Fwd: Behaviour of Financial markets - Errata

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Correction: " ...except in countries where it will be entering

> dusthana houses (Pisces/6, Capricorn/8 and Virgo/12). "

 

SAMVA , " cosmologer " <cosmologer wrote:

>

> Hello list,

>

> The attached message by is quite interesting.

>

> He mentions that the change of sign by the slow moving planets

later

> this year will herald changes for the world, and that he may say

> more on this later.

>

> A graph showing when these planets enter new signs has been

uploaded

> to the SAMVA Photos section under SA Theory. Interestingly, all

the

> planets enter new signs around the same time:

>

> Jupiter enters Scorpio on 28 October

> Saturn enters Leo on 2 November

> Rahu enters Leo and Ketu enters Aquarius on 9 November

>

> Perhaps some thoughts can be ventured, based on the writings and

> teaching of , who has mentioned that even

miserly

> Saturn can give good rewards in the royal sign of Leo. Saturn

rules

> civil servants, labourers (those working hard for less pay), the

> elderly, mining industries (including coal and oil), labour-

> intensive industries and traditional infrastructure. Saturn will

> return (briefly) into Cancer on 11 January 2007, where it will

> remain until 16 July 2007.

>

> A similar prediction could be made for Rahu in Leo, involving e.g.

> diplomats, wine makers and not-known salespeople.

>

> has also accurately predicted economic

> developments based on the transit of Saturn in the past. As Saturn

> will be in the royal sign of Leo, mostly without long term

> affliction, one could therefore expect the developments to be

> broadly favourable, except in countries where it will be entering

> dusthana houses (Aries/6, Cancer/8 and Virgo/12).

>

> Almost one year after entering the new signs, Rahu and Saturn will

> be conjunct in Leo from 19 September to 11 November 2007, with the

> aspect becoming exact on 23 November at 11° 40' Leo. At this time,

> when Saturn is conjunct the nodal axis, the indications of Saturn

> are likley to be stressed as the conjunction will also have an

> effect to weaken Ketu in the MT sign ruled by Saturn, Aquarius. At

> that time, some sudden problems could erupt concerning both the

> indications of Saturn and Ketu.

>

> Best regards,

>

> C

>

>

> , <siha@> wrote:

>

>

> Hello dear Mr. Karacan,

>

> With the upcoming change of signs by three major planets, there

are

> going to

> be many changes in the world economics. If there is any

prediction

> of

> international mundane affairs I will share with the list.

>

> Best wishes,

>

>

>

>

> -

> " Sinan Karacan " <sbkaracan@>

>

> Saturday, June 24, 2006 11:23 AM

> Re: Behaviour of Financial markets

>

>

> Dear Professor,

>

> The same has been happening in Turkish market. The local

currency

> rates

> against euro and dollar were down by around 22 - 25 % during past

5

> weeks.

> Ascending sign in Turkey's chart is gemini. Is it possible to

> predict how

> long this volatility could last?

>

> Best wishes.

>

> Sinan

>

> siha@ wrote:

>

> Hello Mahendra,

>

> Indian market is an important factor of the international

financial

> markets.

> Because of the current transit influences of nodes and Mars in the

> Indian

> independence chart, the markets were destined to retreat. All

those

> who

> sought my opinion when the market was going up were advised to

> desist from

> the temptation. I think these can go

> further down by another around 8 to ten per cent. However, this is

my

> personal astrological view and people should proceed in markets as

> per their

> own assessment of financial markets and as per their own charts.

>

> Best wishes,

>

>

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> -

> " Mahendra " <mahendra_gr@>

>

> Wednesday, June 14, 2006 8:50 AM

> Behaviour of Financial markets

>

> Prof ji: I am not sure if this may be a more appropriate question

for

> SAMVA but whats your observation on the cause of the collapse of

> financial markets? Do you see this to deteriorate further? Thanks,

> Mahendra

>

>