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Time to understand to behavior of time

Dear Members,

Last week gold hit historic highs against the Euro, Pound, Indian Rupee and other currencies. Its trend is however worrying as it is in a volatile phase that resembles that of oil in mid 2008. We would therefore like to see how the trend unfolds, for there is a possibility that it may drop like oil did in the past six months, wiping out four-year gains. We shall closely watch the trend of gold for there are indications that a major disaster is in the offing. Gold is trading against its time cycle and there is need for extreme caution at this point.

Economic news and events from around the globe confirm that there is little hope for recovery, but we foresee a spectacular recovery in the stock markets, especially in the USA. Though few can predict a major bull market in the USA stock market given the current scenario, I can declare that planets will propel the DOW Jones towards 32000 in the next four and half to five years.  We believed in the US DOLLAR prophecy early last year and urged our members and followers to keep buying the Dollar around 72 to 74.

We try to avoid becoming distracted or influenced by current or prevailing trends and faithfully hold onto what the planets reveal; and just as we kept our faith in the Dollar and consistently predicted its rise, we now hold our prediction of a historic bull market in the DOW Jones. We also hold our prediction of the Dollar’s rise because it still has a long way to go.
I urge you to buy the DOW for the longer term; buy a lot of December 2009 calls, December 2010 and 2011. There will be major volatility in 2011 when stock prices will rise crazily. One should get ready to make a fortune that will be enough to last seven generations in an opportunity that will not present itself again for a very long time. Current metal and other commodity investments will not match returns of the DOW Jones in the next four years. The current time is uncertain and one should avoid taking a bigger DOW position in the futures market as the short term opposing trend could easily throw you from market. This is what happened to those who became tired of holding the Dollar in the first and second quarters of 2008. Meanwhile, the Dollar is still in our buying list.

I would like to request that you re-read the above three paragraphs several times and plan well. If you make your trades using the right strategies, then you can afford to relax for the next three years.

This week’s newsletter from 2 to 6 February 2009