Da Hao can appear in both the Boshi cycle and the Suiqian, or year-associated, cycle. Two labels on one screen need not mean two predicted financial losses.
Identify the series first
The Boshi series begins from Lu Cun. The Suiqian series is arranged from a year's earthly branch. Neighboring labels help identify them: Boshi, Li Shi and Zou Shu belong to the former; Sui Jian, Hui Qi and Long De to the latter.
Also check whether the display uses birth-year placements or overlays for the selected year. Series and timing layer are separate pieces of information.
Suppose a person moved home and replaced equipment in one year. Those expenses have actual reasons and amounts. Assigning one to each Da Hao label after the fact does not demonstrate a prediction.
Traditional readings associate the symbol with expenditure or depletion, but it specifies neither an amount nor an event count. Ask about the full series, palace and year before interpreting the repeated name.