A review of the last year
Along with other Asian indices the Sensex hit a peak in late 2007/early 2008 : in this case in January 2008 of over 21000. Since then it has been falling.
Astrologically 2007 shows that the chart had an extremely inflationary Neptune sextile Jupiter conjunct the Sensex Neptune. Added to this the progressed MC was opposite natal Neptune at the same time.
That is an unusual combination of Neptune aspects and it is not surprising that the efefcst started to fade as Neptune moved on. In fact the extraordinary increases in valuations stopped when Saturn reached its return position of 7/8 Virgo in December 2007 /January 2008. At the same time Pluto was forming a quincunx to the chart’s Jupiter – also suggesting the end of optimism
April 2008 saw Neptune crossing the angles of the chart, and the summer saw the August 16 eclipse across these angles and the final Saturn return, emphasising the size of the changed direction.
Now in November, there is just volatility with Uranus opposite Saturn square both the chart’s MC and Neptune. The close conjunction of Saturn with the Ascendant in the last week was activated when the markets had to be closed for the terrorist activity.
It is quite likely that December will continue to see a lot of restrictions in the market as the Saturn aspect continues and stations on the ascendant. Indeed without the benefit of a trine from Jupiter which was in place last week it is difficult to see much positive for the next months.
2009
Fortunately by the beginning of January Jupiter opposes Jupiter, and whilst this is an opposition it is an expansionary one. Neptune will make a final transit to the angles at the same time so the month will probably be rather strange in terms of trade and values. It is worth noting that the February eclipse is close to the angles too – all in all a very uncertain time. The Saturn Uranus opposition is almost exactly square Neptune and the progressed MC in February too. It is definitely a time for short term trading only- there is no strength only drift.
April May show a distinct change however. Uranus conjoins the Sensex Mars. This suggests very high levels of trade probably after Jupiter crosses the Descendant in the third week of April. It is not easy to determine the price direction from this alone- but given the currency issues at this time one suspects it will swing in both directions before settling down.
The actual conjunction of Neptune Jupiter and Chiron in May is close to the chart angles but not on them – it seems as if most of the activity will have already happened in the market by then. A progressed Moon square Saturn suggests people won’t be able to trade so much due to other factors.
The next key element is in August when Saturn again crosses the progressed Ascendant – which possibly could mean another short market closure. The progressed Moon opposes Neptune in September and the progressed MC in November and this might possibly reactivate the excitement of 2007 market euphoria temporarily – the fact that Uranus again transits Mars indicating volatility tends to confirm that there is a lot of activity in the months of September and October. However the economy forecast for the period is tricky so it is difficult at this point to see why any optimism should occur.
In December Uranus is back on the Descendant but without the effect of Saturn to oppose it, all accentuated by a progressed Moon: there will be upsets in other markets then that will impact on the Sensex.
2010
The absence of any effect from the Pluto Saturn square is notable in this chart as it was in the country chart. Instead in February we have a repeat of the Uranus conjunct Mars leading to more volatility and significant trading. It is a theme which seems to continue, being activated again in may when Jupiter joins Uranus. The conjunction of Mars and Mercury in the Sensex natal chart means that the index tends to create a lot of excitement and rhetoric about how it is doing and what that means. There will be a lot of this, but most won’t really have any reflection on how the constituent parts of the index are really performing and things will calm down in May through July when Saturn again opposes Uranus across this axis.
August 2010, the peak of the cardinal cross is a bit of a mixed event on the Sensex. The main aspects are to Venus, so people are likely to be taking about value but Saturn makes a difficult quincunx while Pluto is sextile, restructuring of the index may happen- in line with what is happening in the world economy – maybe some companies are merged globally changing the constituents.
October seems to suggest a repeat of the themes of March April but by then they have evolved. There is volatility but now Saturn opposes the chart’s Sun and progressed Venus and quincunxes the progressed Sun, perhaps there are attempts to reform the index and the market at this time. Whatever the reason the volatility continues throughout November and December, but there is evidence that there is more and more regulatory and government involvement in the market at this time.
