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David Cicia wrote:
> At 02:21 PM 4/26/98 -0700, you wrote:
> >
> >NW: To the contrary, knowing what sign the planets are located significantly
> >narrows the range of possibilities to only those markets that are relevant to
> >those planets and signs. In your example of Mars in Libra, I would only be
> looking
> >at those markets associated with Mars or Libra. Mars would serve
> to"energize"
> >those Libran items. For example, Libra is thought to rule Sugar, so I
> would check
> >the Sugar chart for a possible set up for a change in trend at that time.
> As you
> >can see, this approach is very specific, as it gives you the exact time and
> >specific markets to monitor.
> >
> >Regards,
> >
> >Norman
> >
> OK, maybe we're getting somewhere here. This is possibly something we can
> test. Give us some results of your testing on this theory.
>
> David Cicia,
I am not sure what you are seeking here. If you want research, i.e. what
happens under a particular planetary pattern, then you can get a good sampling of
this in the 1997-98 Forecast and Trading Manual. I am not goning to type a 50
page manual with charts here. I will direct you to a simple example. If you check
long term charts, you will see that Major Lows occurred in Live Cattle in 1986 and
1996 both times within about two trading days of Mars entering Taurus. For those
not Astrologically fluent, Taurus is the Bull and hence rules Cattle. Mars takes
about two years to makes its circuit around the Zodiac. If one waits for an
extreme technical price postion at a time when a planet is entering a markets
ruling sign, then one has a very high probablility of indetifying a profitable
change in trend. Now, as to results, my trading results are a matter of public
record as my Astro-Trend Advisory recommendations have been monitored by CTCR
<ctcr.investors.net> for the past four years. For 1997, I was #1 for percent of
winning trades. 1996, I was #3 for increase in percent of equity. Jan. 1, 1994 to
Jan. 1, 1998, I generated a 230% profit on the beginning equity and that included
steadily withdrawing approximately half of the profits.
I hope this gives you enough information as to decide whether you should
request more information from me via private e-mail. A sampling of my market
letter is available for as little as $10, which barely covers my postage,
printing, and handling. .
Before anyone gets upset, this was not intended as an advertisement. I have
previously requested that folks who wanted a detailed sampling of my work should
contact me by private e-mail. I don't want to ignore any sincere inquires, so
above, I have offered a small sampling of what is available in detail if you are
inclinded to pursue this topic by private means.
Regards,
Norman
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