. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Matt > > > > > > > > > > > > SAMVA , Cosmologer <cosmologer@> wrote: > > > > > > Dear Matt, > > > > > > Thanks for your kind words. > > > > > > Please the enclosed message and graphs sent to the list on June > > 24. They show the relative performance as you are suggesting. > > > > > > Best wishes, > > > > > > Thor > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Thor, > > > An excellent post as always. Thank you. > > > It occurred to me when you made reference to the relative > > under-performance of the US market compared to other regions that we > > might have a means of separating the growing correlation of all > > capital markets from an SA perspective. > > > In my work, I heavily rely upon " relative performance " charts > > whereby I compare the performance of a particular region, say Latin > > America, to a global composite. What this shows me is how Latin > > America is doing relative to the remainder of the world. Therefore, > > while the trends of the markets are quite similar, as these past > weeks > > have shown, the relative performance of various countries can easily > > be vetted out in this manner. > > > The link below (assuming it works!) shows such a comparison of > > Taiwan equities against the Dow Jones World Index: > > > http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=EWT & p=W & b=5 & g=0 & id=p03896479021 > > > > > > The top panel is the price chart and the bottom panel is the > > Relative Strength line. When the Relative Strength line is > > up-trending, Taiwan is out-performing the global market average and > > vice versa. > > > As I indicated, this type of analysis might be a means of > > separating out the high correlation of all of the global equities > > markets from the performance of each country/region. > > > One would expect that during favorable subperiods and transits > for > > a particular country its relative performance would be better than > the > > global markets etc... > > > Food for thought, > > > Matt > > > > > > SAMVA , Cosmologer <cosmologer@> wrote: > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > > > Financial markets over the world have recently been > experiencing > > > turbulence. Last week the Dow Jones had its worst week in four > or > > five years. Today, the markets in Asia and Europe have again become > > pessimistic, due to news of continuing woes of housing lenders in > the > > USA. Professor Choudhrý is of the view that the present turbulence > is > > explained by the mutual aspect of Saturn and Mars. > > > > > > > > The USA is at the center of the developments. Losses of so- > called > > > sub-prime mortgage lenders in the USA took place earlier in the > year. > > > At that time, natal L4 Venus in SAMVA USA chart came under > aspect > > of transit stationary Ketu in H2. Setbacks were predicted for the > > mortgage credit market at that time. The transit aspect of L6 > Jupiter > > to transit stationary L8 Saturn in H1 was also a source of > difficulty, > > also as transit Saturn was also in aspect to natal L2 Sun in H7. The > > financial markets experienced some turbulence and the the financial > > market in the USA underperformed the financial market in the rest of > > the world (see message on June 24). The setbacks in the housing > market > > have temporarily been contained, linked to the above aspects having > > lifted. However, the damage is becoming visible in terms of > individual > > mortgage credit firms at this time. The news are now linking the > > turmoil in global financial markets to the news story that American > > Home Mortgage Investment > > > > Corp, is teetering on bankruptcy. The reaction in > international > > > financial markets has been swifit in terms of share price > declines > > and volatility in exchange rates. Earlier bond yields had risen, as > > sign of the growing concerns about the fallout in the important > > mortgage credit sector in the USA, as well as the rest of the world. > > > > > > > > As the aspect of Saturn and Mars has begun to seperate and > will > > > end by August 11, the turbulence in global finanicial markets > > related to this aspect is expected to have gradually dissipated by > > that time. > > > > > > > > Finally, allow me to recall that on May 8, 2007, Professor > > > Choudhry predicted here on SAMVA that by September 2007 the > > transit situation would become better in terms of the SAMVA USA > chart. > > At that time, the relative fortunes of the US stock market are > > expected to improve again. > > > > > > > > Best wishes, > > > > > > > > Thor > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Fwd: