Issue No. 155 – Saturday 16 June 2023
Stocks rise in the past 2 weeks.
Stocks will continue rising in June. For explanation, please read last post.
We expect Recession in 2nd half year of 2023. The reasons are (as put forth in the last post) because 3 neutral Outer planets (Neptune, N Node and Uranus) join forces to act on and de-stabilize Jupiter and Jupiter Trojans.
Here again is the Jupiter-centered Ephemeris with bearish markings (of last post) for reference:
There is a precedent (Onslaught of the Great Depression):
In 1929, DJIA nose-dives 45% (in 2 months) from early Sep to early Nov. The reasoning is similar to that of 2023 – All 3 neutral Outer planets (Neptune, N Node and Uranus) join hands to de-stabilize Jupiter &/or Jupiter Trojans.
In 1929 Sep-Nov, the specific aspects are:
Uranus occupies 600 behind Jupiter.
It is [Jup AT Conjunction Uranus]
N Node occupies 300 behind Jupiter. It is [Jup FT Square
N Node].
Neptune occupies 750 in front of
Jupiter. It is [Neptune Sesquare Jup AT].
The very bearish influence is aroused by
transits of Sun, Venus and Mercury.
I expect a recession in 2023 Q3-Q4 but it would not be as severe as that of 1929.
For commencement of the current recession, study heliocentric & geocentric Jupiter-centered Ephemerides:
Jupiter must be de-stabilized to start the
stock plunge.
Jupiter is attacked on the following 2
occasions:
Heliocentric: 25 July 2023 [Jupiter Square
Earth].
Geocentric: 22 Aug 2023 [Venus(R) Square
Jupiter].
There is one more sharply bearish aspect:
Geocentric: 08 Sep 2023 [Sun Opposition Jup
AT].
The Sun is a powerful planet here as it is
made stronger by [Sun Sesquare N Node].
Therefore, the Sun can de-stabilize Jup AT.
The commencement of the current recession is from the last 10 days of July 2023.
Before the commencement, I expect stocks to be steady, i.e. steady from now for about 4 weeks.
NB
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The Solar System is 3-dimensional. Declination (latitudinal) aspects are applied to forecast the strength of USD. Three occasions of Sterling devaluations are used for illustration.
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