Guest guest Posted February 8, 2010 Report Share Posted February 8, 2010 Hello list, The US stock market has been volatile of late and the major rise from March 2009 to early January 2010, seems to have stalled. In the second hald of January 2010, the stock market gave back some of the earlier gains and seems to be on the defensive. The media is suggesting that the international financial market is having concerns about all the public debt needing to be financed, including in Europe. On Friday, after several days of stocks being hammered down, the stock market rallied at the close of the session, with the Dow closing just above 10,000. Today, the market declined, with the Dow closing around 9,900. What would explain such volatile developmens in these two days? First, recall the salient factors in the SAMVA USA chart that bespeak of difficulty, such as the aspects of transit Saturn and nodes in the chart. That said, the factors that explain the changes from one day to the next involve the faster moving planets, including the Sun and the Moon. When the stock market rallied on Friday, transit Sun was in applying conjunction with its own natal placement and transit Moon had just emerged from a conjunction of natal Ketu to become conjunct the 4th house MEP. At the same time, transit Mercury was in old age in the 6th house while transit Venus was in old age in the 7th house. The market actually wasn´t doing that well on Friday. It was clawing its way back above 10,000, just barely. When the market fell today, the Moon was conjunct natal 8th lord Saturn and transit Sun had moved into the aspect of natal Saturn. Over the weekend there were other notable transit changes. Transit Mercury moved out of the 6th house and into its sign of debilitation, Pisces, and the 7th house. Meanwhile, transit Venus moved into the 8th house. Thor Stocks Drop on Debt Concern; Dollar Falls, Commodities Gain Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Stocks fell amid concern that some European governments will struggle to fund budget deficits, while industrial metals rallied from last week’s rout and currencies of commodity producers gained. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell below 10,000 for a third straight day as Bank of America Corp. dropped 2.9 percent at 2:36 p.m. in New York. The Athens Stock Exchange General Index lost 3.9 percent and the MSCI Emerging Markets Index slipped 0.4 percent. The two-year Greek government bond yield climbed 24 basis points to 6.63 percent. The S & P GSCI Index of 24 commodities rose 1.1 percent, the first gain in four days. South Africa’s rand advanced against its 16 most-traded peers. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087 & sid=ahcvKnYdENuo & pos=3 3 of 3 Photo(s) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 12, 2010 Report Share Posted February 12, 2010 Hello dear Vinod, You are welome. A change of sign can be quite important for all the planets. In general terms, the strength depends on if the planet is in its sign of strength (moolatrikona, exaltation or Leo) or not (debilitation). In terms of mundane horoscopes, the functional strength is important when not in dusthana signs (6th, 8th or 12th house), with special strength being assigned to the lords and house called sun-like (2nd, 3rd and 9th). As for casting a special horoscope for the ingress of a planet, this is not considered helpful in SA. As for the stocks today, it seems news from China, following the worries about the euro, is driving down the US stock market today. This should be of interest to those following the rectified chart(s) for China. Stocks swoon after China brakes lending again Stocks fall after China again curbs bank lending in effort to slow its economy AP - Friday February 12, 2010, 10:31 am NEW YORK (AP) -- Stock skidded Friday after China said for the second time in a month it would force its banks to slow down their lending. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 135 points in morning trading after China said it would require banks to increase reserve levels. That would limit the amount they can lend. Chinese regulators are trying to contain rapid economic growth to prevent speculative investment bubbles there. The surprising move comes a day after a tame inflation report raised hopes that China wouldn't have to further tighten its monetary policy. http://finance./news/Stocks-swoon-after-China-apf-985550292.html?x=0 & sec=topStories & pos=main & asset= & ccode= We can also see where the stocks end at the close of the session. Thor Vinod Modi <modivinod62SAMVA Sent: Fri, February 12, 2010 3:26:25 PMRe: Stocks rally, then drop dear Thor,good morning,i read your work with zeal as it is so educating and informative.i was reading about Jupiter ingresses and its effectsdo you think you will have opportunity to discuss on this topic and are we facing any of that in near future?please elaborate when you canthank you vinod On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 4:35 PM, Cosmologer <cosmologer wrote: [Attachment(s) from Cosmologer included below] Hello list, The US stock market has been volatile of late and the major rise from March 2009 to early January 2010, seems to have stalled. In the second hald of January 2010, the stock market gave back some of the earlier gains and seems to be on the defensive. The media is suggesting that the international financial market is having concerns about all the public debt needing to be financed, including in Europe. On Friday, after several days of stocks being hammered down, the stock market rallied at the close of the session, with the Dow closing just above 10,000. Today, the market declined, with the Dow closing around 9,900. What would explain such volatile developmens in these two days? First, recall the salient factors in the SAMVA USA chart that bespeak of difficulty, such as the aspects of transit Saturn and nodes in the chart. That said, the factors that explain the changes from one day to the next involve the faster moving planets, including the Sun and the Moon. When the stock market rallied on Friday, transit Sun was in applying conjunction with its own natal placement and transit Moon had just emerged from a conjunction of natal Ketu to become conjunct the 4th house MEP. At the same time, transit Mercury was in old age in the 6th house while transit Venus was in old age in the 7th house. The market actually wasn´t doing that well on Friday. It was clawing its way back above 10,000, just barely. When the market fell today, the Moon was conjunct natal 8th lord Saturn and transit Sun had moved into the aspect of natal Saturn. Over the weekend there were other notable transit changes. Transit Mercury moved out of the 6th house and into its sign of debilitation, Pisces, and the 7th house. Meanwhile, transit Venus moved into the 8th house. Thor Stocks Drop on Debt Concern; Dollar Falls, Commodities Gain Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Stocks fell amid concern that some European governments will struggle to fund budget deficits, while industrial metals rallied from last week’s rout and currencies of commodity producers gained. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell below 10,000 for a third straight day as Bank of America Corp. dropped 2.9 percent at 2:36 p.m. in New York. The Athens Stock Exchange General Index lost 3.9 percent and the MSCI Emerging Markets Index slipped 0.4 percent. The two-year Greek government bond yield climbed 24 basis points to 6.63 percent. The S & P GSCI Index of 24 commodities rose 1.1 percent, the first gain in four days. South Africa’s rand advanced against its 16 most-traded peers. