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Investing by the Stars: Using Astrology in the Financial Markets by Henry Weingarten

Investing by the Stars: Using Astrology in the Financial Markets Henry Weingarten ebook
Format: pdf
Page: 236
ISBN: 9780934380645
Publisher: Wasendorf & Associates Inc

I have chosen investments with astrology and it has served me well, however, always in conjunction with financial advice. The Astrologer’s Fund — a mere $500 for two years. But I do consider the stock market as gambling. Tia, on the other hand, had made 5.8 per These guys have simulated the performance of four traditional strategies using 10 years of historical data from the UK, German and US stock markets. Thousands of people today are checking star charts instead of price charts and financial statements before they invest their hard-earned money in stocks. Since beating the market is hard for most to do, I recommend a "Core and Explore" approach to investing. It seems the stars are best for gazing upon. The Bradley Siderograph is reported to predict market turns but some also use it for predicting market direction. They then compare the results with . Does it The Bradley siderograph does not reliably predict the direction but only turning points in the financial markets (stocks, bonds, bonds, commodities) within a time window of +/- 4 calendar days. At the end of the year, the trader had lost 46.2 per cent of the original investment and the astrologer 6.2 per cent. Our sample investment theory will be investing in the stock market using the influences of the stars. To help them out, dozens of so-called astro-investing newsletters are being Astro Trend — $600 per year for stock advice using both astrology and technical analysis to produce a stock market timing system telling you when to buy, sell or hold. Since the position of stars changes with time and place so it is necessary to know the exact time- date and place of birth. €�Wait, wait, wait,” you may say, “it's not fair that you take on astrology. Data, we are creating artificial intelli "The Benefits of Chronic Deflation" · William Shatner blasts IRS for 'Star Trek' parody .