Saturday, June 23, 2012

Financial Markets and Astrology June25th, 2012


We have arrived at the first exact waxing square of Uranus to Pluto. As outlined in a previous post this is the first of seven squares ending in 2015. The exact dates were in a previous post. This signature is going to colour history from now ( really started about a year ago)  to approximately one year after the last exact square which would put us in 2016. A brief history of the Uranus Pluto square (incl. waxing and waning squares) is as follows:

1819 – financial crisis in the US

1870’s – long recession

1930’s great depression

We won’t reiterate it’s effects as that was included in a previous post but it has everything to do with debt, social unrest, changing the status quo, perhaps abruptly and tax revolts. People unhappy with their government and determined to change things. Governments working hard to control their populations.
On the positive side, what should come out of this period is great advancements in technology in a number of fields.

The following is a daily chart of the SP500 showing the 40week cycle.



On Monday we also have Jupiter waxing square to Neptune. Also a fairly long term aspect, the last conjunction was Dec 20, 2009.

The following weekly chart of Gold shows the previous 2 occurrences of Jupiter squared Neptune. They were both 3 passes. They are highlighted in the circles. Note the spike in Gold during the respective periods. This time it is a one pass.



The period around this date, June 25th, may have a great effect on Crude and Natural Gas prices.
Neptune rules Crude and NatGas and Jupiter is the co-ruler.

This is also a signature for speculation, gain without effort, scandals and political conflicts. This square also aspects the North Node fairly closely making this a powerful T-square. Give it +- a week and be looking for scandals, failed speculation or any of the above. 

That same day Saturn turns direct. If there are any unrealistic speculation or financing, Saturn has a way of bringing a dose of reality to the party. With Venus almost stopped, preparing for it’s direct move on June 27th, I would expect money is involved. The last time Venus and Saturn did a retrograde dance together was the low in early October 2002. The Sun will translate the Uranus / Pluto square on June 29. It should be an interesting week.

Assuming we make it through the coming week unscathed the next period, which may be even more significant, is July 13-July 18. The same cast of characters in the mix although Mars has moved to centre stage. If the markets are still up watch for a big move in mid July. Don’t look down. You can get dizzy.

4 comments:

  1. Do you think the July 13-18th period will be a crest or a trough?? I originally thought it would be a trough and then up into the end of July, which has positive aspects, and then down from mid August into the end of August. But now, I am not so sure...what are your thoughts?? You think it will be up into mid-July??

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  2. Hi,
    For the general stock market I think we go up this week (July 2) into July 6th or 9th then pull back into the week of July 16th then up into the August 9th area. We may see a top in early August which will last for some time. A little early to make this prediction but that's what it looks like now.

    The week of July 16th looks very volatile with the potential for violent uprisings / war.

    Regards,

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  3. To be fair, astrologists have got it wrong so far this year, first with the march 14/15 date and now with the pluto/uranus aspect so i wouldn't be too hopeful

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  4. Pluto/ Uranus is a long term aspect which will colour the background of history for the next few years. We should see it's effects into 2016 and be more prominent when aspected by another planet or point. Mars will be squaring Pluto and opposing Uranus during the week of July 16, thus my forecast for violence and war like activity. It may bring the whole debt issue to a head again as well. Please appreciate forecasting using Astrology is a difficult task but far more accurate than alternatives like economists.

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