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Pick Your Stocks with Astrology
By Carol S. Mull
Hundreds
of trading systems, soft ware packages, and books have been written and
designed to forecast the uctuations of the future and commodity markets, but very
little
has been produced in the astro-eld to help investors and traders of individual
stocks.
The exceptions to this dearth of tools and information
are a few books, mostly outdated, and
a handful of newsletters. Mull Publications is
planning to ll this gap with a series of products,
books, and courses of study. The rst of these products to be made
available is a collection of the astrological charts
of approximately 2500 corporations,
mutual funds, country funds, futures, commodities,
stock exchanges, and currencies. The major
portion of this collection is composed of individual
corporate charts, i.e., virtually every stock
that is commonly traded. It is available from Trader’s
World.
Matrix has put this chart collection on compact disk
format, which will allow you to sort,
compare, and manipulate huge numbers of charts. The
Compact Data System lets you do this,
and gives you a way to compare large sets of data,
using a variety of unusual techniques. At
your disposal are aspects and angular separations,
sign and house placement, interface nodes,
bum rate, harmonics, graphs, distance values, horizon
orientation, and more. And, with a little
astrological knowledge, you will be able to forecast
such things as whether the stock is likely to go
up or go down (both short-term and long-term), when a
takeover or merger is eminent, if a growth
stock is likely to become an mdustry
leader, or when the CEO is likely to depart.
The incorporation chart disk sells for $200, like
other disks in the Corporate Data Library.
To run these, you need the Compact Data System, which
costs $100 and comes with The
Circle Book of Charts (over 1000 charts of historical
personalities) as a bonus. So, total
cost is only $300.
The collection is arranged into categories as follows:
Basic Materials aluminum, other
nonferrous, chemicals, forest products, diversied mining, paper products, precious metals,
steel, Energy coal, oil and gas, oil field equipment
and supplies, pipelines, Industrial air
freight/couriers, building materials, containers and
packaging, diversied
industrial, electrical
components and equipment, factory equipment, heavy
construction, heavy machinery, marine
transportation, pollution control and waste
management, railroads, industrial and commercial
services, transportation equipment, trucking, Consumer
advertising, airlines, automobile
manufacturers, automobile parts and equipment,
beverages, casinos, cosmetics/personal
care, food, food retailers, health care providers,
home construction, home furnishings,
household products, lodging, media, medical supplies,
pharmaceuticals, recreation products,
restaurants, retailers, consumer services, textiles
and apparel, Technology aerospace and
defense, communications, computers, diversied technology, industrial technology, medical
and biotechnology, ofce
equipment, semiconductor and related, software and processing,
Financial banks, country funds, diversied nancial services, insurance, mutual funds, real
estate management, savings and loan, securities
brokers, Utilities telephone systems, electric,
gas, water,Conglomerates,
Commodities and Futures currencies, cotton, energy, farm products
(food), indexes, lumber, meat, metals, municipal
bonds, treasury bills-bonds-notes, Exchanges
United States, foreign National U.S. Charts U.S., U.S.
Currency, U.S. Treasury, etc. Money yen,
franc, mark, pound, guilder, etc. (date made legal
tender)
Within these categories, stock charts are filed by
Ticker Symbol and exchange. For
example, General Motors is GM:NY; International
Business Machines is IBM:NY; Amgen, Inc.
is AMGN:OTC. The birthdays of corporations are considered
to be the date of their most recent
incorporation, as that is when they become legal
entities. It is important that it be the most
recent incorporation, because companies grow and
change over the years. As they do, they
usually nd
that their old legal structure is no longer adequate. They are then likely to le new
papers-of-incorporation, which action ends the legal
existence of the former corporation, and may
completely change the nature of the company. New
products will be offered and new business
policies will be adopted. Sometimes this is good for
the company, and sometimes it is a disaster.
It is always a change. The (Walt) Disney Company is a
good example.
Disney Company used to be a Virgo. Virgo attention to detail
was evident in the profusion of
drawings made of animated creatures. Uncle Walt
presided over a land that was squeaky clean
and Tinkerbell scattered a
white powder (Was it household detergent?) to bring enchantment to
The
in conversation. Nobody could possibly have been
lonesome in
owing
blood, no deaths, no disharmony in the Magic Kingdom.
