Monday, January 3, 2011

Silver Will Shine Again: Astrological Prediction

AHMEDABAD (Commodity Online): Year 2011 is the year for Bullion and Base Metals according to to Lt Col Ajay Jain, Financial Astrologer who makes daily predictions. At the same time he also bets for Agri Commodities which can give better returns, if handled well without political interferences.

Stars suggest that Silver is supposed to best investment in 2011. 32 year target for silver is Rs 80000 per kg while Silver may fluctuate between 48000 to 49000 levels by end of year 2011.

He elaborates that year 2011 is represented by planet Moon. Referring to astro economics he predicts high volatility in Currencies and Bullion.

He forecasts dismal outlook for European stocks while US and Asian markets are in for a major upsurge.

But post May 2011, there are high chances of geo-political flare up, especially in the Middle-East. Saturn, Mars ,Sun and Mercury are making special astrological yoga which may bring tension at Global levels, according to Jain.

Around 26th Jan, Saturn will turn retrograded in Virgo. This will create lots of confusion and misunderstanding among world leaders. Last week of Jan 2011 to March 2011 will be most difficult for world peace specially UK, USA, Middle East, India, Pakistan.

India, Japan and US are the three countries that will steal the limelight for the year 2011.

Year 2011 will be very important for India and Asia since as per star India will play major roll in world politics with help of USA and Japan. However, Euro will loose its shine against USD.

While in the Indian capital market, most positive sectors wil be banking, infrastructure, cement, education, health and pharma, heavy engineering, metal, automobile, tyre.

India's GDP is expected to between 9% to 9.5 during year 2011. Astro-Economics suggests that India is going to bring great revolutions in field of power, infrastructure, educations, technical educations, health and sports. Rajasthan, West Bengal, Bihar, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu tops the list of states that will benefit immensely in 2011.

Bad news is that India may have more television channels much to the surprise of already fed up audience and loss making investors.
 

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