Artigo de análise astrológica á próxima semana financeira
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Artigo de análise astrológica á próxima semana financeira
Trata-se de um artigo de Astrologia financeira a analisar a próxima semana dos mercados. A referência ao aspecto Mercurio retrogrado quadratura (square) a Neptuno, e do Júpiter (em Leão=especulação em expansão) em oposição a Neptuno (falsas esperanças advindas de manobras especulativas nos bastidores-Mars Conjunt Neptune)são de grande relevância, e deveriam, na minha opinião astrologica, ser levados em conta. Watch out caldeirosos 
Week of May 12
From an astrological viewpoint, the collective psychological dynamic doesn’t get much more uncertain about “what is real” than what we see right now. For investors, this uncertainty could also be acted out as overblown euphoria, irrational exuberance, denial, or even misjudgment regarding market factors.
There are two major geocosmic factors unfolding now, and for much of the month of May. One is Mercury retrograde, April 26-May 20, which we discussed at length last week as coinciding with a trading environment of unreliable technical signals. The other involves the unusual multitude of signatures with the planet Neptune from May 1 through June 2. Neptune is the principle of uncertainty and confusion on the one hand, or wishful thinking and euphoria on the other. Because Jupiter, the principle of exaggeration and optimism, is involved in the opposition to Neptune until early June, it seems that the more pleasant side of Neptune’s dynamic is operative in the world of stocks these days. Values are going up, even though retail sales and employment figures are not going up. Not only that, but U.S. stock prices continue to rise as the value of the U.S. Dollar continues to fall. The Euro currency, for instance, rose to another 4-year high this past week. As euphoria raises the Euro, one would think panic would undermine the Dollar as it continues to tank, and all goods denominated in the Dollar, like U.S. stocks, would fall. But not so! Thus is the nature of Mercury retrograde, with an abundance of Neptune transits where things are not behaving as they “should.”
So, is the euphoria in stocks and the Euro justified? Is the bullish nature of these markets for real? One has to wonder. But under Mercury retrograde, perhaps it is not a time to make a judgment. It is certainly not a time to make a high probability, long-term investment in such a judgment.
This week may be the peak of all these Neptune aspects. On Monday and Tuesday, Mercury retrograde forms a square to Mars and Neptune. On Wednesday, Mars will conjunct Neptune. On Thursday, Neptune will turn retrograde. Neptune most powerful at its station, which is only exaggerated with these other transits to it, plus Jupiter still in opposition. And on Friday, there is a lunar eclipse opposite Caput Algol, the fixed star symbol of beheading. You have to wonder who is going to lose their head? And, is it literal or symbolic?
So let’s consider what might happen during this period, with the understanding that these principles may already be in force since the New Moon formed the T-square to Neptune on May 1, and could last until the final Jupiter-Neptune opposition on June 2. First, Neptune rules water and oil. So, there may be a period of more moisture than usual, such as floods and storms. Already last week witnessed deadly tornadoes through the Midwest of the United States, injuring over 100 people and resulting in several deaths. There may be more threats from nature in the days ahead. And if not threats from nature, then threats to the environment from oil spills are possible.
Neptune also pertains to allegations and accusations, the tendency to jump to conclusions before one has acquired all the necessary facts. In a sense, it is like “following the crowd,” rather than standing back and making measured, objective assessments of the situation. You may remember the last time Jupiter was in opposition to Neptune, which occurred in mid-February. It was in the midst of the hysteria when the U.S. was preparing to lead “The Coalition of the Willing” into battle with Iraq. But then France and Germany balked, and the largest anti-war protests in history swept the world, and the inevitable war was delayed for a couple of weeks. But this was also the time of the rift that broke the good will between France-Germany-Russia and the United States, as each side began making allegations of financial improprieties and self-interested motivations against the other. Perhaps allegations of improprieties are again brought to the surface in the days ahead under these aspects, and the same wounds are agitated again. Or maybe it relates to new allegations, such as Iran conducting a “clandestine arms programs, in violation of nuclear non-proliferation accords,” as stated in Friday’s Wall Street Journal. Is there proof? Was there proof in mid-February under the same signature that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, as alleged and is still alleged? We don’t know, except according to our trust in what our leaders tell us, but that is the nature of Neptune. There is belief, and there is fact. And if the two don’t coincide, then there is allegation of hiding, betrayal, deception or fraud, all of which produce greater tensions. With Mars present, the potential for a greater rift becomes possible unless all parties agree to refrain from reckless comments and actions.