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087 & sid=ahcvKnYdENuo & pos=3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 17, 2010 Report Share Posted February 17, 2010 Hello dear Vinod, It is time consuming to follow the markets on a daily basis and do the analysis. I spend some of my spare time to make a contribution to SAMVA, but there are limits to my availability. Presently, I have less time. That said, today, we know the functional benefics are a mixed bag. Transit 2nd lord Sun and transit 4th lord Venus are badly placed in the 8th house, with Venus closely afflicted by transit 6th lord Jupiter today. This would not be good for their indications. On a more positive note, transit 3rd lord Mercury is strong at 15° Capricorn and 7th house of SAMVA USA chart. Meanwhile, transit 10th lord Mars is well placed but debilitated in Cancer and 1st house. Transit 1st lord Moon moved into Pisces and 9th house today, but where it became afflicted by natal 6th lord Jupiter. Finally, transit 8th lord Saturn is strong and well placed in Virgo and 3rd house, but is afflicting natal 10th lord Mars. In short, a lot is going on in the chart. In the past, I have tried to present the astrological logic as it appears to me, if it is helpful to others. Those interested in the daily movement can do an effort to bring out the analysis. Thor Vinod Modi <modivinod62SAMVA Sent: Tue, February 16, 2010 10:32:39 PMRe: Stocks rally, then drop Dear Thor,you must have noticed that today as you had predicted initially stock market will go up and then down.as said market rallied to 170 points dollar was down quite a bit???????because Greece debt has been put on a back burner and that is why Euro went upand as dollar was down all speculative stocks of commodities including Oil went up and that made stocks go upany comments????vinod On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62 wrote: dear Thor,good morning,i read your work with zeal as it is so educating and informative.i was reading about Jupiter ingresses and its effectsdo you think you will have opportunity to discuss on this topic and are we facing any of that in near future?please elaborate when you canthank you vinod On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 4:35 PM, Cosmologer <cosmologer wrote: [Attachment(s) from Cosmologer included below] Hello list, The US stock market has been volatile of late and the major rise from March 2009 to early January 2010, seems to have stalled. In the second hald of January 2010, the stock market gave back some of the earlier gains and seems to be on the defensive. The media is suggesting that the international financial market is having concerns about all the public debt needing to be financed, including in Europe. On Friday, after several days of stocks being hammered down, the stock market rallied at the close of the session, with the Dow closing just above 10,000. Today, the market declined, with the Dow closing around 9,900. What would explain such volatile developmens in these two days? First, recall the salient factors in the SAMVA USA chart that bespeak of difficulty, such as the aspects of transit Saturn and nodes in the chart. That said, the factors that explain the changes from one day to the next involve the faster moving planets, including the Sun and the Moon. When the stock market rallied on Friday, transit Sun was in applying conjunction with its own natal placement and transit Moon had just emerged from a conjunction of natal Ketu to become conjunct the 4th house MEP. At the same time, transit Mercury was in old age in the 6th house while transit Venus was in old age in the 7th house. The market actually wasn´t doing that well on Friday. It was clawing its way back above 10,000, just barely. When the market fell today, the Moon was conjunct natal 8th lord Saturn and transit Sun had moved into the aspect of natal Saturn. Over the weekend there were other notable transit changes. Transit Mercury moved out of the 6th house and into its sign of debilitation, Pisces, and the 7th house. Meanwhile, transit Venus moved into the 8th house. Thor Stocks Drop on Debt Concern; Dollar Falls, Commodities Gain Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Stocks fell amid concern that some European governments will struggle to fund budget deficits, while industrial metals rallied from last week’s rout and currencies of commodity producers gained. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell below 10,000 for a third straight day as Bank of America Corp. dropped 2.9 percent at 2:36 p.m. in New York. The Athens Stock Exchange General Index lost 3.9 percent and the MSCI Emerging Markets Index slipped 0.4 percent. The two-year Greek government bond yield climbed 24 basis points to 6.63 percent. The S & P GSCI Index of 24 commodities rose 1.1 percent, the first gain in four days. South Africa’s rand advanced against its 16 most-traded peers. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087 & sid=ahcvKnYdENuo & pos=3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2010 Report Share Posted April 5, 2010 Hello dear Mr. Modi, The picture appears to be quite severe during May-June, 2010 and it is likely to disturb the wall street, as well. You have raised a very pertinent point of very low interest rates and this has been one of the imperceptible reason for the economic downturn. The business organisations are raising funds in the market and squandering them in perks and bonuses without caring much for the investors. Its impact will be felt by the biz organisations and the government in the long run by losing the trust of the people. www.YourNetAstrologer.comA-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India).Mobile phone: 91 9811016333 - Vinod Modi SAMVA Monday, April 05, 2010 2:49 AM Re: Stocks rally, then drop Dear Professor,hope everything is well your way.i have been watching all the signs of exuberance in USA recently.No body especially Wall street seem to care what is happening to Main street.common persons are suffering, jobs are hard to come by; but they have found some jobs somewhere and especially Goverment hired temporary census workers which makes present job situation looks real good only for wall street traders.As you suggested that come May this might change???does it still look true as per your comments in December2009.please advise when you can time permitting and also would like to know why so much enthusiam at wall street only. do they care any for common persons???especially elderly persons like me who is suffering from near Zero rates when i have to live on limited income and that is also at present down to Zero thanks to uncle Ben Bernanke who seems to care more for Goldman Sachs and Wall street Bankers than elderly people of this country who is really suffering due to his extended period of zero interest rates.thank you as always,vinod On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 5:32 PM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62 > wrote: Dear Thor,you must have noticed that today as you had predicted initially stock market will go up and then down.as said market rallied to 170 points dollar was down quite a bit???????because Greece debt has been put on a back burner and that is why Euro went upand as dollar was down all speculative stocks of commodities including Oil went up and that made stocks go upany comments????vinod On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62 > wrote: dear Thor,good morning,i read your work with zeal as it is so educating and informative.i was reading about Jupiter ingresses and its effectsdo you think you will have opportunity to discuss on this topic and are we facing any of that in near future?please elaborate when you canthank you vinod On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 4:35 PM, Cosmologer <cosmologer > wrote: [Attachment(s) from Cosmologer included below] Hello list, The US stock market has been volatile of late and the major rise from March 2009 to early January 2010, seems to have stalled. In the second hald of January 2010, the stock market gave back some of the earlier gains and seems to be on the defensive. The media is suggesting that the international financial market is having concerns about all the public debt needing to be financed, including in Europe. On Friday, after several days of stocks being hammered down, the stock market rallied at the close of the session, with the Dow closing just above 10,000. Today, the market declined, with the Dow closing around 9,900. What would explain such volatile developmens in these two days? First, recall the salient factors in the SAMVA USA chart that bespeak of difficulty, such as the aspects of transit Saturn and nodes in the chart. That said, the factors that explain the changes from one day to the next involve the faster moving planets, including the Sun and the Moon. When the stock market rallied on Friday, transit Sun was in applying conjunction with its own natal placement and transit Moon had just emerged from a conjunction of natal Ketu to become conjunct the 4th house MEP. At the same time, transit Mercury was in old age in the 6th house while transit Venus was in old age in the 7th house. The market actually wasn´t doing that well on Friday. It was clawing its way back above 10,000, just barely. When the market fell today, the Moon was conjunct natal 8th lord Saturn and transit Sun had moved into the aspect of natal Saturn. Over the weekend there were other notable transit changes. Transit Mercury moved out of the 6th house and into its sign of debilitation, Pisces, and the 7th house. Meanwhile, transit Venus moved into the 8th house. Thor Stocks Drop on Debt Concern; Dollar Falls, Commodities Gain Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Stocks fell amid concern that some European governments will struggle to fund budget deficits, while industrial metals rallied from last week’s rout and currencies of commodity producers gained. