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Correct you appear to be. I overlooked Evangeline Adams, sorry.
In Morgan's day, the issue of a billionaire was so far fetched that
the concept made me think that it had to be a Pierpoint joke. He did
die with very little vis-a-vie the popular myth. As I recall, it was
about 68 million dollars. Andrew Carnegie, I believe, remarked
".....and to think he was not a rich man".
Still seems hard to believe (about the quote) but with the evidence of
Adams I'll grant you that he may indeed have been serious.
Those notes may have been called perpetuals, I do not know offhand.
His son, Jack, was born with a horoscope showing a cardinal cross, I
understand, which I'm told is associated with depressions.
--Pat
"Old and in the way"
>
> He may or may not have been joking. The facts are that Mr. Morgan
had one
> Evangeline Adams in his employ as his Astrologer. You can find out
more
> about this
> in the book or the movie, "The Day the Bubble Burst". Evangeline
Adams was a
> nationally
> known Astrologer and was one of the first people to have a coast to
coast
> radio program.
> Her private clients were in the top circles of finance including
Morgan.
> Evangeline Adams
> told her clients to sell ahead of the crash of 1929. Adams wrote
several
> books, so you can get her side of the story. By the way, I own
Evangeline
> Adams' personal library and memorabilia.
> As for the famous quote, I believe the correct quote is,
"Millionaire's
> don't have Astrologers, billionaire's do". My theory on the quote is
based
> on the fact that J.P. died with a surprisingly small fortune
compared to
> the billions of dollars in assets and power he wielded. I think he
was
> actually acting as agent for the really big money such as the
Rothschilds.
> The Rothschilds at the turn of the century were known for
practically
> "owning" the British note market (I think they were called
perpetuals?).
> The Rothschilds were known for being very astute on their timing
which
> corresponded to the 41 month business cycle and the aspects of
Jupiter -
> Uranus ala Donald Bradely By the way, as I previously posted back
in March,
> we are in one of those periods now, this one is to the upside. .
>
> Thanks,
>
> Norman
>
>
> "Norman Winski" <nwinski@xxxx> wrote:
> > Stat Fans,
> >
> > Here is a link to a website where some statistical studies on
> Astro events and the markets are presented. Please be forewarned
that
> is is a commercial website and they are trying to sell computer
> programs. However, the studies presented are informative
nonetheless.
> > click here--> http://www.alphee.com/finance1.htm
> >
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > Norman
>
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