JAN 2, 2015: Medium-strong influence; market may possibly go down (60%). Today we will likely hear more news than usual about increased violence of some sort and tensions over someone’s freedom being imposed on (e.g., accidents, protests against governments, etc.).

USA: In the US, there may be increased focus in the news today on the medical industry, drugs, medicare, as well as helping elderly, weak, sick, imprisoned, etc. Additionally, in the US there is a heightened probability of either violent acts that may negatively affect country’s image, well-being, strength, etc. (esp. around Jan 4-5), or, of some major changes in international relationships (like increased international pressure / threat to US well-being). The threat / pressure likely to come from banks / financial industry and will affect industries related to investments, loans, insurance, as well as those that deal with extracting resources from underground (e.g., oil and anything that’s retrieved through excavation) or are involved in a shady/ “underground”/ hidden business (e.g., drugs, spying, etc.).

In the upcoming days, am also planning to post some observations on the approximately 90-year pattern in the US chart related to the establishment and function of its central bank and corresponding developments in the  chart of the Federal Reserve bank. Astrologically, 90-year pattern corresponds to a solar arc of 90 degrees forming tense aspects, square (90 deg), opposition (180 deg), etc.The next time the pattern is activated in late Dec 2015—early 2016.

Previous two activations (around 1836 and 1927) corresponded with the charter of the Second Bank of the US, the nation’s central bank and fiscal agent at the time, not getting renewed (followed by a “free banking era” from 1837 to 1862) and the Fed Reserve being granted a permanent charter, respectively:

“The end of the [Second] bank [in 1836] saw a period of runaway inflation which was purposefully engineered by the bankers. [President Andrew] Jackson attempted to counteract this by executive order requiring all Federal land payments to be made in gold or silver. This produced the Panic of 1837, which lasted four years, but later recovered and produced more stable economic growth.” (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_central_banking_in_the_United_States#First_Bank_of_the_United_States)

[With] “McFadden Act of 1927, the Congress rechartered the Federal Reserve Banks into perpetuity, and so there is currently no “expiration date” or repeal date for the Federal Reserve” (http://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/is-the-federal-reserve-act-going-to-expire.htm).