2011
In January Saturn reaches the Sensex Pluto, this suggests a potential for substantial crackdown on corporate or market activity. However there is still substantial volatility and discussion about the index for another month or so.
In March Jupiter reaches the Sensex Sun suggesting a new more open attitude again and with Pluto trining Saturn at the same time as Saturn continues to station on Pluto there is a big motivation for a complete restructuring.
March is actually positive as Jupiter conjoins the Sun and progressed Venus. The index looks attractive now. But by June July there are some restrictions again. It is a mixed time with less volatility and a wait to see what happens attitude which continues through to September.
Another batch of regulation, restructuring and radical index reorganisation takes place in October November, and the year ends with another patch of wait and see.
2012
The restructuring effects of Pluto trine Saturn continue into 2012, but are less restrictive. The early months are mixed and there is a sense of optimism about value again as Neptune conjoins Venus by April.
Pluto squares the Sun by April but is trine the moon- the people benefit but those in charge are less enthralled. This leads to a bit of a boom in June as Jupiter conjoins the MC, and there is a general feeling of positive direction by August when Jupiter sextile the Sun progressed Venus conjunction – a real sense of wealth is possible. The year ends with the continuing effects of Pluto trine Saturn appearing to form a solid base but there are worrying trends in 2013, that might dramatically reverse this, so caution is advised.
Source:
Sensex index: Base 30 March 1979 15.30 local time Mumbai. Source wikipedia.org/wiki/BSE sensex confirmed by BSE site.
Chart note. The base is stated to be 1 April 1979 but this was a Sunday. I have used close of business on the previous Friday instead.
Along with other Asian indices the Sensex hit a peak in late 2007/early 2008 : in this case in January 2008 of over 21000. Since then it has been falling.
Astrologically 2007 shows that the chart had an extremely inflationary Neptune sextile Jupiter conjunct the Sensex Neptune. Added to this the progressed MC was opposite natal Neptune at the same time.
That is an unusual combination of Neptune aspects and it is not surprising that the efefcst started to fade as Neptune moved on. In fact the extraordinary increases in valuations stopped when Saturn reached its return position of 7/8 Virgo in December 2007 /January 2008. At the same time Pluto was forming a quincunx to the chart’s Jupiter – also suggesting the end of optimism
April 2008 saw Neptune crossing the angles of the chart, and the summer saw the August 16 eclipse across these angles and the final Saturn return, emphasising the size of the changed direction.
Now in November, there is just volatility with Uranus opposite Saturn square both the chart’s MC and Neptune. The close conjunction of Saturn with the Ascendant in the last week was activated when the markets had to be closed for the terrorist activity.
It is quite likely that December will continue to see a lot of restrictions in the market as the Saturn aspect continues and stations on the ascendant. Indeed without the benefit of a trine from Jupiter which was in place last week it is difficult to see much positive for the next months.
2009
Fortunately by the beginning of January Jupiter opposes Jupiter, and whilst this is an opposition it is an expansionary one. Neptune will make a final transit to the angles at the same time so the month will probably be rather strange in terms of trade and values. It is worth noting that the February eclipse is close to the angles too – all in all a very uncertain time. The Saturn Uranus opposition is almost exactly square Neptune and the progressed MC in February too. It is definitely a time for short term trading only- there is no strength only drift.
April May show a distinct change however. Uranus conjoins the Sensex Mars. This suggests very high levels of trade probably after Jupiter crosses the Descendant in the third week of April. It is not easy to determine the price direction from this alone- but given the currency issues at this time one suspects it will swing in both directions before settling down.
The actual conjunction of Neptune Jupiter and Chiron in May is close to the chart angles but not on them – it seems as if most of the activity will have already happened in the market by then. A progressed Moon square Saturn suggests people won’t be able to trade so much due to other factors.
The next key element is in August when Saturn again crosses the progressed Ascendant – which possibly could mean another short market closure. The progressed Moon opposes Neptune in September and the progressed MC in November and this might possibly reactivate the excitement of 2007 market euphoria temporarily – the fact that Uranus again transits Mars indicating volatility tends to confirm that there is a lot of activity in the months of September and October. However the economy forecast for the period is tricky so it is difficult at this point to see why any optimism should occur.