US stock market underperforming in global boom > > > > > > Note: forwarded message attached. > > > > > > > > > > > > Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life, your > story. > > > Play Sims Stories at Games. > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > has advised me that the development in the US > > stock market needs to be seen in the context of global stock market > > developments. Indeed, a global boom in stock markets has been taking > > place for some time. It seems all markets are just moving up. This > is > > true for the US market as well as others. I share with you his > insight: > > > > > > " New technology (IT) has brought the world on a stage of > recreation > > of new infrastructure and markets, which is generating wealth for > the > > knowledge based industry across the world. It is expected to > continue > > to generate wealth for some years. The additional wealth is > creating > > new opportunities for the leisure industry sector, luxury industry, > > computer industry, real estate industry, financial industry, > > automobile industry and research & development industry. These new > > opportunities are in fact the scope of the new economic order > across > > the world which is sustaining the stock markets despite the > > unfavorable conditions which were previously considered harmful for > > the stock markets boom. " > > > - , June 16, 2007 > > > > > > However, this does not necessarily mean all stock markets are > doing > > equally well all the time. I have found indicies that allow us to > > compare the performance of share prices in the USA and in the rest > of > > the world. Both indicies are composites for the stock markets in the > > USA (DOW JONES COMPOSITE INDEX) and in the rest of the world (FTSE > > WORLD EX USA (WIXUSASG.L) > > > > > > Source: http://finance. > > > > > > As the attached graph shows of these two indexes, there has been > a > > mighty boom in the US Stock market but an even greater one in the > > rest of the world. The second graph shows the same thing, but here > the > > share price index of the USA is cast in terms of the world index. It > > shows more clearly that the US stock market has actually been > lagging > > the global boom since June 2005, when it was on par with stock > > markets elsewhere. The US stock market then began to do relatively > > poorly and reached a relative nadir in April 2006. It then began a > > partial recovery until June 2006, when it again began to show > > lackluster performance, at least relatively speaking. In 2007, the > US > > stock market has continued to perform worse than the rest of the > > world, especially in the Spring of 2007, when a prediction was made > > of " a setback in financial markets " . In late April 2007 the US > > performance began to catch up to the rest of the world, but the > > recovery has been short lived. In recent days, > > > the US share prices have eroded again viz-a-viz the rest of the > world. > > > > > > In relation to this please see below the message on SAMVA on May > 8, > > 2007 by where he predicts that by September 2007 > > things will again improve for the USA. At that time, the relative > > fortunes of the US stock market could be expected to improve again. > > > > > > Finally, let me note that the SAMVA USA chart was discovered on > > December 30, 2006 and hence predictive work based on it is in its > > infancy. But so far, the results have been overwhelmingly supportive > > of this chart, primarily based on the predictions of Professor > > Choudhry. The poor relative performance of the US stock market in > 2005 > > and 2006 is also seen in this chart, when the Ve/Ra period was > running > > and the nodes were afflicting in the chart. A gif file showing the > > SAMVA USA chart is also attached. > > > > > > Best wishes, > > > > > > Thor > > > > > > > > > var ygrp_p = new yg_cookie(); function set_gmp(p){ if (p == " " ) > > ygrp_p.remove( " GMP " ); else ygrp_p.set( " GMP " ,p); } function clear_gmp > () > > { ygrp_p.remove( " GMP " ); } var ygrp_ck = new yg_cookie(); var > envPref > > = ygrp_ck.get('GMI'); function pref(){ if (envPref){ // if pref is > > open msgInfo(); // toggle the display, default is close } // > > otherwise, don't do anything default is close getDocumentCharset > (); } > > function getDocumentCharset() { var charset = (typeof > document.charset > > == " undefined " || document.charset == null) ? > document.characterSet : > > document.charset; var msxml = > > > ['Microsoft.XMLHTTP','MSXML2.XMLHTTP.5.0','MSXML2.XMLHTTP.4.0','MSXML2 > .XMLHTTP.3.0','MSXML2.XMLHTTP']; > > var http;try{http=new XMLHttpRequest();}catch(e){for(var > i=0;i > > Outlook for US upto August, 2007 > > > Message #13583 of 13820 > > > Tue May 8, 2007 9:30 am > > > > > > > > > Hello dear friends, > > > > > > Current developments in US are quite difficult for the country and > > for the President, JWB. The popularity graph of JWB has already come > > down to 28% or less. > > > > > > These are quite evident in the USA Samva Chart of 2nd February, > > 1781, and the chart of President JWB. Both charts are working alike > so > > far as the planetary influences are concerned. > > > > > > The light down the tunnel is there though late. Things start > > looking up both for US and President JWB from September, 2007, on > > economic front, understanding of political parties, situation in > Iraq > > for US forces , etc. The difficulties predicted earlier on January > 6, > > 2007, will subside. > > > > > > > > > Best wishes. > > > > > > > > > www.YourNetAstrologer.com > > > www.JyotishRemedies121.com > > > A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018, (India). > > > Phones: 91 124 - 2219240 > > > Mobile 98110 16333 > > > > > > - <siha@> > > > <SAMVA > > > > Saturday, January 06, 2007 2:45 PM > > > Transit influences in USA chart > > > > > > > > > > > > | > > > | Hello dear list members, > > > | > > > | In the recently proposed US chart for the 2nd February, 1781, > 1705 > > hours, > > > | the transit influences show severe afflictions during middle of > > March, > > > | 2007, to early May, 2007, indicating lot of controversies, > emotional > > > | involvement of the people in controvercial issues, > financial/market > > > | setbacks, fatal/serious accidents, weather > vagaries/disturbances, > > setbacks > > > | in war fields, etc. > > > | > > > | Best wishes, > > > | > > > | > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Sick sense of humor? 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Guest guest Posted August 10, 2007 Report Share Posted August 10, 2007 Dearest Matt Quite Agree with you. Hats off to the SA and its learned members who have provided tremendous insight. I am particularly curious about what happens on Sept 30/Oct 1 - the latter date especially - when Jupiter afflicts H1,5,9,11. It also severely afflicts Lagna Lord transiting the 11th (tho in exalted state). As if this is not enough, TrSa has its vice-like grip on TrMe. Could well be a day to remember. Ben the monetarist will go down in annals of US CB history as a helpless captain. I thoroughly enjoyed your lates edition that covered the stock markets. Sincerely guru SAMVA , " Matt " <hunt4genestocks wrote: > > Dearest Guru, > > Thanks to the efforts of the SAMVA list members (especially Thor, > Vyas, John and Shri Choudhry) I have taken to putting transit dates > for the USA SAMVA chart on my MS Outlook Calendar to keep me mindful > of transit influences for my trading campaigns. > > For example, during the week of August 20th-24th we have transit 6L > Jupiter from the 5th house afflicting transit Mars (which natally > resides in the 5th/speculation/trading). Additionally, transit 8th > lord Saturn (which also resides in the 5th) will be afflicting transit > 5L Sun indicating a loss of financial stability. > > Beyond this date range, pressure remains on transit Sun from transit > Rahu from the 8th during its own subperiod until month-end signifying > continuing financial instability. > > There appears to be a let up for the month of September which will > bring a recovery rally. > > However, the downside market pressures build to a critical level again > in early October as I posted previously " 13878 Oct 1st Malefic > Confluences & Weaknesses " . At that time, the market decline should > begin again in earnest. > > The month of October is notoriously bad for the stock markets (likely > due to the 2L Sun, signifying financial stability, transiting its sign > of debilitation sometime during the month and subject to FM TTT > influences). > > Looks like some good times are coming to be defensive/short equities.... > > Regards, > > Matt > > PS - Anyone interested in my free market commentary (which includes > historical archives of all market predictions) can at > www.arportfolios.com You can opt-out at any time and I don't > sell/rent/share email addresses with anyone. > > > SAMVA , " r.k.gurumurthy " <gurumurthyrk@> wrote: > > > > Dear Matt and Thor, > > > > ECB has stepped in to support liquidity. Overnight dollars traded at > > 7 percent in a few instances and broadly at 50 basis premium for most > > part of day. Bank of Canada issued emergency liquidity provisioning > > statements. The signs are all there. Hats off for the insight about > > the