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell below 10,000 for a third straight day as Bank of America Corp. dropped 2.9 percent at 2:36 p.m. in New York. The Athens Stock Exchange General Index lost 3.9 percent and the MSCI Emerging Markets Index slipped 0.4 percent. The two-year Greek government bond yield climbed 24 basis points to 6.63 percent. The S & P GSCI Index of 24 commodities rose 1.1 percent, the first gain in four days. South Africa’s rand advanced against its 16 most-traded peers. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087 & sid=ahcvKnYdENuo & pos=3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2010 Report Share Posted April 5, 2010 Thank you professor, What are the astrological basis for predicting this outcome? Just caught my interest. <vkchoudhrySAMVA Sent: Sun, April 4, 2010 11:25:40 PMRe: Stocks rally, then drop Hello dear Mr. Modi, The picture appears to be quite severe during May-June, 2010 and it is likely to disturb the wall street, as well. You have raised a very pertinent point of very low interest rates and this has been one of the imperceptible reason for the economic downturn. The business organisations are raising funds in the market and squandering them in perks and bonuses without caring much for the investors. Its impact will be felt by the biz organisations and the government in the long run by losing the trust of the people. www.YourNetAstrolog er.comA-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India).Mobile phone: 91 9811016333 - Vinod Modi SAMVA Monday, April 05, 2010 2:49 AM Re: Stocks rally, then drop Dear Professor,hope everything is well your way.i have been watching all the signs of exuberance in USA recently.No body especially Wall street seem to care what is happening to Main street.common persons are suffering, jobs are hard to come by; but they have found some jobs somewhere and especially Goverment hired temporary census workers which makes present job situation looks real good only for wall street traders.As you suggested that come May this might change???does it still look true as per your comments in December2009.please advise when you can time permitting and also would like to know why so much enthusiam at wall street only. do they care any for common persons???especially elderly persons like me who is suffering from near Zero rates when i have to live on limited income and that is also at present down to Zero thanks to uncle Ben Bernanke who seems to care more for Goldman Sachs and Wall street Bankers than elderly people of this country who is really suffering due to his extended period of zero interest rates.thank you as always,vinod On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 5:32 PM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62@ gmail.com> wrote: Dear Thor,you must have noticed that today as you had predicted initially stock market will go up and then down.as said market rallied to 170 points dollar was down quite a bit???????because Greece debt has been put on a back burner and that is why Euro went upand as dollar was down all speculative stocks of commodities including Oil went up and that made stocks go upany comments????vinod On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62@ gmail.com> wrote: dear Thor,good morning,i read your work with zeal as it is so educating and informative.i was reading about Jupiter ingresses and its effectsdo you think you will have opportunity to discuss on this topic and are we facing any of that in near future?please elaborate when you canthank you vinod On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 4:35 PM, Cosmologer <cosmologer > wrote: [Attachment(s) from Cosmologer included below] Hello list, The US stock market has been volatile of late and the major rise from March 2009 to early January 2010, seems to have stalled. In the second hald of January 2010, the stock market gave back some of the earlier gains and seems to be on the defensive. The media is suggesting that the international financial market is having concerns about all the public debt needing to be financed, including in Europe. On Friday, after several days of stocks being hammered down, the stock market rallied at the close of the session, with the Dow closing just above 10,000. Today, the market declined, with the Dow closing around 9,900. What would explain such volatile developmens in these two days? First, recall the salient factors in the SAMVA USA chart that bespeak of difficulty, such as the aspects of transit Saturn and nodes in the chart. That said, the factors that explain the changes from one day to the next involve the faster moving planets, including the Sun and the Moon. When the stock market rallied on Friday, transit Sun was in applying conjunction with its own natal placement and transit Moon had just emerged from a conjunction of natal Ketu to become conjunct the 4th house MEP. At the same time, transit Mercury was in old age in the 6th house while transit Venus was in old age in the 7th house. The market actually wasn´t doing that well on Friday. It was clawing its way back above 10,000, just barely. When the market fell today, the Moon was conjunct natal 8th lord Saturn and transit Sun had moved into the aspect of natal Saturn. Over the weekend there were other notable transit changes. Transit Mercury moved out of the 6th house and into its sign of debilitation, Pisces, and the 7th house. Meanwhile, transit Venus moved into the 8th house. Thor Stocks Drop on Debt Concern; Dollar Falls, Commodities Gain Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Stocks fell amid concern that some European governments will struggle to fund budget deficits, while industrial metals rallied from last week’s rout and currencies of commodity producers gained. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell below 10,000 for a third straight day as Bank of America Corp. dropped 2.9 percent at 2:36 p.m. in New York. The Athens Stock Exchange General Index lost 3.9 percent and the MSCI Emerging Markets Index slipped 0.4 percent. The two-year Greek government bond yield climbed 24 basis points to 6.63 percent. The S & P GSCI Index of 24 commodities rose 1.1 percent, the first gain in four days. South Africa’s rand advanced against its 16 most-traded peers. