Japan's Bond Market

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The following is an except from this weeks premium service by Karen Starich, who uses astrology to forecast events in the financial markets. Learn how Astrology Traders can give you an unparalleled edge in trading.

The hopes of speculators shorting the Japanese bond market on reports that the economy is in a doomsday scenario may get spoiled.  Recently Kyle Bass,  who made a fortune betting against the subprime mortgages, is now wagering that the Japanese bond market is ready to implode. Kyle's recent appearance on CNBC's “The Strategy Session” called for a Japanese doomsday scenario that he has coined the “X-Day.”

Bass is wagering on a bond implosion in Japan claiming that Japan's central government's debt to revenue ratio is 20 times compared to the less alarming United States government debt to revenue ratio of 3 times.  I would not advise a short position in the Japanese bonds and here's why; There is a hard aspect from Saturn opposing the Venus in Japan's chart  May 19th through August 1, 2012 that suggests the nation is financially at risk, however at the same time there is a very powerful Pluto trine to Japan's Sun (currency and prestige of the nation) that suggests there is powerful support for the bond market and the economy of Japan.

Japan will also benefit from the Pluto/Jupiter/Venus/Mars grand trine in March when Jupiter and Venus (foreign and domestic support from the people) conjoin Japan's Sun (currency) trine Pluto in Capricorn (government) and Mars in Virgo (unwavering steadfast action).  The grand trine will bring very powerful support to Japan's bond market and economy that will leave a permanent mark (support for the country) and potentially spoil the game speculators are making on an economic implosion.

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