![]() You can enhance the plot to show other planetary lines and even pentagram points. This is easy to do if you plot each 0-90 degree segment as a separate curve. You will need to adjust your plot when the modulus of the angle wraps around 0 degrees or 90 degrees. If you have a price high or low on a date in the vicinity of the square aspect, you can read off the difference between the pivot and the intersection point and check if it is a multiple of 90 degrees. When there is a square aspect, the Mars and Jupiter lines would intersect on the chart. Similarly, you would plot MOD(JupiterAngle, 90) on the secondary axis. You would take the longitudes of Mars and plot MOD(MarsAngle, 90) on the secondary axis. Let's say you want to plot geocentric Mars and Jupiter and you are interested in 90 degree aspects. Plot open/high/low/close prices as a candllestick chart against time using the primary (left) axis for price. I have adapted the method to visually see when planets are aspected for any type of aspect.īriefly, here is how you would do this in Microsoft Excel. The diagram plots the trajectory of planets (longitudes) along a vertical axis and time along the horizontal axis. The Annual Diagram was invented by the German astrologer Reinhold Ebertin. If you want to visually see aspects between planets in relation to prices, consider overlaying prices on an annual diagram. Jupiter's planetary price at this location is $1517. Today (Sunday, February 10) Jupiter at 17° Gemini is square Mars at 17° Pisces. There are many more examples like this, demonstrating that the S&P is attracted to planetary prices created by Jupiter-Mars aspects, although sometimes it does not work. Note that the position 22° Capricorn is square to the position 22° Aries, so sometimes this type of adjustment is necessary. Adding $22 gives $1372, only $1 from the high of the S&P that day. So we look to another sign to give us the proper price. In this case, the nearest planetary prices convert to $1080 + $22 = $1102 and $1440 + $22 = $1462, both of which are far from the price that day. On (a Sunday), there was a geocentric Jupiter-Mars conjunction at 22° Aries near the Nasdaq's 72° harmonic, and the following day the S&P topped at 1371. Jupiter's planetary price at 29° Aquarius is $1049, $2 more than the closing price that day. On November 4, 2009, Mars at 29° Gemini was trine Jupiter at 29° Aquarius. On August 26, 2009, Mars at 23° Taurus was square Jupiter at 23° Aquarius, giving a price of $1043, $3 more than the reversal high 2 days later. ![]() The S&P's low on the 6th was $667, just $1 from one of these possible prices. This gives a planetary price of $308, $668, $1028, etc. In our previous analysis of this low we saw that there was a heliocentric Jupiter-Mars conjunction the following day near the Nasdaq's 72° harmonic. The S&P made a major low on March 6, 2009. ![]() ![]() If we wish to determine the price associated with a planet at, for example, 13° Gemini, then we would add $13 to the prices at 0° Gemini, to arrive at the possible prices $73, $433, $793, $1153, or $1513. This chart can in theory be used for any asset (sometimes with minor adjustment). The values for 0° of each sign is shown in the chart below. 0° Taurus can take the prices $30, $390, $750, and so on. Therefore, the point 0° Aries can represent the prices $0, $360, $720, etc. In this method, 0° Aries is assigned the price $0, and $30 is added to each new sign, until $360 is reached at 0° Aries again. Now I would like to use the same method with the S&P and the Jupiter-Mars cycle. We explored this method briefly here using Ceres' longitudinal position to attempt to predict platinum's price. ![]() Gann was known to use planetary positions to predict future price behavior. ![]()
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