The Year of Money – The Tide is Turning – Even Chinese Numerology Agrees

An Overview of Current Markets

As fear of debt crises, and fear of currency crises, dominate the news, this is combined with a month (September) that is the worst month of the year historically for stock markets. Another factor is the seeming paralysis in the USA, which not surprisingly is remarkably similar to the paralysis during the Great Depression, and also before the USA entered WWII.

In spite of everything appearing so different, it seems as if history repeats with a remarkable frequency.

Consider also that until the investing world is convinced of doom and gloom, the bottom is never reached.

All of this combines to create fear in the minds of the investors, and a determination to save what money is left.

In every cycle, there is a point where the bottom is reached, or retested, and then the inevitable rise in the markets begins. This is a very unusual year in some respects, but the year is not over. We are believers that the market will rise and rise strongly.

Rather than go into all details at this time, suffice to say that the USA, with all of its problems, and all of its debts, and all of its seeming stagnation, has a Gross National Product of over $15 trillion dollars.

The USA will not disappear, and its strength will again become apparent.

A Most Unusual Year

Chinese numerology, and Feng Shui, for 2011 suggests this year we are going to experience four unusual dates:

1/1/11 (January 1, 2011),

1/11/11 (January 11, 2011),

11/1/11 (November 1, 2011) ,

11/11/11 (November 11, 2011)

and that’s not all.

An Mathematical Oddity
Take the last two digits of the year you were born, and the age you will be this year, and the result will add up to 111 for everyone!

This is the year of MONEY.

In this year, October will have 5 Sundays, 5 Mondays, and 5 Saturdays. This happens only once every 823 years. These particular years are known as Moneybag Years.

The proverb goes that if you send this quip to eight good friends, money will appear in the next four days.

A post October 24, 2011 from Raymond James Equity Research Analyst(s): Jeffrey D. Saut

Fear not. The markets will recover.

The views expressed in this blog are opinions only and are not investment advice. Persons investing should seek the advice of a licensed professional to guide them and should not rely on the opinions expressed herein. This blog is not a solicitation for investment and we do not accept unsolicited investment funds.

By Larry Cyna

Mr. Cyna is an accomplished investor in the Canadian public markets for over 20 years, and has managed significant portfolios. He is a financing specialist for private and public companies, and has expertise in real estate and debt obligations. He has assisted private companies accessing the public markets, has been a founding director of public companies and continues as a strategic consultant to selected clientele. He is and has been a director, a senior officer and on the Advisory Board of a number of TSX and TSXV public companies in the mining, resource, technology and telecommunications sectors, and the Founding Director of two CPC’s with qualifying transactions in mining and minerals. He was an honorary director of the Rotman School of Management MBA IMC program, has completed the Canadian Securities Institute Canadian Securities Course & Institute Conduct and Practices Handbook Course, was a former Manager under contract to an Investment Manager at BMO Nesbitt Burns, a roster mediator under the Ontario Mandatory Mediation Program, Toronto, a member of the Institute of Corporate Directors of Ontario, a member of the Upper Canada Dispute Resolution Group, and the Ontario Bar Association, Alternate Dispute Resolution section. He obtained his designation as a Chartered Accountant in Ontario in 1971 and was the recipient of the Founder’s Prize for academic achievement together with a cash reward. He became a CPA in the State of Illinois, USA in 1999 under IQEX with a grade of 92%. He is a Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario and the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants. He holds certificates in Advanced ADR & in Civil Justice in Ontario, Faculty of Law, University of Windsor, certificate in Dispute Resolution from the Ontario Institute of Chartered Accountants. Previous accomplishments are Manager of Cymor Risk Consultants LP specializing in Risk Management Assessment; CEO of Cyna & Associates specializing in mediation and ADR; Founder & Senior Partner of Cyna & Co, Chartered Accountants, a fully licensed and accredited public accountancy firm with international affiliations; and was a partner in a large public accountancy firm. Mr. Cyna is well known in the Canadian Investing community. He is invited to, and attends presentations given by public companies usually 3 or 4 times each week. These presentations are intended by the various hosting companies to present their inside story to sophisticated parties and Investment Managers for the purpose of attracting funding, or of making parties more interested in acquiring shares of those companies. Being a part of this keeps Mr. Cyna deeply involved in the current market and leads to numerous investment opportunities.

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