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From Wall Street to Dalal Street, from London to Tokyo, experts from all over the world are trying to figure out the direction the Stock Market is likely to go.

Fundamentals, economic figures, GDP growth, inflation, employment, interest rates, consumer sentiments, oil prices, housing markets, political upheaval, unexpected shocks - etc. are available to every analyst and economist and yet there is never any consensus among the so called experts on the direction of the market.

BULLS will say, look the glass is half full, so market will rally.

BEARS will say, not so fast, look glass is half empty but appears completely empty so market is heading for correction. (Correction is a polite word for decline or sell off.)

The poor investor does not know whom to believe . Between the bulls and the bears debate, the investor becomes confused and paralyzed into inaction. And the market drops 4000 points and rallies back, like it did in 2006. The average investor gets panicky and sells it when market is low and is unable to buy back as he or she is scared to put hard earned money back into the volatile markets.

Mean while sophisticated international investors buy put options to hedge their positions to protect their investments.. All the investor needs to know is WHEN to sell or WHEN to buy.

During this mayhem, bears take credit for the sell off in the market and bulls take credit when the market recovers. This way every one can become an expert. After all, the market has to correct/decline at some point and again recover and rally back.

The question is WHEN the market will decline and WHEN the market will rally.
Without this information, everything sounds so gibberish, at least to the average investor or a trader. .
So what really matters is TIMING , rest is pure academic discussion on which you can not make money or protect investments.
Timing is what analysis of the fundamentals of the stock market are unable to provide. Then what does? The answer is very simple, It lies in INDIA’S 5000 YEARS OLD wisdom/science called JYOTISH SHASTRA ( ASTROLOGY.)

In December 2005, during my visit to Mumbai in an interview on CNBC TV 18 I predicted that during Mars Saturn conjunction in middle of 2006 stock market will decline heavily. In an interview in AWAZ as well as GET A LIFE, I predicted that after sell off, it will bring new buying opportunity.
In an interview with MAN’S WORLD magazine, I predicted GOLD will cross $700 from then current price of $500. About OIL I predicted it will continue its bullish trend till July 2007.

MARS AND SATURN CONJUNCTION took place in Mars’s neech rasi on June 18, 2006.
SENSEX DROPPED BELOW 9000,
GOLD CROSSED $700
OIL REACHED AN ALL TIME HIGH AT $78 A BARREL.
I was right on the money .thanks to Jyotish Shastra..

But have I always been right? No, I have not.

I have been wrong 20% of the time. During the same interview with CNBC I indicated the market will start softening from febeuay 5th,. I was wrong. I was right in my major prediction but wrong in my side prediction. But when I am wrong I know immediately and inform my clients. I am not afraid to accept my mistakes because when a trader is expecting the market to go in a particular direction,and it does not ,the first thing the trader is supposed to do is to get out of the wrong trade and then figure out later.

Generally I have been right 80% of the time. But in last two years, I have been very lucky as my predictions been accurate 90% of the time.

But past performance is no guarantee for future success. I want you to be judge of my performance.

My predictions on this website are being offered free for the time being so you can get to see how it works.

Please do not make investments based on my predictions until you have come to an educated decision that this method works for you.

Good luck!
ashok motiani