Does the Year of Birth of Country Matter?

Following my post yesterday about Singtel, M1 and Starhub, some people asked me to analyse the fortunes of countries just by looking at their year of birth. Let's dive in:

USA: 1776

17 = Talk for a living, Talk to Get Money
77 = Hidden or Waiting
76 = Many friends

Through talking, USA becomes a world no. 1 leader and today is still number in talking trades eg seminars, webinars, toastmasters etc. Note that USA has many friends but there is no wealth in USA number

China: 1949
19 = Leading
949 = Wealth double
China was already number 1 in the year of birth as it was the world's largest population country. Now it leads in money as well. Just look at so many products made in China and WeChat Pay, Alipay, Double 11 Sale etc and you'll know what I am talking about. *Note that China has two wealth numbers here*. Now you know which country is the richest in the world

Singapore: 1965
19 = Leading
965 = Investment and Hardworking
Singapore is leading the world in terms of hard workingness. Singapore also leads in terms of investment in infrastructures like MRT and airports. *Note that Singapore has no wealth numbers here

Malaysia: 1957

19 = Leading

957 = Continuous and Hidden Changes

Malaysia is leading in terms of hidden things and continuous changes eg 1MDB. Many Malaysian politicians can change their political parties overnight. A jailed person can become a leader, a leader can go to jail fast. Note that Malaysia also has no wealth number here. What about you? Does your mobile number give you wealth, health and blissful relationships? To know if your mobile number is good or bad, message to me Andy at 93672286. First 13 people will get FREE Mobile Number Analysis Report worth US$149. Other related articles (click on the title or the url):

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