As many astrologers have been writing about even before the turn of the millenium finding the best alternative sources energy will be the theme for the 1st decade of the 21st century.
This projection is based on the position of Uranus in Pisces. Uranus is the planet associated with ground-breaking technology and science. Pisces is associated with energy, specifically with oil.
Since 2003 till 2011 Uranus will be in this zodiacal position. The race is on to find an alternative to oil as a source of energy.
Recent developments confirms this trend and a wise investor should include this sector in their portfolio.
1. Bill Gates have invested in an ethanol company
2. Corn has reached a new multi-year high
3. US legislators are serious about the effects of global warming.
Consider this recent statement from Rep. Henry Waxman- "We want the pressure on. The pressure will drive the development of new technologies,"
That is precisely what financial astrologer Raymond Merriman have written about year ago.
Is the uptrend going to continue ? Definitely ! -at least till Uranus remains in Pisces.
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And the internet (Pisces/Neptune = the web) may experience more disruption such as the recent earthquake that damaged the cables in Taiwan causing major rerouting.
Thanks--a timely article indeed! Mr. Merriman is an excellent astrologer!
The fact that corn is trading at new highs does not bode well for the ethanol industry. No industry benefits from an increase in raw costs. Counting on contiued government subsidies to floatthese compaines is a dangerous investment strategy.
As for Bill Gates, he has invested in a wide variety of things, most of which have been money pits. So far his success at microsoft has not translated to success as a venture capitalist.
Looking at the big picture, at some point - which in astrological terms is indicated by the so-called critical degrees the run up in oil, alternative sources of energy will reverse big time. But that is too far ahead in the future.
Astrology is a study of the laws of nature. Astrologers know that what goes up must come down. We time when that move will be.
Even if you are not a Bill Gates, but a humble small investor you can profit big with the help of financial astrology.
You have been unecessarily enriching my English vocabulary with your adjectives,
I thank you for that. However, as I am not a judgemental person I have no intention of using the kind of words that you use, however intelligent you are projecting yourself to be with with your sweeping statements.
I remember you once branded my article as hogwash, apparently because you are not well-informed on the subject. In less than a week after you made judgement on my article - what I wrote about came true.
Hogwash?
Look at the results:
http://www.gather.com/viewArticle.jsp?articleId=281474976764668
On July 4, I advised readers who bought in June that they should take profit as soon as overbought level is reached as a down influence will take place.
-After hitting about $660 in early July 2006 gold corrected to about $605 in late July 2006.
More importantly, I have July already pinpointed a critical month as early as December 2005 - 7months before it actually happened.
Hogwash?
I wrote this on Dec 20, 2005 (on my blog www.astro-ipo.blogspot.com)
"Theres one down influence next week, by late January and more on February but I would take note as early as now that another $40-fall is likely to occur and that would be around July 10, 2006 – on the next instance Saturn returns to the 10th degree of Leo."
- After hitting about $660 in early July 2006 gold corrected to about $605 in late July 2006.
Hogwash?
I dont know what is your purpose in life or if ever you have one. I am serious with my life purpose and astrology is a part of it.
I must admit that this recent comment of yours looks more intelligent than your first "hogwash" statement. BUt due to your judgemental mind you cant get the point. My topic is neither corn nor Bill Gates. And I stated these two points just to show that there is now more interest in alternative sources of energy. The forecast by astrologers was made years ago.
Now, you brand my article as malurky. I can imagine how badly treated you were as a child. I cannot ask you to be kind, because clearly you are not, but at least be more perceptive, logical and sensible.
In trying to degrade my statements are you advising investors to ignore the energy sector (and alternative sources of energy) ? Are you saying that oil will go down to $40 this year for that sector to be ignored? Think again.
If you are perceptive enough and not judgemental, what I am driving at in the article is that pioneering financial astrologer Raymond Merriman got it 100% right
with alternative energy and more specifically with corn.
In November 2005, Merriman pinpointed the bottom in corn (it was $1.90 then) and advised his readers to buy corn for the "long-term." Corn has more than doubled.
Merriman's statements on oil and that of Representative Maxman are almost identical. Maxman sated that pressure will drive the development of new technologies. Merriman stated that rising price in oil to new highs will drive the development of new technologies after which, due to the law of cycles and in financial markets , the law of supply and demand - oil will have a big drop.
