Es sind nicht nur das Hindenburg-Omen am Freitag den 13. und die seit Wochen enttäuschenden Makrozahlen aus USA. Nein, auch die Sterne verheißen nichts Gutes! Wenn Infos aus fast allen Kanälen inkl. "Börsenhimmel" redundant Unheil verkünden, dann hat das eine tiefere Bedeutung!
Insbesondere möchte ich Dein Augenmerk auf den unten genannten
Cardinal Climax lenken, es handelt sich dabei um einen "kosmischen Abgrund", und wir befinden uns "in der fünften und tiefsten Phase"! Am Freitag, d. 13. August (gestern) hat sich
Uranus in das Sternbild "Fische" verschoben, wo der für "Umbruch" und "totale Umstellung" stehende Gasplanet bis zum 4. März 2011 verweilen wird.
Braucht es noch ein stärkeres Indiz für unmittelbar bevorstehende globale Kurs-Verwässerung?Am Montag, dem 16.8. tritt - zu allem Überfluss - Jupiter in Opposition zu Saturn, was einen neuen 20-jährigen Zyklus einleitet. Dreimal darfst Du raten, wohin die "neue Richtung" geht!? Jupiter, das Symbol für Finanzkraft, opponiert mit dem für Norm und Sicherheit stehenden Saturn!! Nimm das zusammen mit dem Uranus- und Hindenburg-Omen und mach Dir Deinen eigenen Reim darauf. Auch mittelfristig sieht es böse aus: Der "Keynsianische Bus" soll sich auf der Jupiter-Uranus-Achse verfahren. Ich möchte sogar einen Achsenbruch nicht ausschließen!
Astrologische Bedeutung des Uranus - "Der Reformator"
Uranus gehört zu den interessantesten Gestirnsymbolen der neueren Astrologie, er ist Künder des technischen Zeitalters und zeigt das Kommende, Reformierende und Revolutionäre an, weshalb Ihm die Erfinder, die Techniker und Entdecker zugeordnet sind. In langjährigen statistischen Untersuchungen ergab sich als immer wiederkehrendes charakterliches Motiv ein Verlangen nach innerer und äußerer Freiheit und Unabhängigkeit. Die Wirkung des Uranus Ist plötzlich und unvorhergesehen. Seine häufigsten Tendenzen sind Umbruch, Veränderung, totale Umstellung. [ = DOW 5000? - A.L.] Meist werden dann "überholte" Zustände [Schuldenwirtschaft?] radikal beendet.
Short-Term Geocosmics
Another powerful line up of geocosmic signatures is set to engage this week, which is all part of the July 21-August 21 midsection of this tremendous celestial pattern known as the Cardinal Climax (2008-2015). The good news is that we will begin to exit the deepest part of the cosmic abyss. The not-so-good-news is that some of the decisions that have been made and policies that have been enacted in the past three weeks may lead to prolonged economic difficulties and perhaps bear markets in several financial markets. That, by the way, is an opinion of mine and not a given fact. I could be wrong, because we are in uncharted waters, and no one knows for certain what the consequences will be. But over the next few weeks (and in Forecast 2011) I will explain my reasoning within the context of historical instances of such geocosmic signatures and their correlation to the outcome similar economic and political themes.
We have much to look forward to this coming week in terms of geocosmic activity that will complete this phase – the fifth and deepest layer - of the Cardinal Climax. On Friday, August 13, Uranus moves back into Pisces from Aries. It will return to Aries for seven years after March 4, 2011. In the meantime, it may suggest going back and redoing parts of the Health Care Reform Act (Pisces rules health care, and Uranus represents changes). Perhaps Congress will consider removing the onerous non-health care mandate within that bill of hiring thousands of new IRS agents with the task of siphoning through massive amounts of new government reporting requirements for quarterly business expenditures exceeding $600. What does hiring more IRS agents have to do with health care reform, if the cost is not a tax?
On Monday, August 16, Jupiter will form its second of three oppositions to Saturn. This is a 20-year planetary cycle that has a fairly reliable correlation to long-term market cycles, and oftentimes coincides with 4-year cycles. You may remember the last opposition between these two planets was in 1990, which also coincided with a recession and a modest bear market in stocks. It also correlated with a hefty tax increase by President George H. Bush (father of ‘W’).
At the end of this week (August 20-21), the current phase of the Cardinal Climax will end with Venus will conjunct Mars in Libra (Venus rules Libra, Mars is in detriment in Libra), the Sun will be in opposition to Neptune (a very powerful Level 1 reversal signature), Mercury will commence its three-week retrograde motion through September 12, and Saturn will end its 32-37 year waning square to Pluto cycle. As stated last week, “Then we might be able to look back and realize the importance of what just happened. Or maybe we will even need to wait until Mercury retrograde ends before we begin to understand it all.”
