Feng Shui, the Stock Market and You
posted in Investing, Feng Shui, Positive Thinking, Law of Attraction |I attended an interesting talk by Hong Kong Feng Shui Master Raymond Lo 2 weeks ago. Feng Shui, literally translated as “Wind Water”, is about Chinese Metaphysics.
Master Lo explained that the Stock Market is a reflection of the collective mood of the people. It can be explained that the stock market prices increase when the general public feels good, happy and optimistic. People are encouraged to buy into the market as there is a positive energy.
The opposite is true when people feel unhappy, fearful or pessimistic. The negativity will put a “drag” in the mood of buying and can only mean a slow down or drop in the markets. Think about it, isn’t this just a manifestation by the masses of how the market should perform?
And what affects the mood of the people? One answer is Feng Shui.
The moods of people are affected by the cycles of the 5 elements (Metal, Water, Fire, Wood, Earth), the periodical seasonal changes and time cycles. Briefly, Spring and Summer tend to be more energetic, whilst Autumn and Winter more lacklustre. There are also abnomalies for years ending with “7″. Just look back 10 years ago in 1997. There is so much detail and I will get back to this topic later. It is mind boggling.
Right now, an important date to remember is 7th August 2007. This is the start of Autumn on the Chinese calendar. We have seen a spectacular bull run in the stock market for the 1st half of this year, a continuation from last year. Using Feng Shui’s cycles “reasoning”, Master Lo predicts there will be major fluctuations from that day. Let us observe and see what happens.
According to William Gann (Gann’s Theory) - “The future is just a repetition of the past and one only needed the right beginning to predict the future.”
Lawrence Ho
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