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| 03/11/2004 | 07:38 | VIEW's 2004 Predictions | 52 |
| 10/5/2004 | 12:50 | THE ADVFN USERS STOCK OF THE YEAR FOR 2004. | 6 |
| 14/1/2004 | 10:07 | 2004...Forget year of the monkey...it will be year of the 'Telecom' ! | 8 |
| 29/12/2003 | 16:25 | Best and Worst for 2004 | 3 |
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Posted at 03/6/2004 17:05 by energyi The Office of Chakrapani Comments on the upcoming 2004 US Elections The world will be watching the United States forthcoming election on November 2, 2004 with baited breath. The chief contestants appear to be John Kerry (December 11, 1943 at 7:10am, Denver, CO) and George W. Bush (July 6, 1946 at 7:26am in New Haven, CT). John Kerry has Scorpio rising with Sun in the rising sign. Mars, ruler of the rising sign is retrograde in the 7th house with exalted Moon in Taurus. The Sun, being the ruler of the 10th house is occupying the rising sign in the constellation of Mercury. The 10th house is occupied by benevolent Jupiter, occupying the constellation of Ketu. The planet of democracy, Saturn, being in the 8th house is retrograde and aspected by the 8th house ruler Mercury. The disposition of these planets appear to be very powerful, creating many raja yogas â" planetary combinations for power, position and status in life. The rising sign ruler, Mars, is in mutual aspect with the Sun, ruler of the 10th house, creating a powerful raja yoga which has the energy to bring the highest political position. He has the Moon, the ruler of the 9th house placed in an exalted position in the 7th house opposite the Sun, the ruler of the 10th house, creating another powerful raja yoga. When the 9th and 10th house rulers are mutually connected it creates a highly effective yoga called a dharma/karma yoga which brings the opportunity to become successful, gaining significant position and importance. Moreover, the Moon and the Sun are called the royal planets, they are prominently disposed in relation to the rising sign. In addition, the ruler of the rising sign, Mars, is in conjunction with the ruler of the 9th house, the Moon, in the 7th house aspecting the rising sign very strongly. This creates two more powerful yogas, one is Bhagya yoga, a yoga for good luck and good fortune and the other is a Sashi/Mangala yoga, which brings the fulfillment of desires. They are in Taurus, who's ruler Venus is occupying its own sign in the 12th house. His rising sign ruler Mars, which is also the ruler of the 6th house, is retrograde in the natal chart. Transiting Mars during the time of election is placed in Libra associated with debilitated Sun and Ketu. And Venus, the ruler of Libra, is debilitated in Virgo aspected by transiting Saturn. This means that Mars is not favorably placed â" it is in the 12th from the rising sign indicating the challenges he is facing in the election with regard to visible and invisible enemies. Saturn, the planet of democracy, is placed in the 8th house from his rising sign and it is retrograde. In the Bhava Chart, Saturn is placed in the 7th house. At the time of birth Saturn was therefore creating Sade Sadi from the Moon as well as Ashtama Shani from the rising sign. This weak Saturn is aspected from the 2nd house by Mercury, which is a malefic for this chart. Since he is passing through Mercury/Mercury the malefic nature of this Mercury becomes more visible. However, he has benevolent Jupiter aspecting its own sign, Sagittarius, where Mercury is placed bringing some positive influence to this Mercury which can bring hopefulness for Mercury to have an impact on the electorate. We also notice that both Mercury and Jupiter are occupying the constellations of Ketu which is occupying Capricorn, ruled by Saturn. This disposition of the planets with so many raja yogas is sure indication of the capacity to gain the highest position in the political field if the Dasha/Bhukti as well as the transits of the planets are favorable at the time of election. Currently, John Kerry is passing through the major cycle of Mercury which began May 2003 and will continue through May 2020. In this major dasa of Mercury he is passing through the bhukti of Mercury until October 2005 and the Antardasa of Rahu beginning September 15th, 2004 to January 25, 2005. Mercury is not a benevolent planet for Scorpio rising and Mercury and Rahu are not friendly to one another. |
Posted at 15/1/2004 09:00 by energyi ARCH Crawford, astrologer, interviewed on TFNN yesterday...Was speaking about the importance of June 5-6th, 2004. Some very negative aspects in the chart of the USA & President Bush. Thinks there will be a market crash in the second half of 2004: August '04 to March '05, if I remember correctly try: |