future. > > > > i guess this is only a beginning. > > > > best regards > > guru > > > > > > SAMVA , " Matt " <hunt4genestocks@> wrote: > > > > > > Thor, > > > > > > The message indicates " attachment not stored " which must mean it > > isn't > > > archived. > > > > > > Nevertheless, my post was largely redundant to earlier posts, as > > > indicated. > > > > > > Thanks, > > > > > > Matt > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > SAMVA , Cosmologer <cosmologer@> wrote: > > > > > > > > Dear Matt, > > > > > > > > Thanks for your kind words. > > > > > > > > Please the enclosed message and graphs sent to the list on June > > > 24. They show the relative performance as you are suggesting. > > > > > > > > Best wishes, > > > > > > > > Thor > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Thor, > > > > An excellent post as always. Thank you. > > > > It occurred to me when you made reference to the relative > > > under-performance of the US market compared to other regions that we > > > might have a means of separating the growing correlation of all > > > capital markets from an SA perspective. > > > > In my work, I heavily rely upon " relative performance " charts > > > whereby I compare the performance of a particular region, say Latin > > > America, to a global composite. What this shows me is how Latin > > > America is doing relative to the remainder of the world. Therefore, > > > while the trends of the markets are quite similar, as these past > > weeks > > > have shown, the relative performance of various countries can easily > > > be vetted out in this manner. > > > > The link below (assuming it works!) shows such a comparison of > > > Taiwan equities against the Dow Jones World Index: > > > > http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui? s=EWT & p=W & b=5 & g=0 & id=p03896479021 > > > > > > > > The top panel is the price chart and the bottom panel is the > > > Relative Strength line. When the Relative Strength line is > > > up-trending, Taiwan is out-performing the global market average and > > > vice versa. > > > > As I indicated, this type of analysis might be a means of > > > separating out the high correlation of all of the global equities > > > markets from the performance of each country/region. > > > > One would expect that during favorable subperiods and transits > > for > > > a particular country its relative performance would be better than > > the > > > global markets etc... > > > > Food for thought, > > > > Matt > > > > > > > > SAMVA , Cosmologer <cosmologer@> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > > > > > Financial markets over the world have recently been > > experiencing > > > > turbulence. Last week the Dow Jones had its worst week in four > > or > > > five years. Today, the markets in Asia and Europe have again become > > > pessimistic, due to news of continuing woes of housing lenders in > > the > > > USA. Professor Choudhrý is of the view that the present turbulence > > is > > > explained by the mutual aspect of Saturn and Mars. > > > > > > > > > > The USA is at the center of the developments. Losses of so- > > called > > > > sub-prime mortgage lenders in the USA took place earlier in the > > year. > > > > At that time, natal L4 Venus in SAMVA USA chart came under > > aspect > > > of transit stationary Ketu in H2. Setbacks were predicted for the > > > mortgage credit market at that time. The transit aspect of L6 > > Jupiter > > > to transit stationary L8 Saturn in H1 was also a source of > > difficulty, > > > also as transit Saturn was also in aspect to natal L2 Sun in H7. The > > > financial markets experienced some turbulence and the the financial > > > market in the USA underperformed the financial market in the rest of > > > the world (see message on June 24). The setbacks in the housing > > market > > > have temporarily been contained, linked to the above aspects having > > > lifted. However, the damage is becoming visible in terms of > > individual > > > mortgage credit firms at this time. The news are now linking the > > > turmoil in global financial markets to the news story that American > > > Home Mortgage Investment > > > > > Corp, is teetering on bankruptcy. The reaction in > > international > > > > financial markets has been swifit in terms of share price > > declines > > > and volatility in exchange rates. Earlier bond yields had risen, as > > > sign of the growing concerns about the fallout in the important > > > mortgage credit sector in the USA, as well as the rest of the world. > > > > > > > > > > As the aspect of Saturn and Mars has begun to seperate and > > will > > > > end by August 11, the turbulence in global finanicial markets > > > related to this aspect is expected to have gradually dissipated by > > > that time. > > > > > > > > > > Finally, allow me to recall that on May 8, 2007, Professor > > > > Choudhry predicted here on SAMVA that by September 2007 the > > > transit situation would become better in terms of the SAMVA USA > > chart. > > > At that time, the relative fortunes of the US stock market are > > > expected to improve again. > > > > > > > > > > Best wishes, > > > > > > > > > > Thor > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Fwd: US stock market underperforming in global boom > > > > > > > > Note: forwarded message attached. