The Beginners Guide to the Financial Universe

An Introduction to the Role of the Sun, Moon and Planets in Financial Markets

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Book Details

Pages

208 Pages

Size

8.5 x 11

Format

Trade Paperback

Pub. Date

03/01/2017

ISBN

978-0-89254-224-6

Publisher

Nicolas-Hays, Inc

Authors

Christeen H. Skinner is the author of The Financial Universe. She is a practicing astrologer based in London and is the director of Cityscopes London, a company specializing in future casting. She holds a diploma from the Faculty of Astrological Studies where she has taught for a decade, and she has been chair of the Astrological Association of Great Britain.

Written in response to the demand from clients and astrology students, this book provides an introduction to the financial universe, illustrating the role of the Sun, Moon, planets, and major planet cycles in market movements.

In The Beginners Guide to the Financial Universe, financial astrologer Christeen Skinner takes a step-by-step approach to understanding how the events in the solar system affect market movements. Starting with the sunspot cycle and moving on to seasonality charts and lunar trading, she presents information in an easy-to-read style. As viewed from Earth, the planets each have periods when they appear to be retrograde, i.e., moving backward relative to Earth. These periods and their correlation with market activity are considered along with the role Mars plays as it moves through each sign of the zodiac. The phases of a recognized 20-year business cycle–the exact period between one conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn and the next–are also explored. The concluding chapter offers date, time, and place data that can be used for further investigation.

Chapters include the following:

  • The Sunspot Cycle and the Markets
  • Seasonality Charts and Key Dates
  • Trading with Mercury and Venus
  • The Role of Mars in Commodity Trading
  • The Jupiter-Saturn 20-Year Business Cycle
  • Charts of Key Markets and Indices

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