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To: Eva who wrote (52765)	8/3/2001 11:32:30 AM
From: Vitalsigns	Respond to of 62347

Eva, Check this out. astropro.com Select Futures (lower right) then pick the August 2001 forecast the beautiful Venus-Jupiter conjunction in Cancer - exact on the 5th, and within a couple degrees from the 4th to the 8th. This one you can see for yourself, if you're a very early riser: look to the east in the last couple hours before sunrise, you can't miss it. For a few thousand years at least, the alignment of these two planets has been considered a wonderfully fortunate omen. Let's hope it is, because on the very same day there's an alignment of quite the opposite reputation: Saturn opposing Pluto from Gemini to Sagittarius - with Pluto in turn conjunct Mars. All this Saturn-Pluto stuff tends to suggest sheep to the slaughter in the financial markets At least, with Venus and Jupiter lined up early in the month, we'll have close to a week at the outset when hope remains alive in the markets. (A great selling opportunity, perhaps - fools rush in to buy what the wise hope to dump.) Markets in Japan, France and Germany look better than London and New York around the time of the Saturn-Pluto opposition and Venus-Jupiter conjunction on the 5th. (Somehow, seeing the full moon conjunct Neptune on the 4th, I suspect market manipulation by institutions as well as key individuals is producing warped results around then.) Don't always believe what a chart tells you , it can easily become a canvas for an artist to paint. <gggg>