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life, your > > story. > > > > Play Sims Stories at Games. > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > > > has advised me that the development in the US > > > stock market needs to be seen in the context of global stock market > > > developments. Indeed, a global boom in stock markets has been taking > > > place for some time. It seems all markets are just moving up. This > > is > > > true for the US market as well as others. I share with you his > > insight: > > > > > > > > " New technology (IT) has brought the world on a stage of > > recreation > > > of new infrastructure and markets, which is generating wealth for > > the > > > knowledge based industry across the world. It is expected to > > continue > > > to generate wealth for some years. The additional wealth is > > creating > > > new opportunities for the leisure industry sector, luxury industry, > > > computer industry, real estate industry, financial industry, > > > automobile industry and research & development industry. These new > > > opportunities are in fact the scope of the new economic order > > across > > > the world which is sustaining the stock markets despite the > > > unfavorable conditions which were previously considered harmful for > > > the stock markets boom. " > > > > - , June 16, 2007 > > > > > > > > However, this does not necessarily mean all stock markets are > > doing > > > equally well all the time. I have found indicies that allow us to > > > compare the performance of share prices in the USA and in the rest > > of > > > the world. Both indicies are composites for the stock markets in the > > > USA (DOW JONES COMPOSITE INDEX) and in the rest of the world (FTSE > > > WORLD EX USA (WIXUSASG.L) > > > > > > > > Source: http://finance. > > > > > > > > As the attached graph shows of these two indexes, there has been > > a > > > mighty boom in the US Stock market but an even greater one in the > > > rest of the world. The second graph shows the same thing, but here > > the > > > share price index of the USA is cast in terms of the world index. It > > > shows more clearly that the US stock market has actually been > > lagging > > > the global boom since June 2005, when it was on par with stock > > > markets elsewhere. The US stock market then began to do relatively > > > poorly and reached a relative nadir in April 2006. It then began a > > > partial recovery until June 2006, when it again began to show > > > lackluster performance, at least relatively speaking. In 2007, the > > US > > > stock market has continued to perform worse than the rest of the > > > world, especially in the Spring of 2007, when a prediction was made > > > of " a setback in financial markets " . In late April 2007 the US > > > performance began to catch up to the rest of the world, but the > > > recovery has been short lived. In recent days, > > > > the US share prices have eroded again viz-a-viz the rest of the > > world. > > > > > > > > In relation to this please see below the message on SAMVA on May > > 8, > > > 2007 by where he predicts that by September 2007 > > > things will again improve for the USA. At that time, the relative > > > fortunes of the US stock market could be expected to improve again. > > > > > > > > Finally, let me note that the SAMVA USA chart was discovered on > > > December 30, 2006 and hence predictive work based on it is in its > > > infancy. But so far, the results have been overwhelmingly supportive > > > of this chart, primarily based on the predictions of Professor > > > Choudhry. The poor relative performance of the US stock market in > > 2005 > > > and 2006 is also seen in this chart, when the Ve/Ra period was > > running > > > and the nodes were afflicting in the chart. A gif file showing the > > > SAMVA USA chart is also attached. > > > > > > > > Best wishes, > > > > > > > > Thor > > > > > > > > > > > > var ygrp_p = new yg_cookie(); function set_gmp(p){ if (p == " " ) > > > ygrp_p.remove( " GMP " ); else