Astrology

In Vedic‐Jyotish astrology there are the classical planets: Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, plus the lunar nodes Rahu & Ketu.
Each planet carries symbolic meaning (e.g., Jupiter = growth/expansion, Saturn = restriction/delay, etc.), which might be mapped to themes in markets (e.g., consolidation, expansion, crash).
In mundane astrology, outer planets (in Western astrology Uranus, Neptune, Pluto) may be invoked to explain larger structural shifts (financial innovation, banking crises, technological disruption).
Transits (a planet moving into a new sign or making aspects) are important: they can signal change in mood, policy, economy or market.
In Vedic‐Jyotish astrology there are the classical planets: Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, plus the lunar nodes Rahu & Ketu.
Each planet carries symbolic meaning (e.g., Jupiter = growth/expansion, Saturn = restriction/delay, etc.), which might be mapped to themes in markets (e.g., consolidation, expansion, crash).
In mundane astrology, outer planets (in Western astrology Uranus, Neptune, Pluto) may be invoked to explain larger structural shifts (financial innovation, banking crises, technological disruption).
Transits (a planet moving into a new sign or making aspects) are important: they can signal change in mood, policy, economy or market.

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