The question is answered by Lucas with a spread of 2 Tarot whose meaning is: Yes, No.
The tarot cards drawn are: The Star, Six of Cups.
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When The Star appears in your tarot, you may be encouraged to make a decision that is based on hope. There is a good chance that you can make a big profit through medium-term stock trading. This card symbolizes a period of growth and financial prosperity. It also indicates the presence of a desire for freedom and independence from circumstances, as well as the ability to successfully achieve one's goals. So in general, the question is more likely to be answered positively.
Six of Cups is a card that represents well-being and financial wealth. It also represents economic stability and financial security. If it appears in your tarot, you can conclude that your chances of making a big profit trading stocks in the medium term are very good. This card is also associated with the hard work, commitment and perseverance required to achieve one's goals. So in general, the question is more likely to be answered positively.
In conclusion, based on these two cards, we can confidently say that your chances of making a big profit through stock trading in the medium term are good. Both tarot cards show positive signs that indicate a period of financial development and growth. So, our answer is YES.
Based on the interpretation of the cards drawn, the answer to the question is No: a salary increase is not likely in the foreseeable future. However, with in-depth study and thoughtful choices it is possible to increase one's financial income through extra work or strategic investments.
Bottom line, the cards seem to suggest that you have what it takes to successfully open a new branch, but you need to be careful who you do business with and make sure you aren't jeopardizing your financial security. Therefore, my answer to your question is: yes, there is the possibility of profit if you open a new branch, but you must be aware of the possible risks.
Bottom line, to improve your credit score you should develop a more proactive attitude towards managing your finances, focusing on long-term strategies that can offer you financial stability. You should consider all factors before making important decisions and be ready to learn new modern techniques and methods of managing your finances. By following these recommendations you will be able to achieve a lasting financial balance that will improve your credit score.
From the three tarot cards it seems clear that you have already achieved a certain level of success in managing your finances, but you must be careful not to become impulsive or fearful when facing financial challenges. You need to learn to be more responsible and make informed decisions when it comes to money. In regards to the original question about what are the odds of a big change in your financial life in the short term, the cards suggest that if you put the principles you learned from the cards into practice and consciously follow your financial choices, you should be able to able to achieve your short-term goals.
The three cards suggest that while you are tempted to ignore your father's advice, you also have the motivation and energy to take positive action in your financial life. On the other hand, you may be resistant to change and blocked by worries or negative emotional states related to long-term financial management. At this point, I recommend that you take the time to think about how you view financial management over the long term and how you would feel about saving for retirement before deciding how to proceed. Once you do that, you'll be able to confidently take one step closer to your retirement savings goal.
Based on the three tarot cards, it is unlikely that you should place your full trust in Sara with regards to managing your bank account. There are several factors to consider before making a final decision on the matter. It's important to take the time to carefully review all of your options, making sure you fully understand the impact of your choice on your personal finances. The answer to the question is therefore No.