Longer-Term Thoughts
Laying on the ground up here late into the night, in the back woods and on the ancient inland waterways of Northern Michigan, watching the awesome shooting stars of the Perseid meteor showers, it came to me in a flash. The Cardinal Climax is all about a shift in power, a shift in the balance of power in all aspects of world finance and politics. Think of it as the decisions that will lead to shift in power between banks, business, and the government and its new army of regulators, not to mention the people (who are they in this new world that is being crafted?). A shift in the value of currencies, and hence rearrangement of economic strength of nations, may be a natural result of what is transpiring in the heat of the Cardinal Climax. In my opinion, this powerful time band is indeed living up to its hype. Money will soon be valued differently, led by different nations and different standards than are used today. An era is coming to an end.
This cause for this shift in power is related to the explosion of debt in the world, and how various countries are dealing completely differently with it. “The economy is looking brighter in Britain and Germany after these governments announced plans to reduce spending,” according to an article in Thursday’s Wall Street Journal by Professor Allen Metzner, titled, “Europe Jumps of the Keynesian Bus.” But what did the United States do?
Last week the United States and its Central Bank, the Federal Reserve Board, had a choice regarding economic policy. They could take Britain and Germany’s path of “Chic Austerity,” denoted by Saturn in Libra as it forms a T-square to the Sun-Pluto opposition of the FRB chart (December 23, 6:02 PM, Washington, DC, source: New York Times via Matt Carnicelli of the ISAR Financial Yahoo groups). Or they could continue the “Keynesian Bus” path of Jupiter-Uranus conjunction in early Aries, (“Chic Stimulus”), which is in T-square also (from the other side) to the Fed Sun-Pluto opposition. This path will encourage greater spending and debt with the hope (again) that this time it will really result in reducing the national deficit. Go figure how spending more money has - or will - reduce the deficit in this phase of the economic cycle.
If the Fed and Government want to be truly serious about getting people back to work, why not take Mark Leibovit’s idea (www.VRTrader.com) and make those 0-.25% loans available to credit-worthy businesses who really need the money and can hire people to make the economy grow again, rather than solely to “banksters” that are members of the Fed and hoard the money? Do you know anyone who can really borrow money at the much publicized rate of 0- .25%? Do you know any banks that will lend that money - that is only available to them at this rate – for anything less than 8%? If they lend it at all? For why should they take the risk of loaning it out at even 8% to credit worthy businesses, when they can simply turn around and buy 4% U.S. Treasuries with absolutely no risk and at the guarantee of the U.S. Government? Or are they missing something? I don’t know what it is, but I think they are missing something. When Jupiter and Uranus square your Sun (as it is doing in the Fed chart) you tend to over-estimate and make decisions that could lead to losses. When it squares your Pluto (as it is doing in the Fed chart), there is a tendency to increase your debt when you should be paring down your liabilities.
I am not sure what the results will be from these decisions of the past three weeks, and especially last Tuesday. But as a Financial Astrologer, it seems clear that this government and this central bank are still following the ghost of John Maynard Keynes, and going the route of Jupiter and Uranus in Aries. They are pushing the pedal to the metal as they rev up the depleted engine of a deteriorating economy for one last run. As Wednesday’s Wall Street Journal writes (taking a lead from our columns of the last few weeks perhaps), “Yesterday the Fed decided it won’t shrink its balance sheet, which would have resulted in monetary policy moving from 200 miles per hour to 190 or so. Instead the Fed will stay at full throttle, reinvesting the proceeds from expiring mortgage-backed securities on its balance sheet into direct purchases of long-term treasury securities.” They are not even going to continue supporting the weakest part of the economy, the housing sector. They are supporting banks (themselves included). But it’s getting dark outside and the lights on this race car of monetary policy are about to go out. It’s another "double or nothing" gamble and it may very well indeed lead Treasuries into “Double Bubble Trouble.” It is only a matter of time before we hear, “What the ____ do I do now?” Short-Term Geocosmics
Another powerful line up of geocosmic signatures is set to engage this week, which is all part of the July 21-August 21 midsection of this tremendous celestial pattern known as the Cardinal Climax (2008-2015). The good news is that we will begin to exit the deepest part of the cosmic abyss. The not-so-good-news is that some of the decisions that have been made and policies that have been enacted in the past three weeks may lead to prolonged economic difficulties and perhaps bear markets in several financial markets. That, by the way, is an opinion of mine and not a given fact. I could be wrong, because we are in uncharted waters, and no one knows for certain what the consequences will be. But over the next few weeks (and in Forecast 2011) I will explain my reasoning within the context of historical instances of such geocosmic signatures and their correlation to the outcome similar economic and political themes.
We have much to look forward to this coming week in terms of geocosmic activity that will complete this phase – the fifth and deepest layer - of the Cardinal Climax. On Friday, August 13, Uranus moves back into Pisces from Aries. It will return to Aries for seven years after March 4, 2011. In the meantime, it may suggest going back and redoing parts of the Health Care Reform Act (Pisces rules health care, and Uranus represents changes). Perhaps Congress will consider removing the onerous non-health care mandate within that bill of hiring thousands of new IRS agents with the task of siphoning through massive amounts of new government reporting requirements for quarterly business expenditures exceeding $600. What does hiring more IRS agents have to do with health care reform, if the cost is not a tax?
