Weekly review, planet rundown & astro market commentary

By which I try to summarize dizzying complexity of astro forecasting method developed over many years, show selected data studies, and (too) briefly review action in major asset classes, in a Twitter thread (lol)
From last week:

Mars cnj Uranus 1/20 did rebound back to highs for indexes, but cryptos slammed. https://twitter.com/MarsiliosM/status/1350842854113828864
One tip on this was that Mars in Taurus from 1/7 turned dollar so likely more influence on currency plays, and BTC top 2 days later https://twitter.com/MarsiliosM/status/1350833866114703363
Overall:
Risk on plays: Major USA indexes & small caps up; oil about flat; BTC whacked

Safe havens: VIX/VXX lower, TLT bonds flat, GLD gold up, DXY down

Most wins in the risk-on column, most losers safe-havens.
Idea is formulate risk-on off idea & see where best moves are
Astro ahead
Pluto no change, Dir in Cap-Sat. Venus running into Pluto this week. Merc cnj Plu hit stocks, Sun cnj only somewhat.
Delay due to pesky file upload sync issue, anyway, continuing

Neptune just into term Mars 19 - 27 59. You probably won't hear about this from any other astro account but I think a big deal.

Here are all the Neptune sign-term combos on DJI from 1945-2020

Note the outlier
Which was Neptune in Pisces-Mars last year

But also 3 fully negative results, tied with Mercury for worst frequency of negative returns

It would take a lot to turn current Pisces-Mars negative, however, returning to less outlier status would be more normal esp with Mars weaker
A lot in that 1 chart... like I said Twitter is not best format for this type of complexity. Since 1945:

Neptune in term Venus down only 1x, minor
Neptune in term Jup down only 1x, Virgo-Jup

Saturn down 2x
Merc & Mars 3x each

Biggest crashes Virgo-Merc 1929+
Aqu-Mars 2008
I am NOT predicting a crash from here at this point

But pointing out that Neptune in term Mars likely bigger swings, these can be up as 2020 illustrated but that requires Mars in strong condition, not really the case now, and higher chance of negative returns
Continuing...

Uranus direct in Taurus-Venus, this has helped stocks, hurt oil the most as new tech is making oil obsolete

Here's Uranus through signs on CL oil futures
Now to superiors:

Saturn direct in Aqu-Merc

Jupiter direct in Aqu-Ven; in bull markets Jup in terms of Venus best returns by a pretty significant amount
Mars in Taurus, now term Mercury at 8' from 1/23 which I think will be more subject to change given Merc condition ahead

NN in Gemini-Mars, 2 more weeks. Has been best for cryptos & small caps, historic rally for both since 9/26 on this change. But Mars condition hitting BTC...
SN in Sag-Merc, has been for a while. Out of Sag-Saturn weakened safe haven trades.

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Sun in Aquarius, ruled by Saturn which is now in tight sqr to Uranus. Smartest $ on Wall St is talking about inflation, bond yields... this is the most likely move and theme of Sat sqr Uranus
Sun in Aqu, past Saturn now & moving to Jupiter

Venus continuing in Cap

Merc slowing in Aquarius

So many data studies for just these...
Now terms
Sun term Merc > Aqu-Venus 1/26 midday. Usually a + but not this week.

Venus term Venus >term Saturn 1/26 > term Mars 1/29
Venus under pressure this week

Mercury term Mars > term Saturn 1/26. Mercury stationing here, double-Saturn term, not nice
Moon Q2-3
Gem (Sunday only) including cnj NN, Cancer, Leo

Here's Moon data for SPX futures April 2020 - current, this does flop around but Gem & Cancer have been pretty good
Aspects of note
Venus cnj Pluto 1/28 early, probably risk-off

Sun cnj Jup 1/28 late, should help rebound
Bottom line
Mars should be more variable and Mercury slowing in tough term. Venus also under pressure this week. This means risk-on trades less strong.

But all stock trends quite healthy, and Sun together with Jup should be stabilizing influence. Dips likely to be bought.
Merc Rx soon enough, an entire thread could be just for Merc Rx and impact on markets. Turns often near station or midpoint. Some choppy range most likely, referring to stocks here.

That's it good luck happy to answer any Qs
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