Still, in spite of all these peculiar signatures, world stock indices did very well last week. Perhaps most impressive was the Far East where both the Nikkei Index and Hang Seng had a “gap up” over the entire trading range of the prior week. After registering its lowest level in over 20 years on April 28 at 7603, the Nikkei closed near its weekly high at 8152. This is the first bullish sign in this index in many weeks. It is a sign that the long-term lows could be in. If so, one of the best investment opportunities in a lifetime might be starting. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng Index also closed on its high for the week at 9084, which is up 9% from its multi-year low of 8332 back on April 25. But despite these bullish technical signs, we have to be a bit cautious because they are occurring under Mercury retrograde, a time when many technical signals prove to be false.
Many European and American markets also made new cycle highs on Tuesday or Wednesday of last week. Both the Dow Jones Industrials and NASDAQ Composite made highs on Tuesday at 8641 and 1532 respectively. They then fell into Thursday, but recovered smartly to close near their weekly highs on Friday, with the DJIA at 8604 and the Comp at 1520.
In Europe, both the German Dax and London FTSE stock indices made new cycle highs on Wednesday, May 7. The Netherlands AEX and Swiss stock markets came close, but failed to take out their highs of April thus creating cases on inter-market bearish divergence. This is a concern also because their momentum levels were much weaker at last week’s highs too, which is a case of bearish oscillator divergence. All four markets rallied into the close on Friday, so they might challenge their highs again early this week. But if the challenge fails, we could see further declines into what are known as half-primary cycle troughs, due by the first week of June. With all the Neptune aspects in effect this coming week, I would not be surprised to see further rallies fizzle out. Neptune is not known for sustained breakouts, but rather thrusts that fail to muster energy to follow through for long.
The bottom line for investors is the same as indicated last week. Don’t be seduced into believing that these rallies are sustainable for long. Jupiter-Neptune is like a bubble. And with Mars coming up to prick it this week, along with the lunar eclipse opposite the degree of beheading, it could pop. So could ships or trucks or trains carrying too much oil cargo or poisonous gases, or any leader with an ego bigger than realistically deserved.
http://www.stariq.com/MarketWeek.HTM
Week of May 12
From an astrological viewpoint, the collective psychological dynamic doesn’t get much more uncertain about “what is real” than what we see right now. For investors, this uncertainty could also be acted out as overblown euphoria, irrational exuberance, denial, or even misjudgment regarding market factors.
There are two major geocosmic factors unfolding now, and for much of the month of May. One is Mercury retrograde, April 26-May 20, which we discussed at length last week as coinciding with a trading environment of unreliable technical signals. The other involves the unusual multitude of signatures with the planet Neptune from May 1 through June 2. Neptune is the principle of uncertainty and confusion on the one hand, or wishful thinking and euphoria on the other. Because Jupiter, the principle of exaggeration and optimism, is involved in the opposition to Neptune until early June, it seems that the more pleasant side of Neptune’s dynamic is operative in the world of stocks these days. Values are going up, even though retail sales and employment figures are not going up. Not only that, but U.S. stock prices continue to rise as the value of the U.S. Dollar continues to fall. The Euro currency, for instance, rose to another 4-year high this past week. As euphoria raises the Euro, one would think panic would undermine the Dollar as it continues to tank, and all goods denominated in the Dollar, like U.S. stocks, would fall. But not so! Thus is the nature of Mercury retrograde, with an abundance of Neptune transits where things are not behaving as they “should.”
So, is the euphoria in stocks and the Euro justified? Is the bullish nature of these markets for real? One has to wonder. But under Mercury retrograde, perhaps it is not a time to make a judgment. It is certainly not a time to make a high probability, long-term investment in such a judgment.
This week may be the peak of all these Neptune aspects. On Monday and Tuesday, Mercury retrograde forms a square to Mars and Neptune. On Wednesday, Mars will conjunct Neptune. On Thursday, Neptune will turn retrograde. Neptune most powerful at its station, which is only exaggerated with these other transits to it, plus Jupiter still in opposition. And on Friday, there is a lunar eclipse opposite Caput Algol, the fixed star symbol of beheading. You have to wonder who is going to lose their head? And, is it literal or symbolic?