ygrp_p.set( " GMP " ,p); } function clear_gmp > > () > > > { ygrp_p.remove( " GMP " ); } var ygrp_ck = new yg_cookie(); var > > envPref > > > = ygrp_ck.get('GMI'); function pref(){ if (envPref){ // if pref is > > > open msgInfo(); // toggle the display, default is close } // > > > otherwise, don't do anything default is close getDocumentCharset > > (); } > > > function getDocumentCharset() { var charset = (typeof > > document.charset > > > == " undefined " || document.charset == null) ? > > document.characterSet : > > > document.charset; var msxml = > > > > > ['Microsoft.XMLHTTP','MSXML2.XMLHTTP.5.0','MSXML2.XMLHTTP.4.0','MSXML2 > > .XMLHTTP.3.0','MSXML2.XMLHTTP']; > > > var http;try{http=new XMLHttpRequest();}catch(e){for(var > > i=0;i > > > Outlook for US upto August, 2007 > > > > Message #13583 of 13820 > > > > Tue May 8, 2007 9:30 am > > > > > > > > > > > > Hello dear friends, > > > > > > > > Current developments in US are quite difficult for the country and > > > for the President, JWB. The popularity graph of JWB has already come > > > down to 28% or less. > > > > > > > > These are quite evident in the USA Samva Chart of 2nd February, > > > 1781, and the chart of President JWB. Both charts are working alike > > so > > > far as the planetary influences are concerned. > > > > > > > > The light down the tunnel is there though late. Things start > > > looking up both for US and President JWB from September, 2007, on > > > economic front, understanding of political parties, situation in > > Iraq > > > for US forces , etc. The difficulties predicted earlier on January > > 6, > > > 2007, will subside. > > > > > > > > > > > > Best wishes. > > > > > > > > > > > > www.YourNetAstrologer.com > > > > www.JyotishRemedies121.com > > > > A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018, (India). > > > > Phones: 91 124 - 2219240 > > > > Mobile 98110 16333 > > > > > > > > - <siha@> > > > > <SAMVA > > > > > Saturday, January 06, 2007 2:45 PM > > > > Transit influences in USA chart > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > | > > > > | Hello dear list members, > > > > | > > > > | In the recently proposed US chart for the 2nd February, 1781, > > 1705 > > > hours, > > > > | the transit influences show severe afflictions during middle of > > > March, > > > > | 2007, to early May, 2007, indicating lot of controversies, > > emotional > > > > | involvement of the people in controvercial issues, > > financial/market > > > > | setbacks, fatal/serious accidents, weather > > vagaries/disturbances, > > > setbacks > > > > | in war fields, etc. > > > > | > > > > | Best wishes, > > > > | > > > > | > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Sick sense of humor? 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Guest guest Posted August 10, 2007 Report Share Posted August 10, 2007 Dearest Guru, The next several months will prove to be something to remember if we've all keyed in on the transits correctly. Being able to add SA insights to fundamental and technical analysis for the markets could be powerfully synergistic. Have a wonderful weekend with your family...we all need some R & R after this week's trading. Yours always, Matt --- " r.k.gurumurthy " <gurumurthyrk wrote: > > Dearest Matt > > Quite Agree with you. Hats off to the SA and its learned members who > have provided tremendous insight. > > I am particularly curious about what happens on Sept 30/Oct 1 - the > latter date especially - when Jupiter afflicts H1,5,9,11. It also > severely afflicts Lagna Lord transiting the 11th (tho in exalted > state). As if this is not enough, TrSa has its vice-like grip on > TrMe. Could well be a day to remember. Ben the monetarist will go > down in annals of US CB history as a helpless captain. > > I thoroughly enjoyed your lates edition that covered the stock > markets. > > Sincerely > guru > > > > > > > SAMVA , " Matt " <hunt4genestocks wrote: > > > > Dearest Guru, > > > > Thanks to the efforts of the SAMVA list members (especially Thor, > > Vyas, John and Shri Choudhry) I have taken to putting transit dates > > for the USA SAMVA chart on my MS Outlook Calendar to keep me > mindful > > of transit influences for my trading campaigns. > > > > For example, during the week of August 20th-24th we have transit 6L > > Jupiter from the 5th house afflicting transit Mars (which natally > > resides in the 5th/speculation/trading). Additionally, transit 8th > > lord Saturn (which also resides in the 5th) will be afflicting > transit > > 5L Sun indicating a loss of financial stability. > > > > Beyond this date range, pressure remains on transit Sun from > transit > > Rahu from the 8th during its