Generally, one or more of the large planets is/are also hovering over a natal position or in square or trine aspect to a natal position. Also, one or more of Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto are involved. At important highs and lows, there are many planets and many aspects involved. The trickiest part is to know how these work and when the change is significant.

(iv) Motion change by a planet, that is, from direct to retrograde and vice versa. (iii) Sign change by a planet (Please see March 2003 low and Uranus sign change) (ii) 360 circle harmonic aspects between/among 2 or more planets including the Sun, the Moon and the Moon’s node (i) Eclipses – solar or lunar, New Moon or Full Moon Mundane phenomena are the primary consideration in market turns. If a stock increases or decreases in value, we cannot argue with its direction or amplitude of the change. Markets are totally black and white and require much higher standard. Similarly, houses other than natural signs (even the division into 12 is somewhat questionable) don’t seem to have much value because of arbitrariness of the prevalent systems and people are also born near the earth’s poles. These systems exist because astrologers have been using these on humans in the name of general trends where there is lot of discretion as to how an event transpires and how that person takes it. don’t work consistently enough to make a bet on the markets. Other systems such primary directions, secondary directions, dashas etc. Everything else is calculated and manmade. Time is calculated by angles caused by transit planets to natal planets, and transit planets to other transit planets. Ascendant can be used to arrive at the hour and minute. Additionally, the Moon’s conjunction with other planets particularly, its Node, Jupiter and Saturn is very valuable in timing the events to the day. The Moon’s position is generally considered with respect to the Sun, that is, lunations and eclipses, both solar and lunar. The Moon’s Node is large because of its proven long-term effects.

The Sun is considered large for obvious reasons.

In other words, outer planets are considered large because of their position in our solar system. The Moon, Mercury and Venus are considered small planets. The Sun, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn (Satan), Uranus, Neptune, Pluto and the Moon’s Nodes are considered large planets. It's not my aim to teach basics of astrology and astronomy because the information is available abundantly on the internet. To achieve the results Gann achieved, we must use planets and natural phenomena.

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