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087 & sid=ahcvKnYdENuo & pos=3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2010 Report Share Posted April 5, 2010 My Dear Professor, Thank you for calling it like it is! Seldom have I heard anyone have the insight to to use the word " squandering " in this unenviable situation. Yes perks and bonuses are affordable with the low interest rates. These same companies could have been lowering prices or making dividends for investors or both. They thought no one would notice. My grandfather started the Federal Reserve with three of his colleagues. He wrote the Federal Reserve Act that insures money individuals have in the U.S. Banks, and had to fight for 12 years to get it passed. He was undersecretary of the treasury for Woodrow Wilson, and wanted to do good. He did not make many friends, because he called it like it is, just like you do. He would roll over in his grave if he knew what was happening these days. In fact, maybe he is. Lila they could have been Hello dear Mr. Modi, > > The picture appears to be quite severe during May-June, 2010 and it is > likely to disturb the wall street, as well. > You have raised a very pertinent point of very low interest rates and this > has been one of the imperceptible reason for the economic downturn. The > business organisations are raising funds in the market and squandering > them in perks and bonuses without caring much for the investors. Its > impact will be felt by the biz organisations and the government in the > long run by losing the trust of the people. > > > www.YourNetAstrologer.com > A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India). > Mobile phone: 91 9811016333 > > - > Vinod Modi > SAMVA > Monday, April 05, 2010 2:49 AM > Re: Stocks rally, then drop > > > > Dear Professor, > > hope everything is well your way. > i have been watching all the signs of exuberance in USA recently. > No body especially Wall street seem to care what is happening to Main > street. > common persons are suffering, jobs are hard to come by; but they have > found some jobs somewhere and especially Goverment hired temporary > census workers which makes present job situation looks real good only > for wall street traders. > As you suggested that come May this might change??? > does it still look true as per your comments in December2009. > please advise when you can time permitting and also would like to know > why so much enthusiam at wall street only. do they care any for common > persons??? > especially elderly persons like me who is suffering from near Zero rates > when i have to live on limited income and that is also at present down > to Zero thanks to uncle Ben Bernanke who seems to care more for Goldman > Sachs and Wall street Bankers than elderly people of this country who is > really suffering due to his extended period of zero interest rates. > > thank you as always, > vinod > > > > On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 5:32 PM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62 > wrote: > > Dear Thor, > > you must have noticed that today as you had predicted initially stock > market will go up and then down. > > as said market rallied to 170 points > dollar was down quite a bit??????? > because Greece debt has been put on a back burner and that is why Euro > went up > and as dollar was down all speculative stocks of commodities including > Oil went up and that made stocks go up > any comments???? > vinod > > > > On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62 > wrote: > > dear Thor, > > good morning, > i read your work with zeal as it is so educating and informative. > i was reading about Jupiter ingresses and its effects > > do you think you will have opportunity to discuss on this topic and > are we facing any of that in near future? > please elaborate when you can > thank you > vinod > > > > On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 4:35 PM, Cosmologer <cosmologer > wrote: > > > [Attachment(s) from Cosmologer included below] > > Hello list, > > The US stock market has been volatile of late and the major rise > from March 2009 to early January 2010, seems to have stalled. In > the second hald of January 2010, the stock market gave back some > of the earlier gains and seems to be on the defensive. The media > is suggesting that the international financial market is having > concerns about all the public debt needing to be financed, > including in Europe. On Friday, after several days of stocks being > hammered down, the stock market rallied at the close of the > session, with the Dow closing just above 10,000. Today, the market > declined, with the Dow closing around 9,900. What would explain > such volatile developmens in these two days? > > First, recall the salient factors in the SAMVA USA chart that > bespeak of difficulty, such as the aspects of transit Saturn and > nodes in the chart. That said, the factors that explain the > changes from one day to the next involve the faster moving > planets, including the Sun and the Moon. When the stock market > rallied on Friday, transit Sun was in applying conjunction with > its own natal placement and transit Moon had just emerged from a > conjunction of natal Ketu to become conjunct the 4th house MEP. At > the same time, transit Mercury was in old age in the 6th house > while transit Venus was in old age in the 7th house. The market > actually wasn´t doing that well on Friday. It was clawing its way > back above 10,000, just barely. When the market fell today, the > Moon was conjunct natal 8th lord Saturn and transit Sun had moved > into the aspect of natal Saturn. Over the weekend there were other > notable transit changes. Transit Mercury moved out of the 6th > house and into its sign of debilitation, Pisces, and the 7th > house. Meanwhile, transit Venus moved into the 8th house. > > Thor > > Stocks Drop on Debt Concern; Dollar Falls, Commodities Gain > Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Stocks fell amid concern that some European > governments will struggle to fund budget deficits, while > industrial metals rallied from last week’s rout and currencies of > commodity producers gained. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell > below 10,000 for a third straight day as Bank of America Corp. > dropped 2.9 percent at 2:36 p.m. in New York. The Athens Stock > Exchange General Index lost 3.9 percent and the MSCI Emerging > Markets Index slipped 0.4 percent. The two-year Greek government > bond yield climbed 24 basis points to 6.63 percent. The S & P GSCI > Index of 24 commodities rose 1.1 percent, the first gain in four > days. South Africa’s rand advanced against its 16 most-traded > peers. > http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087 & sid=ahcvKnYdENuo & pos=3 > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2010 Report Share Posted April 5, 2010 Hello Peter, It is the impact of Rahu on the tenth house and Ketu on the weak fourth house. - Peter P SAMVA Monday, April 05, 2010 8:58 PM Re: Stocks rally, then drop Thank you professor, What are the astrological basis for predicting this outcome? Just caught my interest. <vkchoudhry >SAMVA Sent: Sun, April 4, 2010 11:25:40 PMRe: Stocks rally, then drop Hello dear Mr. Modi, The picture appears to be quite severe during May-June, 2010 and it is likely to disturb the wall street, as well. You have raised a very pertinent point of very low interest rates and this has been one of the imperceptible reason for the economic downturn. The business organisations are raising funds in the market and squandering them in perks and bonuses without caring much for the investors. Its impact will be felt by the biz organisations and the government in the long run by losing the trust of the people. www.YourNetAstrolog er.comA-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India).Mobile phone: 91 9811016333 - Vinod Modi SAMVA Monday, April 05, 2010 2:49 AM Re: Stocks rally, then drop Dear Professor,hope everything is well your way.i have been watching all the signs of exuberance in USA recently.No body especially Wall street seem to care what is happening to Main street.common persons are suffering, jobs are hard to come by; but they have found some jobs somewhere and especially Goverment hired temporary census workers which makes present job situation looks real good only for wall street traders.As you suggested that come May this might change???does it still look true as per your comments in December2009.please advise when you can time permitting and also would like to know why so much enthusiam at wall street only. do they care any for common persons???especially elderly persons like me who is suffering from near Zero rates when i have to live on limited income and that is also at present down to Zero thanks to uncle Ben Bernanke who seems to care more for Goldman Sachs and Wall street Bankers than elderly people of this country who is really suffering