Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Bradley's Siderograph for 2009


Many of us market Astrologers were raised on Bradley's work, and my work has in effect taken his work further, by using more planets and aspects. I stumbled across a number of sites that have produced some interesting reports.

Start with:

http://gamma.dhs.org/clues/bradley.html

Above chart is from:

http://www.marketclues.net/cgi-bin/myclues?splrpt=20021014&member=wcorney@keatepartners.com


We can see that it predicts that today and tomorrow are turning points. The markets are supposed to go down until 10 Feb 2009 and then go up until middle of July (see below)

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Neptune: Astrology of Oil 11-15 January 2009

The hard aspects to Neptune really made it difficult for Oil to go up. We have two soft aspects on 14th and 15th in the morning, and hard aspects are still there to stop any rally, followed by a

Free Market Astrology Lesson for Wednesday 14 January 2009

Four hard aspects near the start of US trading from 2:20pm GMT to 03:16pm GMT (10:16 EST), which tend to make it easier to go down, and harder to buy. Then there are lots of soft aspects until 06:14 pm or 1:14pm EST, which means it is easier to. Then there is a gap and as the background aspects are hard the markets could find it harder to go up and easier. The last three aspects do not produce any focus of aspects.

Wednesday, January 07, 2009

Neptune: Astrology of Oil 5-8 January 2009



Oil rose with the softs on 5th, and should find it easier to go down with the hards on 7th and 8th as the Moon makes a hard square aspect to Neptune.

Tuesday, January 06, 2009

Free Market Astrology Lesson for Wednesday 07 January 2009

Not much focus of aspects. There are two hard aspects before the start of US trading at 02:19pm GMT (08:19 EST) and 02:21pm GMT(08:21EST). There are two hard aspects at 08:39pm GMT (03:39 EST) and 08:53pm GMT (03:53 EST). I like to see at least three aspects within an hour that are more than 80 degrees to see an effect on the markets. But these could make it easier to go down than up.