Annual Feng Shui Forecast using Ba Zi Analysis

My annual Fengshui Bazi analysis and forecast is available free via this blog.
Ba Zi reading, or the western world would like to term it as the "Four Pillars of Destiny", is based on an ancient Chinese Metaphysics art classified under Feng Shui.

As each month progresses, I will post news articles to track the accuracy of my destiny analysis and forecast for the Year. I hope you will find this a useful guide for planning and decision making pertaining to the aspects of live, work, play and learn for the Chinese solar calendar year, which last for 12 months from the start of Spring around 4 to 5 Feb, annually.


Forecast vs Reality
Let’s look at how my current for 2008 worked out, compared to what really happened for Business & Investments and Properties.

Best Wishes
Aloysius Sim

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Tuesday, 25 March, 2008

News: Uncertainties lead to plunge in commodity prices

March 21, 2008
ST.com News: Uncertainties lead to plunge in commodity prices

OIL prices which hit a record high of US$111.80 (S$155) a barrel on Monday have retreated to under US$100 in an astonishing sell-off of world commodities.

The price of gold, silver and everyday items like wheat, corn and sugar all tumbled too, leaving experts guessing at the reasons and saying it is too early to declare an end to sky-high commodities prices that have been stoking inflation.

"Despite recent declines, gold is still up over 10 per cent from the start of the year. Copper is up around 14 per cent and oil, about 6 per cent. In contrast, key stock indices in the US, Britain and Japan are down between 10 per cent and 20 per cent. ............ What economists are agreed on, however, is that the commodities sell-off does not signal the long-awaited start of lower oil and food prices for consumers. They think commodity prices will probably level out in the weeks ahead, but will rise again in the medium to long term. "


http://www.straitstimes.com/Free/Story/STIStory_218892.html

Copyright © 2008 Singapore Press Holdings Ltd. Co.

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