due to his extended period of zero interest rates.thank you as always,vinod On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 5:32 PM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62@ gmail.com> wrote: Dear Thor,you must have noticed that today as you had predicted initially stock market will go up and then down.as said market rallied to 170 points dollar was down quite a bit???????because Greece debt has been put on a back burner and that is why Euro went upand as dollar was down all speculative stocks of commodities including Oil went up and that made stocks go upany comments????vinod On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62@ gmail.com> wrote: dear Thor,good morning,i read your work with zeal as it is so educating and informative.i was reading about Jupiter ingresses and its effectsdo you think you will have opportunity to discuss on this topic and are we facing any of that in near future?please elaborate when you canthank you vinod On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 4:35 PM, Cosmologer <cosmologer > wrote: [Attachment(s) from Cosmologer included below] Hello list, The US stock market has been volatile of late and the major rise from March 2009 to early January 2010, seems to have stalled. In the second hald of January 2010, the stock market gave back some of the earlier gains and seems to be on the defensive. The media is suggesting that the international financial market is having concerns about all the public debt needing to be financed, including in Europe. On Friday, after several days of stocks being hammered down, the stock market rallied at the close of the session, with the Dow closing just above 10,000. Today, the market declined, with the Dow closing around 9,900. What would explain such volatile developmens in these two days? First, recall the salient factors in the SAMVA USA chart that bespeak of difficulty, such as the aspects of transit Saturn and nodes in the chart. That said, the factors that explain the changes from one day to the next involve the faster moving planets, including the Sun and the Moon. When the stock market rallied on Friday, transit Sun was in applying conjunction with its own natal placement and transit Moon had just emerged from a conjunction of natal Ketu to become conjunct the 4th house MEP. At the same time, transit Mercury was in old age in the 6th house while transit Venus was in old age in the 7th house. The market actually wasn´t doing that well on Friday. It was clawing its way back above 10,000, just barely. When the market fell today, the Moon was conjunct natal 8th lord Saturn and transit Sun had moved into the aspect of natal Saturn. Over the weekend there were other notable transit changes. Transit Mercury moved out of the 6th house and into its sign of debilitation, Pisces, and the 7th house. Meanwhile, transit Venus moved into the 8th house. Thor Stocks Drop on Debt Concern; Dollar Falls, Commodities Gain Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Stocks fell amid concern that some European governments will struggle to fund budget deficits, while industrial metals rallied from last week’s rout and currencies of commodity producers gained. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell below 10,000 for a third straight day as Bank of America Corp. dropped 2.9 percent at 2:36 p.m. in New York. The Athens Stock Exchange General Index lost 3.9 percent and the MSCI Emerging Markets Index slipped 0.4 percent. The two-year Greek government bond yield climbed 24 basis points to 6.63 percent. The S & P GSCI Index of 24 commodities rose 1.1 percent, the first gain in four days. South Africa’s rand advanced against its 16 most-traded peers. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087 & sid=ahcvKnYdENuo & pos=3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2010 Report Share Posted April 5, 2010 Hello Lila, There are few individuals in this word who have conviction, understanding and courage to say so. - lila SAMVA Monday, April 05, 2010 9:26 PM Re: Stocks rally, then drop My Dear Professor,Thank you for calling it like it is!Seldom have I heard anyone have the insight to to use the word"squandering" in this unenviable situation. Yes perks and bonuses areaffordable with the low interest rates. These same companies could havebeen lowering prices or making dividends for investors or both. Theythought no one would notice.My grandfather started the Federal Reserve with three of his colleagues.He wrote the Federal Reserve Act that insures money individuals have inthe U.S. Banks, and had to fight for 12 years to get it passed. He wasundersecretary of the treasury for Woodrow Wilson, and wanted to do good.He did not make many friends, because he called it like it is, just likeyou do. He would roll over in his grave if he knew what was happeningthese days. In fact, maybe he is.Lilathey could have been Hello dear Mr. Modi,>> The picture appears to be quite severe during May-June, 2010 and it is> likely to disturb the wall street, as well.> You have raised a very pertinent point of very low interest rates and this> has been one of the imperceptible reason for the economic downturn. The> business organisations are raising funds in the market and squandering> them in perks and bonuses without caring much for the investors. Its> impact will be felt by the biz organisations and the government in the> long run by losing the trust of the people.>> > www.YourNetAstrologer.com> A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India).> Mobile phone: 91 9811016333>> -> Vinod Modi> SAMVA > Monday, April 05, 2010 2:49 AM> Re: Stocks rally, then drop>>>> Dear Professor,>> hope everything is well your way.> i have been watching all the signs of exuberance in USA recently.> No body especially Wall street seem to care what is happening to Main> street.> common persons are suffering, jobs are hard to come by; but they have> found some jobs somewhere and especially Goverment hired temporary> census workers which makes present job situation looks real good only> for wall street traders.> As you suggested that come May this might change???> does it still look true as per your comments in December2009.> please advise when you can time permitting and also would like to know> why so much enthusiam at wall street only. do they care any for common> persons???> especially elderly persons like me who is suffering from near Zero rates> when i have to live on limited income and that is also at present down> to Zero thanks to uncle Ben Bernanke who seems to care more for Goldman> Sachs and Wall street Bankers than elderly people of this country who is> really suffering due to his extended period of zero interest rates.>> thank you as always,> vinod>>>> On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 5:32 PM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62 >> wrote:>> Dear Thor,>> you must have noticed that today as you had predicted initially stock> market will go up and then down.>> as said market rallied to 170 points> dollar was down quite a bit???????> because Greece debt has been put on a back burner and that is why Euro> went up> and as dollar was down all speculative stocks of commodities including> Oil went up and that made stocks go up> any comments????> vinod>>>> On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62 >> wrote:>> dear Thor,>> good morning,> i read your work with zeal as it is so educating and informative.> i was reading about Jupiter ingresses and its effects>> do you think you will have opportunity to discuss on this topic and> are we facing any of that in near future?> please elaborate when you can> thank you> vinod>>>> On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 4:35 PM, Cosmologer <cosmologer >> wrote:>>> [Attachment(s) from Cosmologer included below]>> Hello list,>> The US stock market has been volatile of late and the major rise> from March 2009 to early January 2010, seems to have stalled. In> the second hald of January 2010, the stock market gave back some> of the earlier gains and seems to be on the defensive. The media> is suggesting that the international financial market is having> concerns about all the public debt needing to be financed,> including in Europe. On Friday, after several days of stocks being> hammered down, the stock market rallied at the close of the> session, with the Dow closing just above 10,000. Today, the market> declined, with the Dow closing around 9,900. What would explain> such volatile developmens in these two days?