November 11: Possible Global Crash
November 11 emerges as a key date in astrology predicting a possible global crash, with references to political and financial events.
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November 11: The Date Astrology Points to a Possible Global Crash
November 11 is presented as the key date on which astrology, according to a group of observers, predicts a possible global crash. The theory is based on the square between Pluto and Uranus, which, according to proponents, will be activated when Mars enters conjunction with Pluto in Capricorn during the second week of November, on November 11. The same date has appeared on several occasions: the Catalan consultation on November 9, the local election on May 24, 2015, and the abdication of Juan Carlos I in 2014, fueling the idea that certain key events align with this date.
Some analysts link the prediction to the possibility of a closure of financial institutions such as Comex, the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, the IMF, and the World Bank, arguing that a “shadow hand” could reveal toxic debts and cause a collapse of the international monetary system. Others, however, point to the lack of empirical evidence and astrology's tendency to generate retrospective patterns that do not translate into concrete events.
Despite the lack of scientific support, belief in the date has persisted, with references to recent events and predictions that have come true, such as the abdication of Juan Carlos I in 2014. The question remains open: will November 11 prove to be a real turning point or will it remain a coincidence within a web of conspiratorial narratives?
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November 11 is presented as the key date on which astrology, according to a group of observers, predicts a possible global crash. The theory is based on the square between Pluto and Uranus, which, according to proponents, will be activated when Mars enters conjunction with Pluto in Capricorn during the second week of November, on November 11. The same date has appeared on several occasions: the Catalan consultation on November 9, the local election on May 24, 2015, and the abdication of Juan Carlos I in 2014, fueling the idea that certain key events align with this date.
Some analysts link the prediction to the possibility of a closure of financial institutions such as Comex, the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, the IMF, and the World Bank, arguing that a “shadow hand” could reveal toxic debts and cause a collapse of the international monetary system. Others, however, point to the lack of empirical evidence and astrology's tendency to generate retrospective patterns that do not translate into concrete events.
Despite the lack of scientific support, belief in the date has persisted, with references to recent events and predictions that have come true, such as the abdication of Juan Carlos I in 2014. The question remains open: will November 11 prove to be a real turning point or will it remain a coincidence within a web of conspiratorial narratives?
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