The facts on Chinese zodiac and the Hang Seng Index

The facts on Chinese zodiac and the Hang Seng Index
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Let’s take a look at the results of the Hang Seng Index and if the relate to a certain Sign in the Chinese zodiac. Maybe there is a particular animal that brings more prosperity. Every zodiac returns in 12 years. In case of the Rabbit, the years 2011, 1999, and 1987 were Rabbit years. Below the facts on Chinese zodiac and the Hang Seng Index in those particular years.

2023 is a year of the Water Rabbit. Starts on  January 22, 2023 , and ending on February 9, 2024 . The zodiac of the Rabbit symbolizes longevity, peace, and prosperity in Chinese culture.

2023 is predicted to be a year of hope.

For those you are curious which of the animals of the Chinese zodiac are related to good fortunate results, it looks like the Monkey, Rooster and Pig are the winners. So, for the Rabbit years there were 2 out of 3 ‘loss’ years.

But wait, it is the year of the WATER Rabbit. At the end you will find the analysis on the Elements that are used in Chinese horoscopes. Maybe water is our key to a prosperous 2023.

 

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Year of the Rabbit

Year Year Open Year Close Annual
2011 23,436.05 18,434.39 -19.97%
1999 9,809.17 16,962.10 68.80%
1987 2,540.10 2,302.80 -10.34%

 

Year of the Dragon

Year Year Open Year Close Annual
2012 18,877.41 22,656.92 22.91%
2000 17,369.63 15,095.53 -11.00%
1988 2,286.30 2,687.40 16.70%

 

Year of the Snake

Year Year Open Year Close Annual
2013 23,311.98 23,306.39 2.87%
2001 14,869.94 11,397.21 -24.50%
1989 2,706.70 2,836.60 5.55%

 

Year of the Horse

Year Year Open Year Close Annual
2014 23,340.05 23,605.04 1.28%
2002 11,350.85 9,321.29 -18.21%
1990 2,838.10 3,024.00 6.61%

 

Year of the Goat

Year Year Open Year Close Annual
2015 23,721.30 21,914.40 -7.16%
2003 9,365.52 12,575.94 34.92%
1991 3,031.00 4,297.30 42.11%

 

Year of the Monkey

Year Year Open Year Close Annual
2016 21,327.12 22,000.56 0.39%
2004 12,801.48 14,230.14 13.15%
1992 4,301.80 5,512.40 28.28%

Year of the Rooster

Year Year Open Year Close Annual
2017 22,150.40 29,919.15 35.99%
2005 14,237.42 14,876.43 4.54%
1993 5,437.80 11,888.40 115.67%

Year of the Dog

Year Year Open Year Close Annual
2018 30,515.31 25,845.70 -13.61%
2006 14,944.77 19,964.72 34.20%
1994 12,086.50 8,191.00 -31.10%

 

Year of the Pig

Year Year Open Year Close Annual
2019 25,130.35 28,189.75 9.07%
2007 20,310.18 27,812.65 39.31%
1995 7,844.10 10,073.40 22.98%

 

Year of the Rat

Year Year Open Year Close Annual
2020 28,543.52 27,231.13 -3.40%
2008 27,560.52 14,387.48 -48.27%
1996 10,204.90 13,451.50 33.53%

 

Year of the Ox

Year Year Open Year Close Annual
2021 27,472.81 23,397.67 -14.08%
2009 15,042.81 21,872.50 52.02%
1997 13,203.40 10,722.80 -20.29%

 

Year of the Tiger

Year Year Open Year Close Annual
2022 23,274.75 19,781.41 -15.46%
2010 21,823.28 23,035.45 5.32%
1998 10,680.60 10,048.58 -6.29%

So far, the year of the Monkey, Rooster and Pig gave 3 positive results. Now let’s look at a deeper level. The level of elements. Every year not only is decorated with an animal, also an element is linked to a specific year. The 5 elements are gold (metal), earth, fire, water and wood.

In a table it will look like this:
The facts on Chinese zodiac and the Hang Seng Index

This boils down to the following: of all the ‘gain’ years there are

  • 3 Gold
  • 4 Wood
  • 5 Earth
  • 5 Fire
  • 6 WATER

That is very good news because this is the year of the Water Rabbit! So we have a good statistic view this is going to be a great year!

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