CLSA Fengshui Index 2010 Stock Chart + January Effect 2011

Next is Fengshui Metal Rabbitt Year 2011

From: one of the best analyst using W.D Gann Analysis in Singapore.

2009 Yin Earth Ox (Earth)
2010 Yang Metal Tiger (Wood)
2011 Yin Metal Rabbit (Wood)
2012 Yang Water Dragon (Earth)
2013 Yin Water Snake (Fire)
2014 Yang Wood Horse (Fire)
2015 Yin Wood Goat (Earth)
2016 Yang Fire Monkey (Metal)
2017 Yin Fire Roaster (Metal)

Jan 3 Weekly:

Fengshui: Market unlikely to see strength this week. Jan 3 & 7 likely volatile. 
Financial Astrology: Sharp decline likely ahead. Watch Jan 4 and 7.
Jan 4 2011 – Solar eclipse, New Moon, Jupiter Uranus Conjunction. 
Technical Analysis: US markets: Waiting for sell signals to confirm the start of Wave C down.

January: Earth Cow 04 January - 04 February
GOOD MONTH
Lucky days: 06, 11, 16, 18, 20, 23, 27 and 30 January
Unlucky days: 04, 09, 17, 21, 28 and 29 January; 02 February  
There’s a good bit of bounce left in the bourse (16 January looks especially scintillating) before the Metal Tiger taps the Metal Rabbit and hightails it. The bonny bunny will bring many more hop-portunities; in preparation, clear your closets of any clothing you’d think twice about wearing, and adopt a programme of vigorous and even violent exercise. This is a terrific time for travel, but don’t stray too far from home. It’s true that money can’t buy you love (except the sordid sort) but it’s jolly handy to have about. May the Metal Tiger pounce on plenty for you this year and fill your boots to the very top buckle. To paraphrase Blake: ‘Tiger, Tiger, earn me right . . .’

CLSA Feng Shui Market 2010:

http://www.ziddu.com/download/13314711/FSI-2010.pdf.html

Below is a summary of the forecasts for the possible end of Bear Market or start of next Bull Market:

1. The Joseph Cycle Analysis – 2014 bottom
2. Technical Analysis – 2014 to 2016 bottom
3. Financial or Stock Market Astrology Analysis – 2010 to 2015 bottom
4. Fengshui Analysis – 2014 start of Bull Market  

Summarise the forecast as follows:

1. About 8 years of general bear market (both commodities and equities)
2. Commodities likely to bottom in 2013
3. Stocks (nominal terms) likely to bottom in 2014
4. Stocks (real dollar terms) likely to bottom in 2016