In December Uranus is back on the Descendant but without the effect of Saturn to oppose it, all accentuated by a progressed Moon: there will be upsets in other markets then that will impact on the Sensex.
2010
The absence of any effect from the Pluto Saturn square is notable in this chart as it was in the country chart. Instead in February we have a repeat of the Uranus conjunct Mars leading to more volatility and significant trading. It is a theme which seems to continue, being activated again in may when Jupiter joins Uranus. The conjunction of Mars and Mercury in the Sensex natal chart means that the index tends to create a lot of excitement and rhetoric about how it is doing and what that means. There will be a lot of this, but most won’t really have any reflection on how the constituent parts of the index are really performing and things will calm down in May through July when Saturn again opposes Uranus across this axis.
August 2010, the peak of the cardinal cross is a bit of a mixed event on the Sensex. The main aspects are to Venus, so people are likely to be taking about value but Saturn makes a difficult quincunx while Pluto is sextile, restructuring of the index may happen- in line with what is happening in the world economy – maybe some companies are merged globally changing the constituents.
October seems to suggest a repeat of the themes of March April but by then they have evolved. There is volatility but now Saturn opposes the chart’s Sun and progressed Venus and quincunxes the progressed Sun, perhaps there are attempts to reform the index and the market at this time. Whatever the reason the volatility continues throughout November and December, but there is evidence that there is more and more regulatory and government involvement in the market at this time.
2011
In January Saturn reaches the Sensex Pluto, this suggests a potential for substantial crackdown on corporate or market activity. However there is still substantial volatility and discussion about the index for another month or so.
In March Jupiter reaches the Sensex Sun suggesting a new more open attitude again and with Pluto trining Saturn at the same time as Saturn continues to station on Pluto there is a big motivation for a complete restructuring.
March is actually positive as Jupiter conjoins the Sun and progressed Venus. The index looks attractive now. But by June July there are some restrictions again. It is a mixed time with less volatility and a wait to see what happens attitude which continues through to September.
Another batch of regulation, restructuring and radical index reorganisation takes place in October November, and the year ends with another patch of wait and see.
2012
The restructuring effects of Pluto trine Saturn continue into 2012, but are less restrictive. The early months are mixed and there is a sense of optimism about value again as Neptune conjoins Venus by April.
Pluto squares the Sun by April but is trine the moon- the people benefit but those in charge are less enthralled. This leads to a bit of a boom in June as Jupiter conjoins the MC, and there is a general feeling of positive direction by August when Jupiter sextile the Sun progressed Venus conjunction – a real sense of wealth is possible. The year ends with the continuing effects of Pluto trine Saturn appearing to form a solid base but there are worrying trends in 2013, that might dramatically reverse this, so caution is advised.
Source:
Sensex index: Base 30 March 1979 15.30 local time Mumbai. Source wikipedia.org/wiki/BSE sensex confirmed by BSE site.
Chart note. The base is stated to be 1 April 1979 but this was a Sunday. I have used close of business on the previous Friday instead.
Comments
I LIKE UR PREDICTIONS, BUT THEY ARE NOT CLEAR TO ME, I MEAN ME, AS I DONT KNOW MUCH ABOUT FINANCIAL ASTROLOGY, CAN U GIVE A MORE DETAILED OR A LUCID STYLE OF PREDICTION,REGARDING SENSEX 2009 AND 10 ,AND ALSO GIVE UR VIEW UPON INDIAN GOVERNMENTS AND FINANCE MINISTRY PREDICTIONS. I THINK THEIR IS LOT OF CONNECTION BETWEEN STOCK MARKET AND FINANCE MINISTRY, SO AN INCLUSIVE VIEW OF BOTH THE TOPIC SHOULD GIVE A BETTER PICTURE IN PREDICTING FINANCIAL PART OF INDIAN ECONOMY.
PLS REPLY ,HOW U LIKE MY COMMENT AND TRY TO PREDICT ....SOME THING MORE.
THANX AND REGARDS
NABARUN GHOSH