Posted at 02/1/2004 10:39 by mcbeanburger Droke likes coal. Me too.Forecast for 2004 By: Clif Droke, Author of BMR -- ClifDroke.com It's time once again for my annual Forecast for the coming year. Year 2003 was a remarkable year for gold enthusiasts and stock traders alike. Gold bugs finally got their wish of a gold price above $400/ounce, while stock market bulls cheered as the Dow finally made it back above the vaunted 10,000 level. Considering the great variety of bull markets in most commodity and stock market sectors, I believe it's safe to say that 2003 was propitious for just about everyone who had a bullish inclination. The dominant theme in 2003, especially the last nine months of the year, was inflation. Not inflation in the economic sense but inflation in the sense of rising prices across-the-board for equities, commodities, and real estate due to massive injections of liquidity into the U.S. financial system. While we may decry this obvious rescue attempt on the part of the Congress and the Fed from a macroscopic standpoint, it is not ours to criticize as actors in the investing realm -- ours is merely to take advantage of the infusion of liquidity and try to ride the waves. Traders and investors who understood this truism did extremely well in 2003. In many ways, 2003 was a banner year. Not in a long time was it so easy to make money in the financial markets. In some ways it was like those heady days of the late 1990s when all one had to do was throw a dart at the stock quote section of the Wall Street Journal in order to pick a winner. Beginning in March of 2003 a great number of turnaround candidates began showing up in the charts with the common trait of the 10-week moving average coming up and over the 30-week MA -- a classic turnaround indicator. Thus, chart-based traders (including my subscribers) did quite well by simply following the graphs. Even fundamentally-based traders should have done fairly well simply by taking measure of the monetary "winds of change" (i.e., the billions of dollars in Congressional spending and Fed pumping obviously was destined to have a positive impact on stock and commodity prices). About the only ones who didn't make out like bandits in 2003 were the die-hard bears of the "crash now!" mentality. Yet despite this blunder on their part, I believe they will have a chance to at least partially redeem themselves in 2004 if I am reading the market correctly. The past year also saw the bottom of the 12-year cycle, which is absolutely dominant! This includes the 4-year Presidential Cycle, so with this major cycle bottom in late 2002 (confirmed in March 2003) it was a cinch that the next 2-3 years, at least, would be mostly bullish. Certainly this has proven true to date. Now for a word of warning on 2004: While I do expect a continuation of the uptrend for at least the first few months of the year (temporary set-backs notwithstanding), the second half of the year will be slightly less propitious, and especially in the September-November time frame. The final months of 2004 could witness another significant decline (mini-bear market) and I caution investors to watch out for the autumn months. This is because the 10-year cycle is due to bottom in the last part of 2004. The 10-year cycle by itself isn't particularly dominant and I rather suspect this year's cycle bottom will be relatively mild. The 10-year cycle certainly isn't as powerful or as dominant as the 12-year cycle which bottomed last year. But still, the fact that a relatively long-term cycle is coming down hard in the final months of 2004 should give us cause for proceeding with extreme caution heading into the Fall of the year. The first half of 2004 (through May or June) should be propitious for rising stock prices and rising commodity prices in general. This means gold, silver, and base metals should join in the overall uptrend as they did for the better part of 2003. Gold should have a beneficial Year 2004 for the most part. This can be seen in the long-term weekly chart of spot gold, with its rising 30/60/90-week moving averages. These dominant intermediate-term averages reflect a rising cycle, trend, and momentum that should carry gold for several months ahead. Allow me to make a forecast for jewelry sales for the coming year. According to the London Financial Times, sales of platinum jewelry have skyrocketed while gold jewelry sales have lagged behind. I find this astounding if only because it underscores the folly of human nature. Why on earth would anyone pay ridiculous dollars for platinum jewelry (which looks like plain old silver to most people) over the beauty and luster of gold? Only because platinum is sky-rocketing in price and the nouveau-rich are always more impressed with price rather than practical utility or natural beauty when it comes to decor. On this score, I predict that gold jewelry sales will finally start to improve again in 2004 as more and more people finally wake up to the great investment potential as well as natural beauty of the "gift that keeps on giving." In last year's Forecast I predicted that copper would be one of the better-performing natural resources. For 2004 (and beyond) I foresee a comeback for the "black diamond" -- coal. Coal hasn't exactly been a glamorous investment area over the last 15 or so years, but now the tide is turning in its favor once again. I note with interest that after over a decade of trending below its 3/6/9-year moving averages without even peeking above them, coal has not broken above all three and these moving averages are now in the proper alignment for a bull market cycle to begin. After possibly a sharp pullback in the first or second quarter, coal should continue to make higher highs and lead the base minerals out of the long-term doldrums. Incidentally, this has drastic implications for the expansion of industry, particularly overseas, most notably China. Speaking of foreign countries, here are my predictions for the stock indices of the major countries for 2004 (generally speaking): Australia mostly up; China sideways for much of the year, then up; Israel mostly up; Japan mostly up; Singapore mostly up; France sideways-to-higher; Germany mostly up; Russia sideways, then up; United Kingdom mostly up. For U.S. real estate I envision a continuation of the mind-boggling bull market through the better part of 2004, with perhaps a dip in the third and/or fourth quarter. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if this "dip" turned out to be a sharp correction in the Fall of the year, perhaps not unlike the 1987 crash. While real estate looks extremely good heading into the first part of 2004, the problem is that it has enjoyed a near-linear rise for the past couple of years with hardly a "correction" along the way. I believe a correction is forthcoming in real estate, though it will probably be only temporary. For reference, note the strong appearance of the Morgan Stanley REIT Index (RMS), which I use for following the U.S. real estate trend. The 10/20/30-week moving averages in this chart are "textbook" perfect at the moment. Clif Droke is the editor of the Durban Deep/XAU Report, a daily forecast and analysis of DROOY, GLG, KGC, XAU, HUI, and GOX written especially for day traders. He is also the author of numerous books on finance and investing, including the top-selling "Moving Averages Simplified." Visit his web site for free samples of his analysis at www.clifdroke.com -- Posted Friday, January 2 2004 |
Posted at 31/12/2003 14:39 by energyi FERNANDO's FORECAST (from OTA)Forecast 2004: Neither Bull nor Bear, probably a Moose: The narrow-range action the markets have given us in the latter half of this year is an indication of the type of action we should expect in the new year to come. Throughout the latter-half of the 90's and up until the summer of 2003, the market has provided some of the most awesome volatility ever seen combined with incredible volume, and the most ideal conditions for traders to thrive, both in a raging Bull and raging Bear market environment. In my opinion, the market has now entered a period of reflection that is likely to last at least another year, perhaps more. Unlike the extremely tight ranges in the latter half of this year, 2004 is likely to yield a tradable environment, but one that oscillates on the border between the Bull and Bear Markets, trading inside a 20-25% range (approx. 32-37% in the Naz), much narrower than in prior years. At this time, I still feel that the Nasdaq has permanently bottomed in 2002, the same as I did earlier this year, although I cannot say the same for the S&P and DOW. Just as I had expected for 2003, I see 2004 as a "transition" year, as the market continues to digest the rise and fall of the Nasdaq and the accompanying financial/emotional highs and lows this imposed upon the investing public. I want to look back upon 2003 as a year that brought the toughest trading environment I ever seen, as there were countless "5-point S&P range" days that were quite excruciating to live through as a short-term trader. At this point, while '04 is likely to be neither Bull nor Bear, I do look forward to an exciting tradable market! This will be the last Weekly Review of the Year. I wish you all a joyous holiday season, and will see you back here in '04. Until next week: Good Luck! Fernando Gonzalez |
Posted at 29/12/2003 16:25 by coffeedragon Best wishes ADVFNers for 2004Growth with excellent dividend: Ben Bailey (BBC) 392p target 465p Persimmon (PSN) 530p target 600p Hardy and Hansons (HDYS) 467p target 520p and speculative stocks for 2004 CMS Webview (CWV) 12p target 49p African Diamonds (AFD) 17p target 91p Offshore Telecom (OST) .08p target 6p Prelude Trust (PDT) 69p target 120p Worst for 2004? US Dollar All IMHO, DYOR etc.... review in Dec 2004! |
Posted at 28/12/2003 20:40 by outsider My forecast is Ofex will have significantly more attention paid to it by investors.Simon Brickles....Ex-head of AIM has joined Luke Johnson has bought shares & Joined as Non-Exec 5 market makers will make a market in 2004, including Winterfloods in all stocks. Ofex themselves have just raised £1m & the share price is near an all time high. Interest has positvely picked up in December, expect it to continue until the Winterfloods arrive in Spring. |
Posted at 28/12/2003 20:35 by day_dreamer For very high risk reward then maybe ASR for 2004.Seemed to have turned the corner, 80 odd million shares in placing just recently so price might mark time for a week or two to get any possible overhangs out of the way but any price 3.25p or better is good value for a small punt. Gravy |
Posted at 25/12/2003 11:19 by bloomberg money Einstein group (EIC) relists debt free ,finance in place, several dealsworth hundreds of thousands, share price rallys to 12p. |
Posted at 25/12/2003 07:42 by azalea Oil & Gas E & P companies) will be the strongest sector in 2004. My doubles for 2004 - RPT, MRS IGE PMS |
Posted at 25/12/2003 00:04 by mitzis Gold.....$530 end 2004SPX......1040 end 2004 DOW......10900 end 2004 NASDAQ...2150 end 2004 UBX......5300 end 2004 DAX......3200 end 2004 |
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