As we know, in stock trading different techniques (such as technical and fundamental analysis) that are being used to make a profitable trade. What I am presenting may be different and something that you don't understand and something that you may never understand but that doesn't qualify it to be labeled as "hogwash" or "malurky".
Others have benefitted with what I have been writing about.
I believe, as I asses your comments and your personality that I cannot change your mind and neither can you change mine. Unless you are going to be engaged in a "humble", exploratory, intellectual , open-minded intercourse rather than stating your bias without doing research, I would suggest that you stop
reading my posts.
As Sir Isaac Newton was reported to have said to Edmond Halley, who insults him for believing in astrology "... I have studied astrology, you have not." I intentionally did not include the word Sir, in the quote.
Pat D, I have studied astrology, you have not!
You are confusing correlation with causation. Astrology have no more predictive value in markets than random guessing.
Each of your new comments appear to more intelligent than the previous ones:
First I made a prediction - u brand it simply "hogwash", nothing more nothing less.
I wrote about the correlation between the planets and alternative energy-
u brand it "malarky" and you shifted topic to macroeconomics.
I tell you and proved to you how you eered in your judgement because events, and not just one event, proved that my system works and you shifted the topic to random guessing.
You appear to be intelligent with your choice of words, but you cannot accept a logical explanation. Preferring instead to make a sweeping judgement in a matter that you know little about.
If I am not the founder of astrologers.gather.com, I can simply ignore you because you are clearly close-minded who cannot think objectively ( towards astrology and financial astrology). I have a moral obligation to defend astrology to illogical and unfair biases in gather.com.
By shifting the topic to causation and correlation you are again trying to project a philosophical nature, somehow more intelligent than your cycnical "hogwash" conclusion, but you are evading an intellectual discussion, you keep on shifting topics and hurling baseless statements meant to demean me, astrology and those
who believe in financial astrology.
To be intelligent goes beyond to ability use the most descriptive of words, to be intelligent is to be able to understand and be understood. To be wise however, one must first be willing to accept that one has erred, to listen objectively and humbly at others without making a judgement and by observing the laws of nature. That is how it has always been throughout human history.
If what I wrote about was psychological or spiritual astrology (natal astrology) we can discuss about causation and correlation, there are 2 schools of thought in natal astrology. But in stockmarket trading, what matters is right timing, when to buy and when to sell - specifically when to buy low and when to sell at a higher price.
Nothing can be clearer that what I have written about except off course if you subscribe to commercial financial astrology newsletters. No matter where you look at financial astrology, whether from the causation standpoint or from correlation standpoint, you can still make a profitable trade. The causation-correlation issue cannot erase the fact that my article was not "hogwash" and "malarky."
Failing to understand that, you use another baseless judgement that astrology is nothing more than random guessing and those who believe in financial astrology as incapable of understanding macroeconomics.
Financial Astrology cannot be random guessing. There are only two logical possibilities- Financial Astrology can predict or it cannot predict. If it can predict,it cannot be random guessing. For the whole year of 2006, in astrologers.gather.com, I have predicted gold's major and even minor moves. Ive pinpointed when to buy a low price and when to sell when the price is higher and is likely to be low again. For years Raymond Merriman, Bill Meridian, Arch Crawford and other financial Astrologers have been making correct predictions and
profiable financial advises.
For your information institutions like Timer Digest and wealthy investors from Japan, Abu Dhabi and United Arab Emirates who are obviuosly more intelligent and open-minded than you are and more importanyly who have done their own research recognize financial astrology as a workable investing tool - and not random guessing. They surely understand macroeconomics more than you do.
From Forbes.com,. June 9 , 2006:
"Timer Digest, based in Greenwich, Conn., has recognized Sarubbi's work, recently naming him the most accurate gold timer for the past year (through the last week in April), and as the top stock-market timer over the past three- and six-month periods."
Bill Meridian is Bill Sarrubi's nom de plume. I mentioning him because like Raymond Merriman he is one of the pioneers of 21st century Financial Astrology. One major technique being used now by most financial astrologers came from him.