So let’s consider what might happen during this period, with the understanding that these principles may already be in force since the New Moon formed the T-square to Neptune on May 1, and could last until the final Jupiter-Neptune opposition on June 2. First, Neptune rules water and oil. So, there may be a period of more moisture than usual, such as floods and storms. Already last week witnessed deadly tornadoes through the Midwest of the United States, injuring over 100 people and resulting in several deaths. There may be more threats from nature in the days ahead. And if not threats from nature, then threats to the environment from oil spills are possible.
Neptune also pertains to allegations and accusations, the tendency to jump to conclusions before one has acquired all the necessary facts. In a sense, it is like “following the crowd,” rather than standing back and making measured, objective assessments of the situation. You may remember the last time Jupiter was in opposition to Neptune, which occurred in mid-February. It was in the midst of the hysteria when the U.S. was preparing to lead “The Coalition of the Willing” into battle with Iraq. But then France and Germany balked, and the largest anti-war protests in history swept the world, and the inevitable war was delayed for a couple of weeks. But this was also the time of the rift that broke the good will between France-Germany-Russia and the United States, as each side began making allegations of financial improprieties and self-interested motivations against the other. Perhaps allegations of improprieties are again brought to the surface in the days ahead under these aspects, and the same wounds are agitated again. Or maybe it relates to new allegations, such as Iran conducting a “clandestine arms programs, in violation of nuclear non-proliferation accords,” as stated in Friday’s Wall Street Journal. Is there proof? Was there proof in mid-February under the same signature that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, as alleged and is still alleged? We don’t know, except according to our trust in what our leaders tell us, but that is the nature of Neptune. There is belief, and there is fact. And if the two don’t coincide, then there is allegation of hiding, betrayal, deception or fraud, all of which produce greater tensions. With Mars present, the potential for a greater rift becomes possible unless all parties agree to refrain from reckless comments and actions.
Still, in spite of all these peculiar signatures, world stock indices did very well last week. Perhaps most impressive was the Far East where both the Nikkei Index and Hang Seng had a “gap up” over the entire trading range of the prior week. After registering its lowest level in over 20 years on April 28 at 7603, the Nikkei closed near its weekly high at 8152. This is the first bullish sign in this index in many weeks. It is a sign that the long-term lows could be in. If so, one of the best investment opportunities in a lifetime might be starting. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng Index also closed on its high for the week at 9084, which is up 9% from its multi-year low of 8332 back on April 25. But despite these bullish technical signs, we have to be a bit cautious because they are occurring under Mercury retrograde, a time when many technical signals prove to be false.
Many European and American markets also made new cycle highs on Tuesday or Wednesday of last week. Both the Dow Jones Industrials and NASDAQ Composite made highs on Tuesday at 8641 and 1532 respectively. They then fell into Thursday, but recovered smartly to close near their weekly highs on Friday, with the DJIA at 8604 and the Comp at 1520.
In Europe, both the German Dax and London FTSE stock indices made new cycle highs on Wednesday, May 7. The Netherlands AEX and Swiss stock markets came close, but failed to take out their highs of April thus creating cases on inter-market bearish divergence. This is a concern also because their momentum levels were much weaker at last week’s highs too, which is a case of bearish oscillator divergence. All four markets rallied into the close on Friday, so they might challenge their highs again early this week. But if the challenge fails, we could see further declines into what are known as half-primary cycle troughs, due by the first week of June. With all the Neptune aspects in effect this coming week, I would not be surprised to see further rallies fizzle out. Neptune is not known for sustained breakouts, but rather thrusts that fail to muster energy to follow through for long.
The bottom line for investors is the same as indicated last week. Don’t be seduced into believing that these rallies are sustainable for long. Jupiter-Neptune is like a bubble. And with Mars coming up to prick it this week, along with the lunar eclipse opposite the degree of beheading, it could pop. So could ships or trucks or trains carrying too much oil cargo or poisonous gases, or any leader with an ego bigger than realistically deserved.
http://www.stariq.com/MarketWeek.HTM
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