Economy

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Dear Priya,

 

Jupiter Rahu in Capricorn is once every 130 years or 7 Rahu cycles and Jupiter Rahu Mars in Capricorn is less frequent in multiples of 130 years. If you go back in history you will find massive changes in various matters during these periods, especially when Mars meets them as well, so we should expect quite a lot of interesting changes to come next year.

 

The financial depression is likely to hit Europe harder than the US. Partly US has had the good fortune to sell to Europe and others vast quantities of its toxic investments and being the reserve currency there is no shortage of dollars to keep it afloat, hence the dollar is already riding high.

 

Regards

 

Gordon

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Hello my dear Thor, A TV report this morning said that economy is growing about 3 to 3.5% in US and the recession is coming to an end.

 

 

 

 

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Hello dear Lila,

 

Let´s hope those affected by the recession manage and that the economy muddles through the challenges, as predicted.

 

How do you feel about the forecast for the US in this article?

 

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

 

From Gilded Age to Progressive Era

 

 

 

From the late 19th century and in the early 20th century, there was a major political shift in the USA , which is very much aligned with the planetary periods in the SAMVA USA chart (Perpetual Union). In fact, while

planetary transits explain the significant events, the periods give an amazing insight into major trends in US history. The chart indicates a similar major shift will take place in US politics from around 2016, with a general improvement lasting for several decades.

 

To read more:

http://cosmologer.blogspot.com

 

Thor

 

 

 

"lila" <lilaSAMVA Sent: Thu, November 19, 2009 1:39:59 PMRe: EconomyVery good, Thor. I have felt this way for a long time.LilaHello dear list members,>> Here is an especially interesting and relevant article about the state of> the US economy at the present time.>> A tale of two American economies> by Nouriel Roubini> Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009 7:33AM EST> "While the United States recently reported 3.5 per cent GDP growth in the> third quarter, suggesting that the most severe recession since the Great> Depression is over, the American economy is actually much weaker than> official data

suggest. In fact, official measures of GDP may grossly> overstate growth in the economy, as they don't capture the fact that> business sentiment among small firms is abysmal and their output is still> falling sharply. Properly corrected for this, third-quarter GDP may have> been 2 per cent rather than 3.5 per cent. The story of the U.S. is,> indeed, one of two economies. There is a smaller one that is slowly> recovering and a larger one that is still in a deep and persistent> downturn.> <snip>> So, while the United States may technically be close to the end of a> severe recession, most of America is facing a near-depression. Little> wonder, then, that few Americans believe that what walks like a duck and> quacks like a duck is actually the phoenix of recovery.">

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/opinions/a-tale-of-two-american-economies/article1366935/>> Thor>>>>> ________________________________> <vkchoudhry> SAMVA > Thu, November 12, 2009 11:05:32 PM> Re: Economy>>>>> > Hello my dear Brian,> > Yes, you are right. Media should give an objective picture but it rarely> does so. That is why I mentioned about TV report as it is and Thor threw> further light on this.> > >> -> Brian Conrad>>SAMVA >>Friday, November 13, 2009 2:21 AM>>Re: Economy>>>> >> wrote:>>> Hello my dear Thor,>>>>>> A TV report this morning said that economy is growing about 3 to 3.5%>>> in US and the recession is coming to an end.>>>>>> >>>>Professor, Americans know not to trust mass media. They are known to>>lie and be wrong. They are owned by huge corporations who want the>>American public to spend money on their products. To get accurate>>economic reporting you have to dig deeper. I'm pleased to see that Thor>>has expanded his sources of economic information. Some of the mass>>market economic reporters remind me of the PR guy

for Saddam Hussein>>(aka Baghdad Bob) who reported the war was going great to TV reporters>>while American tanks could be seen rolling in the background.>>>>Brian Conrad>>>>>>>>>>>>>---