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To: Tom Swift who wrote (50206)1/22/2004 1:12:19 AM
From: stevenallen  Respond to of 57110
 
Wall St stargazer sees spring rally

What hogwash! This, on the other hand, is the real deal, lol...

forbes.com

Chinese New Year
Business Horoscopes: The Year Of The Monkey
Leigh Gallagher, 01.21.04, 6:00 PM ET

NEW YORK - Today marks Chinese New Year, the first day in the Chinese lunar calendar, and celebrations all over the world will usher in the Year of the Monkey. While this is a festive event, astrologers are nonetheless predicting turmoil for 2004. This has less to do with the Monkey than with the overall energy, or "chi," guiding the year: 2004 begins a cycle of wood and metal, forces that are hostile to one another, signifying unrest in the world (especially in the East, since wood signifies east and wood is dominated by metal).

Nonetheless, there are positives to the Year of the Monkey. It's better than last year, The Year of the Sheep, known for being a difficult and unlucky year. The Monkey is known for its intelligence and health and for being a good conversationalist, signifying invention and prosperity. Each year a different animal lords it over the fortunes of all twelve signs: The Year of the Monkey is most favorable for people born under the signs of the Snake and the Rabbit. We talked to Master Larry Sang, a Chinese astrology guru and founder of the American Feng Shui Institute, to see what's in the charts for all signs of the Chinese Zodiac--and what that may mean for certain big figures in business.