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To: Richnorth who wrote (485)	3/20/2001 7:50:26 AM
From: SBerglowe	Respond to of 538

From the Crystal Ball: Msg#: 8878 From: sandstone (James McRae) To: ALL Date Posted: March 19, 2001 at 19:52:00 Subject: Bringing out the red flag -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Msg#: 8878 to arose the bulls here. This is just a general guide to what I see for the next two trading weeks. It's very simple, and is excluding all the little squiggly lines that the various transits will create. I'm looking at the Sun/Jupiter sextile due 6AM ET on the 27th, as having enough warmth and confidence to pull us through this week up until the morning of the 27th on a UP note. I believe the Fed will ease only 50 points, but in this enviroment that is now called Sun in Aries, they'll be able to get away with it. From the 27th onward, I'm looking at the Sun moving between the Saturn/Uranus square, and making semisquares to them, resulting in a renewed downdraft to the indicies. For the astro buffs out there, I see the large number of planets in fire {Sun in Aries and etc.} as aiding and abeting the speculative and reckless energies they're well known for. I also see old Saturn sitting in Taurus as a singleton planet in the earth element, and conclude he is going to get his pound of flesh by the time the Sun hits the 12th degree of Aries. Also the Mercury in Pisces will help all those who like to dream in technicolor, but by the 27th the lights will be coming on in the theatre with Mercurys square to Pluto. I've looked at a reference point for the Federal Reserve of Dec 23/1913 noon Washington DC. Using this chart for this interpretation, I believe this March 20th meeting will be one instance where they speculated the wrong way, although it may not be apparent until later. Of course there's the new moon which I've totally ignored and the dates around it have a fair number of CB predictors clamoured around it too. We'll see. Maybe one of these days J&J will come out with some anti egg stick for my morning wash.

To: Richnorth who wrote (485)	3/20/2001 8:00:54 AM
From: SBerglowe	Respond to of 538

Also from Crystal Ball: Msg#: 8930 From: aholt (Art Holt) To: ALL Date Posted: March 19, 2001 at 22:18:05 Subject: Tuesday astro - Closing rally? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm going to do the astro for Tuesday just a bit differently this evening, in part because there are no meaningful short-term transits during trading hours. There is, however, an interesting and potentially significant event transpiring at 8:31 AM ET when the Sun will ingress into the sign of Aries. Several things need to be considered here. To start with, Aries is the first sign of the zodiac and the entry of the Sun into Aries is symbolic of the beginning of things....fresh starts, if you will. With the entry of the Sun into Aries, we now have a time frame in which an intermediate trend change is a real possibility. One other point should be borne in mind. A good deal of the recent market weakness can be placed directly at the feet of the now-concluding Sun in Pisces....a period of time in which investor psychology was dominated by timidity and a certain degree of fear, resulting in the "buyers strike" mentality which I have discussed on several occaisions. This "buyers strike" episode is now ending. A Sun in Aries is the virtual antithesis of a Sun in Pisces in that fear and timidity will now give way to a mentality of boldness and a willingness to act. This is a time in which previously sidelined cash may begin committing itself to the market. One other point about Tuesday. I see no aspects exact at the time of the Fed announcement, but there is a very interesting cluster of three aspects during early evening hours which may well influence trading activity into the closing bell. Moon sextile Venus @ 5:49 PM ET Moon sextile Pluto @ 6:43 PM ET Moon sextile Mars @ 8:57 PM ET All three aspects are positive and packed with a high degree of intensity. As I have mentioned before, sextiles are the most beneficial, and the most energetic, of the positive soft aspects. With a cluster of three sextile aspects in early evening hours, two of which involve volatile planets, one can easily make a case for a strong closing rally no matter what the fed does.