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GREHERT@xxxxxxx wrote:
> RE: Astrology. I think the issue here is rational cause and effect. We
> discuss interest rates, inflation, P/E ratios, sentiment, capitalization,
> etc. because these things have an effect on the markets. What in God's name
> could the location of Uranus have on S&P futures?
>
> Best wishes,
> Jerry Rehert
Good question! I eagerly await your answer.
Now here is something interesting to think about. Speaking of Uranus,
Uranus rules Aquarius and both have affinity or rulership over Copper. It takes
Uranus 84 years to make its revolution around our Sun. So, Uraunus only enters
the sign Aquarius every 84 years. June 8, 1995, Uranus enters Aquarius.
Check historical charts and you will find that this is very close to the week
that Copper made its last major high near $1.44. Coincidence? Ok, how about a
cycle of reverberations from the past.
Add 84 years to 1912, when the Titanic set sail and you get 1996. This is just
about the time that the
Titanic atrifacts were recovered and production was started on the recent
blockbuster movie Titanic. And then there's June 28, 1914, Archduke Ferdinand of
Austria is assassinated, July 28, 1914, Austria declares war on Serbia, July 31,
1914 begins War World I. Just add 84 years to those dates and allow for a
little cosmic slippage, as Geocentric positions of Uranus tend to flop back and
forth for about six months over the same area . I could go back and get the
exact positoins for better timing, but I think this cursory glance will give you
an interesting sample of a Uranus vibration in our Solar System which seems to
manifest itself in human behavior.
By the way, it is interesting that you should choose Uranus at this time.
When a Planet turns Direct or Retrograde by geocentric position, its energy
tends to intesify. May 21, Uranus will be turning Retrograde, so you apparently
are a good receptor of this energy. You may remember that the last planet that
went retrograde was Neptune on May 6. Weeks in advance, I posted that May 6
should be an important change in trend for Crude Oil prices, as Neptune rules
the Oil market. Ok, I was wrong by one day, as Crude Oil prices topped via the
nearby June contract at $19.05 on the afternoon of May 5 and Oil prices are now
more than $2 lower. It will be interesting to see how all the Uranus sensitive
S&P traders, such as yourself, react to the Uranus Retro over the May 21
weekend. I will probably be watching for a good trading opportunity in the
Copper market then.
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