>> First, recall the salient factors in the SAMVA USA chart that> bespeak of difficulty, such as the aspects of transit Saturn and> nodes in the chart. That said, the factors that explain the> changes from one day to the next involve the faster moving> planets, including the Sun and the Moon. When the stock market> rallied on Friday, transit Sun was in applying conjunction with> its own natal placement and transit Moon had just emerged from a> conjunction of natal Ketu to become conjunct the 4th house MEP. At> the same time, transit Mercury was in old age in the 6th house> while transit Venus was in old age in the 7th house. The market> actually wasn´t doing that well on Friday. It was clawing its way> back above 10,000, just barely. When the market fell today, the> Moon was conjunct natal 8th lord Saturn and transit Sun had moved> into the aspect of natal Saturn. Over the weekend there were other> notable transit changes. Transit Mercury moved out of the 6th> house and into its sign of debilitation, Pisces, and the 7th> house. Meanwhile, transit Venus moved into the 8th house.>> Thor>> Stocks Drop on Debt Concern; Dollar Falls, Commodities Gain> Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Stocks fell amid concern that some European> governments will struggle to fund budget deficits, while> industrial metals rallied from last week’s rout and currencies of> commodity producers gained. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell> below 10,000 for a third straight day as Bank of America Corp.> dropped 2.9 percent at 2:36 p.m. in New York. The Athens Stock> Exchange General Index lost 3.9 percent and the MSCI Emerging> Markets Index slipped 0.4 percent. The two-year Greek government> bond yield climbed 24 basis points to 6.63 percent. The S & P GSCI> Index of 24 commodities rose 1.1 percent, the first gain in four> days. South Africa’s rand advanced against its 16 most-traded> peers.> http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087 & sid=ahcvKnYdENuo & pos=3>>>>>>>>>>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2010 Report Share Posted April 5, 2010 Dear Choudhary Jee, Pranaam. If in the month of May-June 2010, Wall Street is expected to be under Severe Strain; Since there is strong correlation among the World Stock Exchanges and are mainly guided by what goes on in US Market. Does this imply that Indian Stock Market will also be under Strain ?? Lately FIIs have been investing in Indian Stock Exchange non-stop since March continuing into April; Indian Stocks have reached their Highest Levels and Indian Rupee has strengthened almost 11% to 12% since March 2009. We have only month of April 2010 before we can actually start witnessing the Strains in USA and Financial Markets. Will Indian Stocks and Equities reach Newer Highes during April and thus will be less prone to the Strains that will eventually effect Markets around the world ? Thanks, Best Regards, Arun. My Dear Professor,Thank you for calling it like it is!Seldom have I heard anyone have the insight to to use the word"squandering" in this unenviable situation. Yes perks and bonuses areaffordable with the low interest rates. These same companies could havebeen lowering prices or making dividends for investors or both. Theythought no one would notice.My grandfather started the Federal Reserve with three of his colleagues.He wrote the Federal Reserve Act that insures money individuals have inthe U.S. Banks, and had to fight for 12 years to get it passed. He wasundersecretary of the treasury for Woodrow Wilson, and wanted to do good.He did not make many friends, because he called it like it is, just likeyou do. He would roll over in his grave if he knew what was happeningthese days. In fact, maybe he is.Lilathey could have been Hello dear Mr. Modi,>> The picture appears to be quite severe during May-June, 2010 and it is> likely to disturb the wall street, as well.> You have raised a very pertinent point of very low interest rates and this> has been one of the imperceptible reason for the economic downturn. The> business organisations are raising funds in the market and squandering> them in perks and bonuses without caring much for the investors. Its> impact will be felt by the biz organisations and the government in the> long run by losing the trust of the people.>> > www.YourNetAstrolog er.com> A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India).> Mobile phone: 91 9811016333>> -> Vinod Modi> SAMVA > Monday, April 05, 2010 2:49 AM> Re: Stocks rally, then drop>>>> Dear Professor,>> hope everything is well your way.> i have been watching all the signs of exuberance in USA recently.> No body especially Wall street seem to care what is happening to Main> street.> common persons are suffering, jobs are hard to come by; but they have> found some jobs somewhere and especially Goverment hired temporary> census workers which makes present job situation looks real good only> for wall street traders.> As you suggested that come May this might change???> does it still look true as per your comments in December2009.> please advise when you can time permitting and also would like to know> why so much enthusiam at wall street only. do they care any for common> persons???> especially elderly persons like me who is suffering from near Zero rates> when i have to live on limited income and that is also at present down> to Zero thanks to uncle Ben Bernanke who seems to care more for Goldman> Sachs and Wall street Bankers than elderly people of this country who is> really suffering due to his extended period of zero interest rates.>> thank you as always,> vinod>>>> On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 5:32 PM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62@ gmail.com>> wrote:>> Dear Thor,>> you must have noticed that today as you had predicted initially stock> market will go up and then down.>> as said market rallied to 170 points> dollar was down quite a bit???????> because Greece debt has been put on a back burner and that is why Euro> went up> and as dollar was down all speculative stocks of commodities including> Oil went up and that made stocks go up> any comments????> vinod>>>> On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62@ gmail.com>> wrote:>> dear Thor,>> good morning,> i read your work with zeal as it is so educating and informative.> i was reading about Jupiter ingresses and its effects>> do you think you will have opportunity to discuss on this topic and> are we facing any of that in near future?> please elaborate when you can> thank you> vinod>>>> On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 4:35 PM, Cosmologer <cosmologer >> wrote:>>> [Attachment( s) from Cosmologer included below]>> Hello list,>> The US stock market has been volatile of late and the major rise> from March 2009 to early January 2010, seems to have stalled. In> the second hald of January 2010, the stock market gave back some> of the earlier gains and seems to be on the defensive. The media> is suggesting that the international financial market is having> concerns about all the public debt needing to be financed,> including in Europe. On Friday, after several days of stocks being> hammered down, the stock market rallied at the close of the> session, with the Dow closing just above 10,000. Today, the market> declined, with the Dow closing around 9,900. What would explain> such volatile developmens in these two days?