Financial Astrology In India By Pt Vashudev Shastri

Financial Astrology in India : Can astrology really predict the movement of markets? Skeptics would respond that the only thing that astrology can predict is the credulity of a person. Although many astrological believers tend toward the naive stereotype of the "New Age," an unbiased review of the historical correlation between stock prices and planetary movement clearly suggests that prediction is possible, albeit under certain conditions. One of the difficulties in evaluating the relationship between prices and planets is the large number of variables involved. Most astrologers work with at least 9 planets, 7 aspects (that is, the angular separation between two planets), 12 houses and 12 constellations, to say nothing of asteroids, fixed stars, nakshatras or any other supplementary parameter that is Decide to mention. Taken together, this produces a large number of possible permutations that can be correlated with market trends. In the absence of strong traffic contacts to the first private business card of a stock exchange or company, it is very difficult to discern where the market is going.

 In these conditions, astrology can’t be better than chance. But where narrow angular contacts are established between current planetary positions and those of the first commercial chart, prices will follow established patterns as described by the planet's established symbolism and the angle involved. We will examine how this works in more detail below. There are several basic strategies for using astrology with investing in the stock market. The first and most important is to obtain the first trading data of a stock, ETF, currency, etc. And launch a horoscope for that time and place. Over time, this graph can be analyzed with respect to transits, progressions and dashes in order to determine the likely price movements of the population.

Essentially, the basic rule of financial astrology is: Favorable planetary alignments through transit contacts with benefices during dasha periods of well-placed planets will tend to produce price increases, while bad aspects of evil planets - a square Saturn by Example - will usually push the share price down. As already noted, the situations in which planetary patterns predominate good or bad predominate most of the time. This is the main reason why many astrologers encounter problems. Extrapolate too far on the basis of thin or ambiguous data. A more prudent strategy is to refrain from making predictions in times of conflicting data and to take firm positions when the variables are more clearly defined.