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There is a solar eclipse next week. Also, according to some astrologers
(maybe all of them, but I don't know of but a few) there is all kinds of
astro stuff from now through the end of this month. Some of the alignments
are very rare and supposedly very powerful.
I have tried unsucessfully to actively integrate astrology into my trading
with no success. However, I have subscribed to Arch Crawford's newsletter
on and off for many years. He has made some truely incredible calls, and is
a first rate technical analyst as well. He thinks we will be down hard next
week in equities. Now understand, Arch can be very, very wrong at times,
but he has been correct often enough that I pay attention to the markets
I'm trading around his dates.
By the way, I'm thinking about hosting a tupperware party next weekend and
would like to see if anyone from the list might like to come.
Regards,
Tom Alexander
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> From: Joe Frabosilio <joe6964@xxxxxxxx>
> To: realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: GEN: Astrology Points
> Date: Friday, August 06, 1999 6:34 PM
>
>
> Can anyone comment on a person named : Alphee Lavoie. He wrote an
> article in Traders World Magazine titled " Astrology Points the Way for
> Our Future Economic Outlook" .
>
> I found the article very interesting to read, since I don't know a thing
> about Astrology. In the article he says, "Beginning in June and
> continuing through to the end of November the market will have to brace
> itself for some of its hardest aspects."
>
> Also, in the year 2003 the US economy will change from normal to below
> normal. He says" Saturn in the sky will be conjunct the US birth Sun at
> 13 degrees of Cancer and in October of that year Saturn will station
> retrograde on the Sun of the United States. When Saturn falls on the
> Sun of a country's chart it alsways indicates a restricting, hampering
> pressure that brings up fears, changes and need to restructure the
> country in some manner."
>
> I know one RT uses Astrology with his trading, but I don't have his
> email address. Anyone care to comment??
>
> TradeWell,
> Joe Frabosilio
>
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