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Preview for the week beginning September 27, 2010
As expected, the Federal Reserve Board maintained its position that it will execute further “quantitative easing” measures to support the USA economy if it considers it necessary. That means the Fed will continue keeping Fed funds rates down to 0-.25%, AND they will purchase long-term Treasury Bonds and Notes, if they deem it necessary to support the economy in the event that it starts to fall again.
Preview for the week beginning September 20, 2010
Is it a bull or is it a bear? Is this rally for real, or is it a “bear trap?” Financial Astrologers will be watching next week’s stock markets very closely, for the current period contains some very powerful geocosmic signatures with very high correspondences to major market reversals.
Preview for the week beginning September 13, 2010
Sometimes reversals happen when two or more planets change signs nearby to one another. That happened last Wednesday, September 8, as Venus ingressed in to Scorpio and Jupiter retrograded back into Pisces. A look at least week’s financial market behavior will reveal that Wednesday was the most important reversal day last week.
Preview for the week beginning September 6, 2010
In typical Mercury retrograde fashion, nothing was typical last week and prices continued to see-saw back and forth every 1-4 days, with an end-of-week notable spike to the upside. There were ample displays of market divergence throughout the week, suggesting that the markets continue to perform with “unusual uncertainty,” in the words of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke. But the good news is that even with these signs of divergence, several stock indices are exhibiting bullish signs.