On Monday, August 16, Jupiter will form its second of three oppositions to Saturn. This is a 20-year planetary cycle that has a fairly reliable correlation to long-term market cycles, and oftentimes coincides with 4-year cycles. You may remember the last opposition between these two planets was in 1990, which also coincided with a recession and a modest bear market in stocks. It also correlated with a hefty tax increase by President George H. Bush (father of ‘W’).
At the end of this week (August 20-21), the current phase of the Cardinal Climax will end with Venus will conjunct Mars in Libra (Venus rules Libra, Mars is in detriment in Libra), the Sun will be in opposition to Neptune (a very powerful Level 1 reversal signature), Mercury will commence its three-week retrograde motion through September 12, and Saturn will end its 32-37 year waning square to Pluto cycle. As stated last week, “Then we might be able to look back and realize the importance of what just happened. Or maybe we will even need to wait until Mercury retrograde ends before we begin to understand it all.”
Longer-Term Thoughts
Laying on the ground up here late into the night, in the back woods and on the ancient inland waterways of Northern Michigan, watching the awesome shooting stars of the Perseid meteor showers, it came to me in a flash. The Cardinal Climax is all about a shift in power, a shift in the balance of power in all aspects of world finance and politics. Think of it as the decisions that will lead to shift in power between banks, business, and the government and its new army of regulators, not to mention the people (who are they in this new world that is being crafted?). A shift in the value of currencies, and hence rearrangement of economic strength of nations, may be a natural result of what is transpiring in the heat of the Cardinal Climax. In my opinion, this powerful time band is indeed living up to its hype. Money will soon be valued differently, led by different nations and different standards than are used today. An era is coming to an end.
This cause for this shift in power is related to the explosion of debt in the world, and how various countries are dealing completely differently with it. “The economy is looking brighter in Britain and Germany after these governments announced plans to reduce spending,” according to an article in Thursday’s Wall Street Journal by Professor Allen Metzner, titled, “Europe Jumps of the Keynesian Bus.” But what did the United States do?
Last week the United States and its Central Bank, the Federal Reserve Board, had a choice regarding economic policy. They could take Britain and Germany’s path of “Chic Austerity,” denoted by Saturn in Libra as it forms a T-square to the Sun-Pluto opposition of the FRB chart (December 23, 6:02 PM, Washington, DC, source: New York Times via Matt Carnicelli of the ISAR Financial Yahoo groups). Or they could continue the “Keynesian Bus” path of Jupiter-Uranus conjunction in early Aries, (“Chic Stimulus”), which is in T-square also (from the other side) to the Fed Sun-Pluto opposition. This path will encourage greater spending and debt with the hope (again) that this time it will really result in reducing the national deficit. Go figure how spending more money has - or will - reduce the deficit in this phase of the economic cycle.
If the Fed and Government want to be truly serious about getting people back to work, why not take Mark Leibovit’s idea (www.VRTrader.com) and make those 0-.25% loans available to credit-worthy businesses who really need the money and can hire people to make the economy grow again, rather than solely to “banksters” that are members of the Fed and hoard the money? Do you know anyone who can really borrow money at the much publicized rate of 0- .25%? Do you know any banks that will lend that money - that is only available to them at this rate – for anything less than 8%? If they lend it at all? For why should they take the risk of loaning it out at even 8% to credit worthy businesses, when they can simply turn around and buy 4% U.S. Treasuries with absolutely no risk and at the guarantee of the U.S. Government? Or are they missing something? I don’t know what it is, but I think they are missing something. When Jupiter and Uranus square your Sun (as it is doing in the Fed chart) you tend to over-estimate and make decisions that could lead to losses. When it squares your Pluto (as it is doing in the Fed chart), there is a tendency to increase your debt when you should be paring down your liabilities.
I am not sure what the results will be from these decisions of the past three weeks, and especially last Tuesday. But as a Financial Astrologer, it seems clear that this government and this central bank are still following the ghost of John Maynard Keynes, and going the route of Jupiter and Uranus in Aries. They are pushing the pedal to the metal as they rev up the depleted engine of a deteriorating economy for one last run. As Wednesday’s Wall Street Journal writes (taking a lead from our columns of the last few weeks perhaps), “Yesterday the Fed decided it won’t shrink its balance sheet, which would have resulted in monetary policy moving from 200 miles per hour to 190 or so. Instead the Fed will stay at full throttle, reinvesting the proceeds from expiring mortgage-backed securities on its balance sheet into direct purchases of long-term treasury securities.” They are not even going to continue supporting the weakest part of the economy, the housing sector. They are supporting banks (themselves included). But it’s getting dark outside and the lights on this race car of monetary policy are about to go out. It’s another "double or nothing" gamble and it may very well indeed lead Treasuries into “Double Bubble Trouble.” It is only a matter of time before we hear, “What the ____ do I do now?”
www.mmacycles.com/weekly-preview/...beginning-august-16,-2010/