own subperiod until month-end > signifying > > continuing financial instability. > > > > There appears to be a let up for the month of September which will > > bring a recovery rally. > > > > However, the downside market pressures build to a critical level > again > > in early October as I posted previously " 13878 Oct 1st > Malefic > > Confluences & Weaknesses " . At that time, the market decline should > > begin again in earnest. > > > > The month of October is notoriously bad for the stock markets > (likely > > due to the 2L Sun, signifying financial stability, transiting its > sign > > of debilitation sometime during the month and subject to FM TTT > > influences). > > > > Looks like some good times are coming to be defensive/short > equities.... > > > > Regards, > > > > Matt > > > > PS - Anyone interested in my free market commentary (which includes > > historical archives of all market predictions) can at > > www.arportfolios.com You can opt-out at any time and I don't > > sell/rent/share email addresses with anyone. > > > > > > SAMVA , " r.k.gurumurthy " <gurumurthyrk@> > wrote: > > > > > > Dear Matt and Thor, > > > > > > ECB has stepped in to support liquidity. Overnight dollars traded > > at > > > 7 percent in a few instances and broadly at 50 basis premium for > most > > > part of day. Bank of Canada issued emergency liquidity > provisioning > > > statements. The signs are all there. Hats off for the insight > about > > > the future. > > > > > > i guess this is only a beginning. > > > > > > best regards > > > guru > > > > > > > > > SAMVA , " Matt " <hunt4genestocks@> wrote: > > > > > > > > Thor, > > > > > > > > The message indicates " attachment not stored " which must mean > it > > > isn't > > > > archived. > > > > > > > > Nevertheless, my post was largely redundant to earlier posts, > as > > > > indicated. > > > > > > > > Thanks, > > > > > > > > Matt > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > SAMVA , Cosmologer <cosmologer@> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > Dear Matt, > > > > > > > > > > Thanks for your kind words. > > > > > > > > > > Please the enclosed message and graphs sent to the list on > June > > > > 24. They show the relative performance as you are suggesting. > > > > > > > > > > Best wishes, > > > > > > > > > > Thor > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Thor, > > > > > An excellent post as always. Thank you. > > > > > It occurred to me when you made reference to the relative > > > > under-performance of the US market compared to other regions > that we > > > > might have a means of separating the growing correlation of all > > > > capital markets from an SA perspective. > > > > > In my work, I heavily rely upon " relative performance " > charts > > > > whereby I compare the performance of a particular region, say > Latin > > > > America, to a global composite. What this shows me is how Latin > > > > America is doing relative to the remainder of the world. > Therefore, > > > > while the trends of the markets are quite similar, as these > past > > > weeks > > > > have shown, the relative performance of various countries can > easily > > > > be vetted out in this manner. > > > > > The link below (assuming it works!) shows such a comparison > > of > > > > Taiwan equities against the Dow Jones World Index: > > > > > http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui? > s=EWT & p=W & b=5 & g=0 & id=p03896479021 > > > > > > > > > > The top panel is the price chart and the bottom panel is > the > > > > Relative Strength line. When the Relative Strength line is > > > > up-trending, Taiwan is out-performing the global market average > > and > > > > vice versa. > > > > > As I indicated, this type of analysis might be a means of > > > > separating out the high correlation of all of the global > equities > > > > markets from the performance of each country/region. > > > > > One would expect that during favorable subperiods and > transits > > > for > > > > a particular country its relative performance would be better > than > > > the > > > > global markets etc... > > > > > Food for thought, > > > > > Matt > > > > > > > > > > SAMVA , Cosmologer <cosmologer@> > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > > > > > > > > > > Financial markets over the world have recently been > > > experiencing > > > > > turbulence. Last week the Dow Jones had its worst week in > four > === message truncated === ______________________________\ ____ Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell. http://searchmarketing./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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