Milton Black - psychic and astrologer
http://www.miltonblack.com.au/thismonth.htm#monthly
January 2016 Astrological Forecast
...However, with the solar eclipses in March, care is advised with stock market speculation up until September 2016, several market corrections are predicted especially during March 16 to April 6, May 15, to June 4, June 16 to July 14, August 6 to September 19, October 1 to 17, October 27 to November 30, December 2 to 28.
Throughout this year financial markets will be volatile, especially the US Dollar, Chinese Yuan and the Euro. Gold and silver are still good investments for 2016. There appears to be a stronger global economy building from October 7, as Jupiter moves out of the zodiac sign of Virgo and enters the balance sign of Libra for the first time in 12 years. With Jupiter (expansion) in Libra (arrangement) from October to December, this will certainly help boost free trade agreements, deliver more exports, create more jobs and lower certain commodities prices.
The last three months of 2016 will show a gradual improvement in the business and employment sectors, due to a positive growth cycle during November when Mercury (trade) and Venus (incomes) moves into the mid-heavens (positive) of the Global horoscope....Investors would be advised to check investments in the Biotech and scientific industries throughout 2016, big opportunities will be available for profitable investments...
World Psychic – LaMont Hamilton
Complete World Psychic Predictions for 2015-2016
http://worldpsychic.org/world-predictions/predictions-2016-part-i/
Predictions – 2016 Part I
...Prediction #29: We’re at a very severe turning point concerning our financial stability in the US with the stock market and financial institutions about to fail and I feel that things will start to unravel considerably by December as the potential for another 2008 crash occurs. This could be due to one bank or institution after another failing around the world which will in turn threaten our economy, watch Japan and Puerto Rico for the triggers.
Prediction #30: No matter who wins the 2016 election, the economy will take a major financial hit when the elections are over and it will be handed to the next administration to deal with...
Not many bear markets last more than 18 months, and you don't want them.
I am the first to admit that I don't know much about technical analysis so that's why I am posting here rather than ruin a good thread with the experts.
We first hit these levels we are currently at almost 10 years ago. 5,000 on the XAO is an extremely strong support line. Everytime we hit it (or just below it) the market jumps. People start buying and I have too. We have hit this level or just near it around 8 times in the last 6 Months. (give or take 100 points)
Putting everything into context, I maintain my position, this is a very good entry point to get set with your long term portfolios, (just my opinion of course). I have pumped both mine and my wife's super up, just a bit, not massive amounts, just in case we get better opportunities later.
I believe the world is not coming to an end. I do not believe the China story is over, they will be consuming for a long time yet, all be it at a slower pace. I also believe Australia is not a basket case, we do have some edges that not many places can match.
In summary, the value is there right now (distributions a gross 8%, without capital gains) for long term investors. Can it go lower? It could, your choice, sit on the sidelines and wait if you like but the market just might go the other way. And before anyone says it, yes the value might get even better but what if it doesn't and heads well north? Good luck with your investments.
We first hit these levels we are currently at almost 10 years ago. 5,000 on the XAO is an extremely strong support line. Everytime we hit it (or just below it) the market jumps. People start buying and I have too. We have hit this level or just near it around 8 times in the last 6 Months. (give or take 100 points)
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