Ron Grimes' Stock Market Prediction Follow-up

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Dear Chris

 

I'll offer a prediction. The June 10th eclipse will herald a rise that will

really stabilize when Jupiter enters Cancer in July.

I think that this will begin a swing into a bull market. I think the tough

stuff for Bush will come when Saturn nears his Sun, but that isn't for more

than a year. The market is looking for some sort of sign that things are

moving. The eclipse on Rahu may well bring that. I know that eclipses are

unstable times, but I have seen that when the market is down it turns up, and a

Rahu eclipse is morelikely to bring that sort of optimism than a Ketu eclipse.

I am no specialist in the market, just an astrologer with years of observing.

 

cynthia

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Christopher Kevill

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Friday, May 10, 2002 2:02 PM

[GJ] Ron Grimes' Stock Market Prediction Follow-up

Hi All,Please find Ron Grimes' stock prediction follow up below. Although he was

wrong, I think we can all agree that this sort of conscientious follow up to

public predictions is both laudible and necessary. Mistakes are our best

teachers. In my opinion, Ron Grimes continues to be one of the very best

astrologers I know working today. I look forward to learning more from him. I

remain as pessismistic as ever about the markets, but I really couldn't say

when a likely window might be -- other than a general "next couple of months"

which would coincide with the whole Saturn/Rahu conj and eclipse on June 10

which brings the Bush chart into focus. It should be an interesting time to say

the least.best,Chris>>>Dear

List,smaller>color>fontfamily>smaller>color>fontfamily>Final follow up on my

previous stock market

prediction.smaller>color>fontfamily>smaller>color>fontfamily>Ok, well, this

prediction didnt pan out very well. I had predicted an upswing from mid-March

thru mid-April, followed by increased instability in the markets toward the

second half of April, followed by a significant downward correction between

April 30th and May 8th, but most likely being May 7th 8th. Specifically, I had

stated in

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smaller>color>fontfamily>smaller>color>fontfamily>smaller>color>fontfamily>smaller>color>I

would look at April 30 thru May 4th, as well as May 7th and May 8th, as having

the highest probability. That's not as specific as I would like, but I didn't

plan on putting out a public prediction on the markets and don't care to

examine it in any further detail. However, I would venture to say the May

7th8th timeframe is the most delicate and subject to the market

downturn.fontfamily>smaller>color>fontfamily>smaller>color>fontfamily>The

market did not swing upward during the period mentioned; the market did become

more unstable the second half of April, as predicted.

smaller>color>fontfamily>smaller>color>fontfamily>From May 6th thru May 8th,

the DJIA went down 200 and then back up 300. Now, I had said two things about

this period: 1) it was the most delicate in the near term, and 2) because of

that delicateness, it would be subject to a market downturn. Certainly, we can

see it was indeed most delicate, during this time frame, as the DJIA swung 500

points over a 3 day period. However, I wrongly jumped to the conclusion that

the delicateness in the market would necessarily make the entire point swing go

downwards.smaller>color>fontfamily>smaller>color>fontfamily>This points to the

care with which predictions must be made. I scanned forward in my USA chart to

see when the nearest term would be for a delicate market. I accurately found

that time frame. I then stopped using astrology and made an assumption that

delicateness = downturn. Instead, after finding the most delicate period, I

should have spent time assessing more deeply what that meant. In essence, after

finding the period I was looking for, I tuned out the jyotish wisdom and wrote

down my assumption. This attitude was evident from the beginning as I re-read

my original prediction, where I said, smaller>color>Thats not as specific as

I would like, but I didnt plan on putting out a public prediction on the

markets and dont care to examine it any further detail. Clearly, I was not in

the mood to make more predictions on the markets; so, I narrowed down the time

frame, as I said I wanted to do, but then it was kind of like, color>Good, now

I can just put this prediction out there and get this out of my hair.

color>smaller>fontfamily>smaller>color>fontfamily>I offer the above, not to put

a happy face on a not-so-great prediction, but to objectively assess what went

right and what went wrong. I truly feel it is the missed portions of a

prediction that make for a better astrologer in making future predictions.

Unfortunately, most astrologers will make a single public attempt, and when

they are wrong, they refuse to ever make another prediction. Instead, one

should assess what went right and wrong, and learn from the

experience.smaller>color>fontfamily>smaller>color>fontfamily>Chris, since you

were kind enough to post my original prediction to the other lists where you

initially cited my prediction, I would appreciate it if you would also forward

this on them as well.

Thanks.smaller>color>fontfamily>smaller>color>fontfamily>smaller>color>fontfamily>Ron

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