>> First, recall the salient factors in the SAMVA USA chart that> bespeak of difficulty, such as the aspects of transit Saturn and> nodes in the chart. That said, the factors that explain the> changes from one day to the next involve the faster moving> planets, including the Sun and the Moon. When the stock market> rallied on Friday, transit Sun was in applying conjunction with> its own natal placement and transit Moon had just emerged from a> conjunction of natal Ketu to become conjunct the 4th house MEP. At> the same time, transit Mercury was in old age in the 6th house> while transit Venus was in old age in the 7th house. The market> actually wasn´t doing that well on Friday. It was clawing its way> back above 10,000, just barely. When the market fell today, the> Moon was conjunct natal 8th lord Saturn and transit Sun had moved> into the aspect of natal Saturn. Over the weekend there were other> notable transit changes. Transit Mercury moved out of the 6th> house and into its sign of debilitation, Pisces, and the 7th> house. Meanwhile, transit Venus moved into the 8th house.>> Thor>> Stocks Drop on Debt Concern; Dollar Falls, Commodities Gain> Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Stocks fell amid concern that some European> governments will struggle to fund budget deficits, while> industrial metals rallied from last week’s rout and currencies of> commodity producers gained. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell> below 10,000 for a third straight day as Bank of America Corp.> dropped 2.9 percent at 2:36 p.m. in New York. The Athens Stock> Exchange General Index lost 3.9 percent and the MSCI Emerging> Markets Index slipped 0.4 percent. The two-year Greek government> bond yield climbed 24 basis points to 6.63 percent. The S & P GSCI> Index of 24 commodities rose 1.1 percent, the first gain in four> days. South Africa’s rand advanced against its 16 most-traded> peers.> http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087 & sid=ahcvKnYdENuo & pos=3>>>>>>>>>>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2010 Report Share Posted April 6, 2010 Hello Arun, The Indian stock market cannot work in independence. It will be having an impact of the global environment and espcially that of US markets. - Arun SAMVA Monday, April 05, 2010 11:29 PM Re: Stocks rally, then drop Dear Choudhary Jee, Pranaam. If in the month of May-June 2010, Wall Street is expected to be under Severe Strain; Since there is strong correlation among the World Stock Exchanges and are mainly guided by what goes on in US Market. Does this imply that Indian Stock Market will also be under Strain ?? Lately FIIs have been investing in Indian Stock Exchange non-stop since March continuing into April; Indian Stocks have reached their Highest Levels and Indian Rupee has strengthened almost 11% to 12% since March 2009. We have only month of April 2010 before we can actually start witnessing the Strains in USA and Financial Markets. Will Indian Stocks and Equities reach Newer Highes during April and thus will be less prone to the Strains that will eventually effect Markets around the world ? Thanks, Best Regards, Arun. My Dear Professor,Thank you for calling it like it is!Seldom have I heard anyone have the insight to to use the word"squandering" in this unenviable situation. Yes perks and bonuses areaffordable with the low interest rates. These same companies could havebeen lowering prices or making dividends for investors or both. Theythought no one would notice.My grandfather started the Federal Reserve with three of his colleagues.He wrote the Federal Reserve Act that insures money individuals have inthe U.S. Banks, and had to fight for 12 years to get it passed. He wasundersecretary of the treasury for Woodrow Wilson, and wanted to do good.He did not make many friends, because he called it like it is, just likeyou do. He would roll over in his grave if he knew what was happeningthese days. In fact, maybe he is.Lilathey could have been Hello dear Mr. Modi,>> The picture appears to be quite severe during May-June, 2010 and it is> likely to disturb the wall street, as well.> You have raised a very pertinent point of very low interest rates and this> has been one of the imperceptible reason for the economic downturn. The> business organisations are raising funds in the market and squandering> them in perks and bonuses without caring much for the investors. Its> impact will be felt by the biz organisations and the government in the> long run by losing the trust of the people.>> > www.YourNetAstrolog er.com> A-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India).> Mobile phone: 91 9811016333>> -> Vinod Modi> SAMVA > Monday, April 05, 2010 2:49 AM> Re: Stocks rally, then drop>>>> Dear Professor,>> hope everything is well your way.> i have been watching all the signs of exuberance in USA recently.> No body especially Wall street seem to care what is happening to Main> street.> common persons are suffering, jobs are hard to come by; but they have> found some jobs somewhere and especially Goverment hired temporary> census workers which makes present job situation looks real good only> for wall street traders.> As you suggested that come May this might change???> does it still look true as per your comments in December2009.> please advise when you can time permitting and also would like to know> why so much enthusiam at wall street only. do they care any for common> persons???> especially elderly persons like me who is suffering from near Zero rates> when i have to live on limited income and that is also at present down> to Zero thanks to uncle Ben Bernanke who seems to care more for Goldman> Sachs and Wall street Bankers than elderly people of this country who is> really suffering due to his extended period of zero interest rates.>> thank you as always,> vinod>>>> On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 5:32 PM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62@ gmail.com>> wrote:>> Dear Thor,>> you must have noticed that today as you had predicted initially stock> market will go up and then down.>> as said market rallied to 170 points> dollar was down quite a bit???????> because Greece debt has been put on a back burner and that is why Euro> went up> and as dollar was down all speculative stocks of commodities including> Oil went up and that made stocks go up> any comments????> vinod>>>> On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62@ gmail.com>> wrote:>> dear Thor,>> good morning,> i read your work with zeal as it is so educating and informative.> i was reading about Jupiter ingresses and its effects>> do you think you will have opportunity to discuss on this topic and> are we facing any of that in near future?> please elaborate when you can> thank you> vinod>>>> On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 4:35 PM, Cosmologer <cosmologer >> wrote:>>> [Attachment( s) from Cosmologer included below]>> Hello list,>> The US stock market has been volatile of late and the major rise> from March 2009 to early January 2010, seems to have stalled. In> the second hald of January 2010, the stock market gave back some> of the earlier gains and seems to be on the defensive. The media> is suggesting that the international financial market is having> concerns about all the public debt needing to be financed,> including in Europe. On Friday, after several days of stocks being> hammered down, the stock market rallied at the close of the> session, with the Dow closing just above 10,000. Today, the market> declined, with the Dow closing around 9,900. What would explain> such volatile developmens in these two days?>> First, recall the salient factors in the SAMVA USA chart that> bespeak of difficulty, such as the aspects of transit Saturn and> nodes in the chart. That said, the factors that explain the> changes from one day to the next involve the faster moving> planets, including the Sun and the Moon. When the stock market> rallied on Friday, transit Sun was in applying conjunction with> its own natal placement and transit Moon had just emerged from a> conjunction of natal Ketu to become conjunct the 4th house MEP. At> the same time, transit Mercury was in old age in the 6th house> while transit Venus was in old age in the 7th house. The market> actually wasn´t doing that well on Friday. It was clawing its way> back above 10,000, just barely. When the market fell today, the> Moon was conjunct natal 8th lord Saturn and transit Sun had moved> into the aspect of natal Saturn. Over the weekend there were other> notable transit changes. Transit Mercury moved out of the 6th> house and into its sign of debilitation, Pisces, and the 7th> house. Meanwhile, transit Venus moved into the 8th house.