Press Release

Toronto, ON – date January 1, 2009

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  

Contact:

Abella Arthur
Phone: 647-895-4233
Email: bryce@knowtheway.ca

What will 2009 bring to Canadians?

Overall 2009 Prediction with a focus on economic times 1

Predictions: In the News 2

DEC. 22-JAN. 19. 3

JAN. 20-FEB. 18. 3

FEB. 19-MAR. 20. 3

MAR. 21-APR. 19. 3

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NOV. 22-DEC. 21

Overall 2009 Prediction with a focus on economic times

Keywords:  Balance, frugality, optimism, fruitfulness

Canadians are boldly heading into 2009 because they had the foresight, in 2008, to prepare for an economic downturn.

Seeking new work opportunities while investing or keeping excess money is a major theme for Canadians in 2009.  For many Canadians hobbies or other paid work will turn into part time adventures to help pay for those wanted, yet unnecessary, items of interest.  Due to this conservative approach, Canadians are likely not to experience great financial loss in 2009, if at all.  Other countries and critics are likely to think that Canadians are too positive about the economy; however, our attitude is: look before we leap, find ways to bring in more money, diversify, buy goods on sale, stockpile money through safe investments and saving, and seek out financial life experts such as accountants, money managers, and psychics (smile).

The Canadian dollar shows a fluctuation of 2-7 cents with Canadians feeling uncertain as to where it’s going to go next; however, optimism; preparing; and dealing with the cards that are dealt are the theme of 2009 so the fluctuation seems to have little effect on most everyday Canadians.  At the time of this prediction one Canadian dollar shows as 0.820571 USD.

With Canadians making something out of nothing, being strategic in their spending and saving habits, and stretching their dollar -- a pot of gold awaits in 2009.

Predictions: In the News

December 29, 2008

Predictions by Abella Arthur -- www.KnowTheWay.ca

These predictions are for entertainment and self-development purposes only. Tools used: Psychic, Tarot, and Astrology.

DEC. 22-JAN. 19

The Canadian banks have a pivotal involvement in the financial success of the economy, essentially stimulating the market with brilliant ideas and optimism.

JAN. 20-FEB. 18

The Big Three car companies will receive the money that they need but not what they want.  This money will carry them through the leaner months and in the third quarter they will begin to see the financial results wanted.

FEB. 19-MAR. 20

In uncertain times, the emotions of the Canadian people are confused so we turn to having good times, relaxing, enjoying friends and family, taking up hobbies, and playing with pets to keep our minds occupied.

MAR. 21-APR. 19

Developments toward the ending of the Afghan war are a focal point.  Guarding is on-going; however, because of a slow pull out of soldiers some Afghanis are left out fall victim to terrorists.

APR. 20-MAY 20

Technology growth in Canada is on the rise.  Technological advances and inventions put us on the global map.  Strength, power, and security features are prominent.

MAY 21-JUNE 20

The police, specifically undercover cops, are keeping a close eye on organized white collar crime; however, communication is not organized, positive, or unified. 

JUNE 21-JULY 22

In education, interest, summer school courses, and graduates of the health care and counseling industries (for those who had previously no education in those areas) is growing.

JULY 23-AUG. 22

Weather this summer will be hot, hot, and hot with some storms.  Manufactured weather is researched.  What does this mean?  Canada is taking a look at how to stop dangerous weather conditions from continuing or occurring.

AUG. 23-SEPT. 22

The stock market is quite active with many shares traded.  Infomercials and public sales pitches on how to win at stocks is pushed.   While the stock market is forging ahead, caution is strongly urged.

SEPT. 23-OCT. 22

Balance and harmony are on the minds of the Canadian government.  The government wants to show its interest in world peace by carefully dealing with the fire and ice temperament with global diplomatic efforts.

OCT. 23-NOV. 21

Births are down in 2009.  Religious issues pop up again.  Self-improvement focused on love and sex is popular.  Keys to hidden knowledge and spiritual understanding are given.

NOV. 22-DEC. 21

Sellers and buyers in the real estate market are experiencing anxiety.  There are more buyers than sellers.  Sellers are mainly met with two kinds of buyers:  Aggressive buyers offering no money who will take anything and passive buyers (with money to spend) are very picky and deals are hard to close.