While there is some uncertainty about the exact time of the signing of
the document, the horoscope is most frequently cast for either 8.52
a.m. or 10.10 a.m. The 8.52 a.m. chart arguably paints a more
compelling picture of the historic success the NYSE due to its powerful
10th and 11th houses representing status and gains, respectively.
The 10th house of status and fame is strengthened by the presence of
Venus and Saturn and the 1st lord Moon (28 Pisces) exactly receives the
8th house aspect of Mars (27 Leo), the lord of the 10th house. Any
such 1/10 combination are considered very auspicious for social status
and prominence.
The
11th house is no less impressive as the 2nd lord of wealth, the Sun,
is placed almost exactly on the cusp of the 11th house representing
gains and income. Benefic Mercury is also close by and further boosts
the results of the 11th house.
Of course, the real value of the chart is that we can use it to make
inferences about the rise and fall of stock prices based on the current
movement of the planets. As we know, markets have been declining
throughout 2022 as the Fed has been forced to raise rates to combat
surging inflation. Higher interest rates means less consumer credit,
less spending, lower corporate profits and lower stock prices.
As I have noted previously, stocks were likely to remain fairly volatile
as long as Saturn (0 Aquarius) is in a close 30-degree alignment with
Neptune (0 Pisces). This is still very much the case this week,
especially since Mars conjoined Neptune yesterday and today, and thereby
served as a catalyst for the release of the bearish Saturn-Neptune
energy. While stocks rallied 2% yesterday, the main indexes slumped 4%
today and are on the verge of testing their low from May 12. But as
Mars begins to move away from Neptune, negative sentiment may be less
likely to manifest in the coming days.
Looking at the transits in the context of the NYSE chart, we can see that Saturn is casting its full-strength 3rd house aspect (60-degree/sextile) to the Moon within just two degrees of orb. Due to Saturn's low velocity ahead of its retrograde station at 1 Aquarius on June 4, Saturn has been afflicting the NYSE Moon for several weeks. This is another factor that can explain the recent correction in stocks.
Looking ahead, the late week may be mixed, however. While Mars separates from Neptune (that's bullish), it will cast its malefic aspect to natal Jupiter and align with Mercury and Pluto. This is less constructive and could nullify some the positive effects of Mars separating from Neptune. However, the alignment of transiting Mercury and the Sun with Jupiter looks more bullish and could set up a more positive end to the week. This Sun-Mercury conjunction occurs very close to the natal Sun (6 Taurus) so that could increase its positive resonance somewhat.
The planets early next week don't look great, however, as Mars aligns with Mercury and Pluto. Since these three planets usually don't blend their energies very well, investors should be on guard for further weakness to start next week.
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