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Financial Astrology: Deposit Theft Not Over

Mar. 22, 2013 1:57 AM ET
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All my warnings about the financial sector and the risk of getting robbed during Mercury retrogrades seems to be colliding in a way that no one could have anticipated. The market pullback today looks too cute in my view. I don't think this is over and Cyprus could be the test run to something bigger this weekend. Mars will conjoin Uranus at 8 degrees Aries on Friday. Uranus has an 84 year obit and is transiting the same degree as in October 29,1929, the day of the famous stock market crash. There could be another much bigger raid and Cyprus may be the front runner to desensitize everyone. There could be more shock (Uranus conj. Mars) in Europe over the weekend. Perhaps an epic conditioning experiment and there is risk of this "deposit tax" in American banks next year.

The U.S. Markets could see more of a pullback into the end of March. The markets could rally in April and everyone will forget about it when the markets take off again.

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