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This week in Astro News:
Jupiter & Neptune...
There’s a lot of financial doom and gloom around at the moment. You’re urged
to invest in this or that savings scheme, only to discover a few months later
that the value of your savings has gone down by 20 per cent and that you
won’t see a profit for several years. What’s going on?
It may have something to do with the cycle of Jupiter and Neptune. Jupiter is
the good guy of the heavens, and brings growth and prosperity to us all; but
Neptune goes over the top, and makes fabulous promises that can’t possibly be
kept. When these two work in harmony, they provide both inspiration and a
sense of ‘can-do’ enterprise, with good results for all. When they fight
against each other, the ‘reality gap’ between what people expected and what
is actually feasible becomes all too apparent. For some large companies the
gap is too big to bridge, and they collapse.
It’s very interesting to note that Jupiter and Neptune started their most
recent cycle at the start of 1997, just when the world’s stock markets really
started to take off; right now they are approaching the half-way point of the
cycle, their point of maximum stress, and the stock markets are more or less
where they were when the cycle started. This is very much like a football
game where you score a goal in the first 20 minutes, but then the opposition
put one past you two minutes before half-time, so you go back into the
dressing-room with no advantage and with it all to do again in the second
half.
Will the second half of the cycle be better? Yes, almost certainly, but don’t
get your hopes up just yet. The exact half-way point isn’t until September -
I’ll say more about it nearer the time - and the two planets stay in
opposition until the middle of next year, so there’s some way to go. We may
even be two-one down at one stage. This is nail-biting stuff.
You’ve either got money or you haven’t. Some people just seem to attract
money, yet for others it just slips away. To be good with money, astrological
theory says you need to have been born between two and four in the morning.
So if, like me, you’re part of the great majority who weren’t born then, you
now have the perfect excuse.
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