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----- Original Message -----
From: Ben
Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2006 2:58 PM
Subject: Re: [astrologyinaction] Astrology working for everyone

here are some charts to examine the current trends
(taken from a free market letter)
Gold

Spot gold formed a small flag below resistance at $600, signaling continuation of the down-trend.

Medium Term: Expect another test of primary support at $535/$540 if the index fails to break above $600 in the next few days. A stronger dollar will mean that gold is likely to weaken; and vice versa.

Long Term: The gold-oil ratio is below 9. Up-turns below 10 signal buying opportunities; down-turns above 20 indicate selling opportunities. Expect a recovery if crude prices remain high.



Source: Netdania


Crude Oil

Light Crude again respected intermediate support at $69. Last week I identified the pattern as a bearish descending triangle, with the upper border A-B and the lower border formed by support at $69. On reflection this may well be a broadening descending wedge, identified by the two green lines, with the partial decline of the last 3 weeks signaling that an upward breakout is imminent. Because of the risk of incorrect pattern identification, it would be advisable to wait for a rise above [B] to complete a further bullish pattern, a double bottom, with a likely test of resistance at $77. 




Currencies

The dollar is strengthening in the short/medium-term.

EUR/USD: The euro closed below the narrow rectangle formed over the last 3 weeks and appears headed for a test of primary support at 1.17. 

In the long-term, a fall below 1.17 would complete a major head and shoulders reversal (with a target of 0.97: 1.17 - (1.37 - 1.17)). A reversal above 1.30, on the other hand, would test the previous high of 1.37.




USD/JPY: The rising dollar faces intermediate resistance at 119 yen/dollar and primary resistance at 121. 

In the long-term, a rise above the January 2006 high of 121 would break the bearish descending triangle started in 1998 and signal a primary up-trend. A fall below 100, on the other hand, would signal weakness.



Source: Netdania


United Kingdom

The FTSE 100 has so far respected support at 5500, but the attempted rally appears weak, with tall shadows at [1] and [4].

Medium Term: Twiggs Money Flow (21-day) remains below zero, warning of continued distribution. The index respecting support at 5800 (or the 100-day exponential moving average) would be a bearish sign; while a close below 5500 would signal a test of primary support at 5150; but a close above 5800 would complete a double bottom and signal another test of 6100.

Long Term: The FTSE 100 remains in a primary up-trend, although it may be entering a stage 3 top.




Japan

The Nikkei 225 reversed to above the former support level of 15000, warning of a possible bear trap.

Medium Term: Twiggs Money Flow (21-day) is rising fast, reflecting accumulation. A close above 15500 would confirm the reversal. If the index respects 15500, or the 100-day exponential moving average, the down-trend will continue.

Long Term: The index is in a primary down-trend, with the next level of support at 13000 and major support at 12000.




ASX Australia

The All Ordinaries formed another small rising wedge, similar to a flag, signaling continuation of the secondary correction. Strong volume at [4] indicates resistance at 5000. A close below Tuesday's low of 4820 would confirm the bearish continuation; while a close above 5000 would signal that the pattern has failed and the secondary correction is at an end.




Medium Term: If the latest upswing respects the 100-day exponential moving average, we are likely to see the secondary correction test the lower border of the linear regression channel; while a rise above the middle linear regression line would be a bull signal. Twiggs Money Flow (21-day) whipsaws around zero, indicating uncertainty.




Long Term: The All Ordinaries is in a primary up-trend. Rising volatility increases the likelihood of a stage 3 top.


----- Original Message -----
From: Lynn Hayes
Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2006 8:20 AM
Subject: [astrologyinaction] Astrology working for everyone

I found this thread very interesting.
 
Steven: Nothing in astrology works for everyone.
Allen: And indeed, if this is truly the case, then astrology will never be accepted as a science.
Lenore: I say 'unique', but actually all of art and all of science is predicated upon looking out into the chaos, perceiving form and drawing conclusions.
 
I have another two cents to add:
 
Astrology is really the study of potentialities.  The relative ability to manifest the potentialities inherent in the chart are shown in the complexes that make up the chart, but even then you have twins with virtually the same chart that play out the different sides of the complexes and behave completely differently.  The fact that we cannot predict the future accurately and that we cannot predict exactly how each human being will respond to the instincts of their birthchart is what constitutes the mystery of life. 
 
Some charts are more sensitive to the vagaries of the moon's cycles and therefore will be more sensitive eclipses, and others with natures that are more grounded or fixed will not.  I have a T-square in fixed signs and Saturn on the Sun square to Uranus, and I too have never noticeably experienced the effect of eclipses, unless they hit the sensitive points in my chart.
 
Thanks again for the opportunity to be on this list!  What a gift.
 
Lynn


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