>> Thor>> Stocks Drop on Debt Concern; Dollar Falls, Commodities Gain> Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Stocks fell amid concern that some European> governments will struggle to fund budget deficits, while> industrial metals rallied from last week’s rout and currencies of> commodity producers gained. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell> below 10,000 for a third straight day as Bank of America Corp.> dropped 2.9 percent at 2:36 p.m. in New York. The Athens Stock> Exchange General Index lost 3.9 percent and the MSCI Emerging> Markets Index slipped 0.4 percent. The two-year Greek government> bond yield climbed 24 basis points to 6.63 percent. The S & P GSCI> Index of 24 commodities rose 1.1 percent, the first gain in four> days. South Africa’s rand advanced against its 16 most-traded> peers.> http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087 & sid=ahcvKnYdENuo & pos=3>>>>>>>>>>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 15, 2010 Report Share Posted April 15, 2010 Hello list, A warning of problems ahead on financial markets by one of the best known investors in the world. Specifically, the finger is pointed at problems with sovereign credit - as has been mentioned in predictions on SAMVA. Markets could be derailed again, warns Soros Apr 14, 2010 07:11 EDT Railway porter-turned-billionaire financier George Soros delivered a stark warning last night that the financial world is on the wrong track and that we may be hurtling towards an even bigger boom and bust than in the credit crisis. The man who ‘broke’ the Bank of England (and who is still able to earn a cool $3.3 bln in a year) said the same strategy of borrowing and spending that had got us out of the Asian crisis could shunt us towards another crisis unless tough lessons are learned. Soros, who worked as a porter to pay for his studies at the London School of Economics after emigrating from Hungary, warned us to heed the lesson that modern economics had got it wrong and that markets are not inherently stable. “The success in bailing out the system on the previous occasion led to a superbubble, except that in 2008 we used the same methods,†he told a meeting hosted by The Economist at the City of London’s modern and impressive Haberdashers’ Hall. .... “We have added to the leverage by replacing private credit with sovereign credit and increasing national debt by a significant amount.†http://blogs.reuters.com/fundshub/2010/04/14/markets-could-be-derailed-again-warns-soros/ Thor <vkchoudhrySAMVA Sent: Mon, April 5, 2010 3:25:40 AMRe: Stocks rally, then drop Hello dear Mr. Modi, The picture appears to be quite severe during May-June, 2010 and it is likely to disturb the wall street, as well. You have raised a very pertinent point of very low interest rates and this has been one of the imperceptible reason for the economic downturn. The business organisations are raising funds in the market and squandering them in perks and bonuses without caring much for the investors. Its impact will be felt by the biz organisations and the government in the long run by losing the trust of the people. www.YourNetAstrologer.comA-105, South City II, Gurgaon 122018-01, (India).Mobile phone: 91 9811016333 - Vinod Modi SAMVA Monday, April 05, 2010 2:49 AM Re: Stocks rally, then drop Dear Professor,hope everything is well your way.i have been watching all the signs of exuberance in USA recently.No body especially Wall street seem to care what is happening to Main street.common persons are suffering, jobs are hard to come by; but they have found some jobs somewhere and especially Goverment hired temporary census workers which makes present job situation looks real good only for wall street traders.As you suggested that come May this might change???does it still look true as per your comments in December2009.please advise when you can time permitting and also would like to know why so much enthusiam at wall street only. do they care any for common persons???especially elderly persons like me who is suffering from near Zero rates when i have to live on limited income and that is also at present down to Zero thanks to uncle Ben Bernanke who seems to care more for Goldman Sachs and Wall street Bankers than elderly people of this country who is really suffering due to his extended period of zero interest rates.thank you as always,vinod On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 5:32 PM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62@ gmail.com> wrote: Dear Thor,you must have noticed that today as you had predicted initially stock market will go up and then down.as said market rallied to 170 points dollar was down quite a bit???????because Greece debt has been put on a back burner and that is why Euro went upand as dollar was down all speculative stocks of commodities including Oil went up and that made stocks go upany comments????vinod On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Vinod Modi <modivinod62@ gmail.com> wrote: dear Thor,good morning,i read your work with zeal as it is so educating and informative.i was reading about Jupiter ingresses and its effectsdo you think you will have opportunity to discuss on this topic and are we facing any of that in near future?please elaborate when you canthank you vinod On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 4:35 PM, Cosmologer <cosmologer > wrote: [Attachment(s) from Cosmologer included below] Hello list, The US stock market has been volatile of late and the major rise from March 2009 to early January 2010, seems to have stalled. In the second hald of January 2010, the stock market gave back some of the earlier gains and seems to be on the defensive. The media is suggesting that the international financial market is having concerns about all the public debt needing to be financed, including in Europe. On Friday, after several days of stocks being hammered down, the stock market rallied at the close of the session, with the Dow closing just above 10,000. Today, the market declined, with the Dow closing around 9,900. What would explain such volatile developmens in these two days? First, recall the salient factors in the SAMVA USA chart that bespeak of difficulty, such as the aspects of transit Saturn and nodes in the chart. That said, the factors that explain the changes from one day to the next involve the faster moving planets, including the Sun and the Moon. When the stock market rallied on Friday, transit Sun was in applying conjunction with its own natal placement and transit Moon had just emerged from a conjunction of natal Ketu to become conjunct the 4th house MEP. At the same time, transit Mercury was in old age in the 6th house while transit Venus was in old age in the 7th house. The market actually wasn´t doing that well on Friday. It was clawing its way back above 10,000, just barely. When the market fell today, the Moon was conjunct natal 8th lord Saturn and transit Sun had moved into the aspect of natal Saturn. Over the weekend there were other notable transit changes. Transit Mercury moved out of the 6th house and into its sign of debilitation, Pisces, and the 7th house. Meanwhile, transit Venus moved into the 8th house. Thor Stocks Drop on Debt Concern; Dollar Falls, Commodities Gain Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Stocks fell amid concern that some European governments will struggle to fund budget deficits, while industrial metals rallied from last week’s rout and currencies of commodity producers gained. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell below 10,000 for a third straight day as Bank of America Corp. dropped 2.9 percent at 2:36 p.m. in New York. The Athens Stock Exchange General Index lost 3.9 percent and the MSCI Emerging Markets Index slipped 0.4 percent. The two-year Greek government bond yield climbed 24 basis points to 6.63 percent. The S & P GSCI Index of 24 commodities rose 1.1 percent, the first gain in four days. South Africa’s rand advanced against its 16 most-traded peers. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087 & sid=ahcvKnYdENuo & pos=3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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