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[Gann and Financial Astrology] Six Stars Retrograde and Stock Market Decline?

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The stock market has started to fall in recent months, as we have mentioned in this column about the Jupiter retrograde and the Sixth Star retrograde. What will happen to the stock market during this period of decline, and what will happen to the stock market in the future in Gann and financial astrology? In 463 B.C., the ancient Babylonians discovered that there seemed to be a strange connection between price fluctuations in the commercial world and the movement of the celestial bodies. Later, some practitioners involved in financial market transaction analysis began to predict the market through astronomical observation, forming the earliest financial astrology (Financial astrology). The great American banker JP Morgan (John Pierpont Morgan Sr.) also said, "Anyone can become a millionaire, but to become a billionaire, you need an astrologer." In the sky, Uranus, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Pluto, and Mercury have a total of six stars in retrograde at the same time. One of the...

[Gann Theory]There be any cycle in the stock market?

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  Absolutely, the answer is yes, but we can't apply a simple and fixed model to all stock markets. Each stock market is an independent viberation with its own cycle and development laws. Therefore, the cycle and law of the stock market will be introduced before presenting the text of this book. Since the 1900's, economists in western countries have engaged in the study the law of the cycle, and all believed that there was a long-term law in the economic growth or recession. There is noting new thing under the sun. In 1930, the American economist S. Kuznets proposed a business cycle applying to housing construction, with an average length of 20 years. This long-term cycle is known as the "Kuznets" cycle, or building cycle. C Juglar, a French economist, published his Business Crisis and Cycle in France, Britain and the  United   States in 1862. In this book, he pointed out that the capitalist economy fluctuated every nine to ten years, as generally called "Juglar c...