New study: US dollar strong [3 Attachments]

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Dear Mr. Thor,

 

Thanks for your indepth Analysis, truely amazing and wonderful explanations. BUT after reading the posts I have a few questions :-

 

I dont really know how to do any analysis as per SA but my interest is growing with each passing day and after reading the posts.

With the knowledge of SA and the way you breakdown each and every planets influence; Is it possible that with this knowledge one can possibly forecast a near term trend of the Stock Markets as well as Currencies; If not to 100% accuracy levels but lets say to a level of 80 to 90% accuracy.

 

For Example on 11th Feb. Several Economic Indicators are due for release which will provide clues to the Job Market situation in US. Is it possible to predict the outcome in advance before these numbers are released as SAMVA USA Chart and movement of planets are available to calculate the possible outcome. It is critical to be able to judge the right time to convert the foreign exchange in my line of business as I have suffered heavey losses after putting in a lot of hard work in earning foreign Exchange in Export Business only to see all the profits getting washed away when converting the Earnings to Local Currency. Only If I can learn to know the right time to make the right moves can provide much needed help.

 

To be able to learn and understand SA approach is catching my imagination and interest and I hope to be able to start devoting time and effort in coming few months. With Prof. Choudhary Jee and Yourself, giving so much support and intresting posts I am sure it will be a wonderful experience.

 

Thanks,

Regards,

Arun.

 

 

 

 

Cosmologer <cosmologerSAMVA Sent: Tue, February 9, 2010 1:30:30 AMRe: New study: US dollar strong [3 Attachments]

 

 

Hello Peter,

 

You are welcome.

 

Interestingly, the other country mentioned in the report, the UK, has less favourable currency indications, despite having the famous Pound Sterling.

 

Sun as 12th lord is at 19° 07' Sagittarius and 4th house where it afflicts the most effective point of the house. While the Sun's dispositor, Jupiter, is well placed, being exalted in Cancer and 11th house, The Sun's aspect reduces its own strength. Moreover, the Moon, as 11th lord, which is thus a dual indicator of currency, is the dispositor of Jupiter, and in turn the dispositor of the Sun. As the Moon is in old age at 28° 20' Gemini and 10th house, it has therefore less than 40% strength. As such, it and the Sun are therefore weak and liable to setbacks during transit afflictions. The saving grace is Venus as 2nd lord, which becomes the third indicator for currency strength. It is well placed and is 90%strong at 25° 27' Capricorn and 5th house, however it is moderately afflicted by Ketu at 22° 59' Virgo and 1st house. Interestingly, Saturn as 6th lord

of financial stability in the 12th house of losses, owned by the Sun, has at times been associated with setabacks in the Pound sterling - as well as being a key influence in the recent UK financial crisis.

 

In the past 80 years there have been several high profile crisis involving the Pound, resulting in a decline in its value. Its international stature has also been reduced from the mid 20th century, when the Pax Brittanica was replaced by the Pax American, based on the Bretton-Woods international monetary system. When this system came to an end, the US dollar continued to reign as the preeminent international currency.

 

- In 1931, the Pound was allowed to float from $4.86 to $3.75, resulting in a decline in its value

- In 1940, an agreement with the U.S.A. pegged the pound to the U.S. dollar at a rate of £1 = $4.03. This rate was maintained through the Second World War and became part of the Bretton Woods system which governed post-war exchange rates. Under continuing economic pressure, and despite months of denials that it would do so, on 19 September 1949 the government devalued the pound by 30.5% to $2.80. The move prompted several other currencies to be devalued against the dollar.

- November 19, 1967: The Pound Crisis was a 14% devaluation of the Pound

- September 16, 1992: In British politics and economics, Black Wednesday refers to the events of 16 September 1992 when the Conservative government was forced to withdraw the Pound Sterling from the European Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) after they were unable to keep sterling above its agreed lower limit. The UK joined the ERM in October 8, 1990. at a rate of DM 2.95 to the Pound. Some say, the Pound was fixed to the DM at too high a value rate. The Pound crashed out of the ERM on September 16, 1992, at DM of 2.20.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pound_sterling#The_1976_sterling_crisis

 

I leave the analysis of the transit and period influences to interested list members.

 

Thor

 

 

 

 

Peter P <peterannarbor@ >SAMVA Mon, February 8, 2010 2:54:36 PMRe: New study: US dollar strong

 

As always thank you for the great insight. Since the Euro is poised to go down because of the poor economy in that area this will surely upsurge dollar move.

 

Thank you.

 

 

 

Cosmologer <cosmologer >samva Mon, February 8, 2010 3:48:52 AM New study: US dollar strong

 

 

Hello list,

 

The following news story offers an interesting insight concerning the inherent strength of the currency of the USA, the dollar.

 

 

Weak Dollar Illusory as Correlated Trade Shows Gains

Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- For all the concern over the $1.6 trillion U.S. budget deficit and record debt load, the dollar is as valuable now as 35 years ago. Measured against a basket of currencies from the Group of 10 nations proportioned by how they trade against each other, the greenback is up about 3 percent since 1975, according to Bloomberg Correlation- Weighted Currency Indexes. That was four years after the Bretton Woods agreement, set up in 1944 to link currencies to the price of gold, collapsed. The U.K. pound has dropped 34 percent and the Canadian dollar has fallen 6 percent. The U.S. dollar gained 6 percent since November after losing 12 percent in the first 11 months of 2009 as measured by the Bloomberg index. Barclays Capital and Morgan Stanley say the U.S. will grow faster than the rest of the developed world this year and 2011. At the same time,

Europe faces worsening finances in Greece, Spain and Portugal, Japan’s economy is struggling and concerns about valuations in emerging markets are increasing. “To quote Mark Twain, the reports of the dollar’s demise have been greatly exaggerated,†said Win Thin, a senior currency strategist in New York at Brown Brothers Harriman & Co., which manages about $40 billion in assets.

http://www.bloomber g.com/apps/ news?pid= 20601087 & sid=aR2jMWnUvZf4 & pos=5

 

offered the following insight over a decade ago:

 

"It is the power of the state which is shown through the strength of the currency. The authority is first vested in the Sun/ the second house and then in the Moon. The good financial strength of the nation/wealth is seen through the second house and the regular flow of income is seen through the eleventh house. Taken all these four together they show the real strength of the currency of a particular country."

In the SAMVA USA chart, the dollar would tend to be a strong currency on account of the strong 2nd lord Sun placed in the MEP of the 7th house and strong 1st lord Moon in the 11th house. That said, there would be fluctuating fortunes as per period and transit influences. For instance, in the autumn of 2009, when transit stationary 6th lord Jupiter was conjunct natal Sun in the chart, the dollar reached its trough (low point). It was also predicted that concerns over the 'dollars demise' at that time were exaggerated. This prediction has been proven. Moreover, as predicted, the dollar has tended to rise since Jupiter moved on and ceased to afflict the natal Sun.

 

Thor