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A Resource for Choosing Stocks That Will Outperform the Market
Volume 18 - Issue 2 • Published by Astro Economics, Inc. •February 1, 2013

DOW TRANSPORTS HIT ALL TIME HIGH

Trains, planes and auto stocks continue to lead. (Talks continue in the merger of US Airways and bankrupt American Airlines. Boeing is working on solutions for the lithium battery problem in its new Dreamliner 787.) The Transportation Sector trading at all time highs (1/30/13) is usually a good indication of a healthy economy. Unfortunately, consumer confidence is low due to the 'salary shock' in pay checks as the payroll tax is reinstated after two years with no taxes taken out for Social Security. The default was paid by the government contributing to the national debt. Family adjustment to this will take time. The economic reports on 1/31/13 were mixed with savings and incomes rising but also unemployment rising.

As stated in our book How To Choose Stocks To Outperform The Market 2013 and in this newsletter, we predicted the following sectors would be favored in this Jupiter in Gemini (6/12/12-6/26/13) cycle and they have: Transportation, Communication, Advertising and Media including social media (major shift in programming with new management at CNN), Education, communications Technology, Internet commerce, Pharmaceuticals, Telecommunication, Travel and Leisure. It's all about picking the sectors that will outperform, ahead of time! This is our edge for forecasting what industries will outshine in each new cycle. The next cycle begins 6/27/13 when a new group of sectors will become favored. Looking ahead we begin adding stocks from the projected new favored sectors, Home Building, Foods and Financials.


HOME PRICES AT A SIX YEAR HIGH

D.R. Horton, Inc. (DHI) reported an earnings increase for the 1st quarter 2013 up 139% from the same quarter last year. The price of lots (property values) is going up, and the cost of construction material is going down. We are adding Lennar (LEN), Ryland Group (RYL), Pulte (PHM), MI Homes (MHO) and D.R. Horton, Inc. (DHI), well ahead of the new cycle in Jun

NEW IPO

TRI Pointe Homes (TPH) began trading at 9:46AM, 1/31/13, New York, NY at $19. It is off to a good start for the future with an Aquarian Sun forming a Grand Trine with the Moon and Jupiter. A combination for volatility is indicated by the Moon/Uranus/T-Square pattern. A stock to watch!

SOCIAL MEDIA

Social Media, at least LinkedIn (LNKD) and Facebook (FB), may begin to have problems this year as transiting Saturn in Scorpio begins to oppose their Taurus planets. This would coincide with the end of the current Jupiter (expansion) in Gemini (communications) cycle ending June 26, 2013.

THE EDUCATION SECTOR:

One of our Recommended Stocks in this favored sector, Grand Canyon Education (LOPE) is forming a flat base with a Buy Point at $25. We aren't comfortable adding further to this sector as the gains of 'For-Profit' schools may be at the expense of the students and excessive federal support directly to these schools. Students who apply for a loan, get it cosigned by grandparents, and if default occurs they could carry that heavy debt the rest of their lives.