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<blockquote data-quote="!4C" data-source="post: 1089145" data-attributes="member: 22473"><p>Only 9 days until they are within 3°. I can hardly contain my excitement. <img src="https://www.astrologyweekly.com/forum/styles/smilies/annoyed.png" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":annoyed:" title="Annoyed :annoyed:" data-shortname=":annoyed:" /></p><p> </p><p> As for the second and third alignments, there does seem to be a focus on the <a href="https://www.astro.com/astro-databank/Business:_Federal_Reserve" target="_blank">US Federal Reserve</a> and the current Fed Chair, <a href="https://www.astrotheme.com/astrology/Jerome_Powell" target="_blank">Jerome Powell</a>. Uranus will be opposite Fed's ascendant ruler (moon) and at Powell's north node bend. I think it is safe to say they will be under a lot pressure in the second half of the year. Will it be from another crisis or will it be from structural reform directed by congress?</p><p> I've never seen anyone evaluate an index from astrological perspective, but overall health of the markets is useful when groping around in the dark for clues. From what I've seen, the New York Stock Exchange is best chart for that. It has some confirmed synastry with the US national chart and the US Federal Reserve chart</p><p> </p><p> In our over financialized society, the economy has become increasingly dependent on the markets. While healthy markets do not guarantee a healthy economy, dysfunctional markets will have an impact on the health of the economy. Hence the justification for central banks to pour trillions into the markets at the drop of hat. </p><p></p><p>There are pension funds, personal retirement funds, endowment funds, insurance funds, ect. that are all dependent on the health of the markets. The volunteer fire department I was in has their money in the stock market. I assume churches, especially megachurches, have their money in the markets as well. Many financial accounts have cash balances automatically swept into money market funds. A 1930's market pattern would be even more apocalyptic in today's world. </p><p> </p><p> Then there is the leverage issue. Everyone is brainwashed into the idea that surplus cash should be invested and capital should be borrowed when needed. Income from the investments is used to pay the borrowing costs. Obviously, it only works if investment yields are greater than borrowing costs. Widespread leveraging makes society hypersensitive to market conditions.</p><p> </p><p> Market contagion is another risk for the economy. Financial institutions diversify their portfolios for risk management. They report their performance on regular basis (month, quarterly, annually). If one market plummets, they start selling the winners to offset the losses. One markets problem can quickly become a problem for all the markets. Safe havens are not so safe. </p><p> </p><p> At least we have central banks to pump the markets back up after crashes (that they cause from too much intervention). <img src="https://www.astrologyweekly.com/forum/styles/smilies/smile.png" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":smile:" title="Smile :smile:" data-shortname=":smile:" /></p><p> </p><p> If an effective formula was known, wouldn't all professional financial astrologers use it? </p><p></p><p>It seems like the financial houses (2nd/8th) in the national chart would be a place to start. Coincidentally, this is where all recent action has been in US's chart. Employment might be indicated by the 6th house. Also, mercury should indicate general trade activity.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="!4C, post: 1089145, member: 22473"] Only 9 days until they are within 3°. I can hardly contain my excitement. :annoyed: As for the second and third alignments, there does seem to be a focus on the [URL="https://www.astro.com/astro-databank/Business:_Federal_Reserve"]US Federal Reserve[/URL] and the current Fed Chair, [URL="https://www.astrotheme.com/astrology/Jerome_Powell"]Jerome Powell[/URL]. Uranus will be opposite Fed's ascendant ruler (moon) and at Powell's north node bend. I think it is safe to say they will be under a lot pressure in the second half of the year. Will it be from another crisis or will it be from structural reform directed by congress? I've never seen anyone evaluate an index from astrological perspective, but overall health of the markets is useful when groping around in the dark for clues. From what I've seen, the New York Stock Exchange is best chart for that. It has some confirmed synastry with the US national chart and the US Federal Reserve chart In our over financialized society, the economy has become increasingly dependent on the markets. While healthy markets do not guarantee a healthy economy, dysfunctional markets will have an impact on the health of the economy. Hence the justification for central banks to pour trillions into the markets at the drop of hat. There are pension funds, personal retirement funds, endowment funds, insurance funds, ect. that are all dependent on the health of the markets. The volunteer fire department I was in has their money in the stock market. I assume churches, especially megachurches, have their money in the markets as well. Many financial accounts have cash balances automatically swept into money market funds. A 1930's market pattern would be even more apocalyptic in today's world. Then there is the leverage issue. Everyone is brainwashed into the idea that surplus cash should be invested and capital should be borrowed when needed. Income from the investments is used to pay the borrowing costs. Obviously, it only works if investment yields are greater than borrowing costs. Widespread leveraging makes society hypersensitive to market conditions. Market contagion is another risk for the economy. Financial institutions diversify their portfolios for risk management. They report their performance on regular basis (month, quarterly, annually). If one market plummets, they start selling the winners to offset the losses. One markets problem can quickly become a problem for all the markets. Safe havens are not so safe. At least we have central banks to pump the markets back up after crashes (that they cause from too much intervention). :smile: If an effective formula was known, wouldn't all professional financial astrologers use it? It seems like the financial houses (2nd/8th) in the national chart would be a place to start. Coincidentally, this is where all recent action has been in US's chart. Employment might be indicated by the 6th house. Also, mercury should indicate general trade activity. [/QUOTE]
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