Then Disney Company was reincorporated and became an
Aquarian. Almost overnight,
they began to make a different type of movie.
nature. There was worldwide expansion, with theme
parks in other countries.
Other examples of big changes are the tobacco companies.
When
tobacco, was conjunct Saturn, planet of restriction,
laws were passed, which required the “This
product is harmful label on cigarette packages. Public
buildings, airlines, and restaurants
would no longer allow smoking within them. In
desperation, many tobacco companies became
food companies, but still sold tobacco products in
foreign countries. All these happenings were
reected in the charts of the tobacco companies.
Disney company and the tobacco companies were examples
of major changes. Actually,
both large and small changes occur in companies
everyday. Companies merge, expand, le
bankruptcy, experience business downturns, lay off
workers, re the boss, open branches,
add new products, discontinue products and services. All
these happenings affect the prices
of their stocks. You will not be able to tell exactly
what is going on from the company’s natal
astrological chart, but you should be able to tell if
it will be positive or negative for the company’s
stock price and when it will happen.
Because there are so many mergers and reincorporations of businesses, Mull Publications
and Matrix Software plan to keep updating this
collection. That is, they plan to completely
check, update, add new companies, and eliminate cornpanies that no longer exist to one-fourth
of the collection each quarter, so that the entire
body of material is checked once a year.
You will be able to update by periodically purchasing
an updated data disk ($30.), without
replacing your Compact Data System.
Incorporation data such as this batch is not easily
assembled. The dates and states of
incorporation are usually published in the Moody and
the Standard and Poor Directories, but
that is not the most accurate source. If you ask your
broker, he is likely to give you the date that
the company went public, which is not what you need.
This data was carefully assembled by
writing to the corporate secretaries, founders or
legal departments of the companies involved,
or by checking with Secretary of State ofces. Its accuracy cannot be guaranteed, but every
effort has been made to provide the best information
possible.
I have been working with incorporation data for about fteen years. One of the things that
has been of interest to me is that the type of
industries that are the most prominent change
a lot over the years, but the months in which most
Standard and Poor’s “
are incorporated changes very little. What I mean is
that fteen years ago, manufacturing
companies still dominated the “S&P
“ Smokestack
changes correlate with the changes in our society.
Contrary to this, major national companies tend to be
incorporated with about the same
frequency at different times of the year. That is,
each time the Standard and Poor’s “
is published, there are likely to be twice as many
companies with Cancer sun as there are with
either Aries or Libra sun. The most used dates are
close to July 4th, our nation’s birthday. It
may be that Cancer sun companies prosper in the
the national chart, and that this would not
necessarily be so in other countries. It is also true
that major players on the
charts with planets in the chart of the New York Stock
Exchange. In fact, I have come to regard
these connections to the
emerging company is likely to become a giant.
Over the long-term, a Blue Chip company is most likely
to have a Cancer sun. Capricorn
sun is second in frequency. During the years that the
outer planets were transiting through
Sagittarius, Sagittarian companies were third in
frequency, but that changed when Saturn,
Uranus, and Neptune moved into Capricorn. I expect
Aquarian companies will be more dominant,
when the heavier planets have moved into Aquarius.
Small emerging cornpanies,that
break onto the scene with a lot of advertizing tend
to have
re or
air sign (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius, Gemini, Libra, Aquarius) suns, and they
leave the scene
just as quickly. The companies that grow and endure
are more likely to have sun in an earth
or water sign (Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn, Pisces,
Cancer, Scorpio). An emerging company with
Jupiter conjunct or trine the sun, and no other severe
aspects, is sure to expand and prosper. A
company with sun conjunct Pluto is likely to be a
leader within its industry.
Astrology is a very good timing device, and for this
reason, I have found corporate astrological
charts to be extremely valuable, when trading options.
Here is my approach:
Options are normally offered on about three hundred
stocks. Of these, only about thirty
are large enough cornpanies
to have enough shares outstanding to make it possible for the
option to move fast and signicantly. A company with fewer shares outstanding may
have
great aspects and transits, but I would trade its
stock rather than its option, because options
must move fast and decisively to be protable to the trader. I know the charts of these thirty
or so companies very well, and I constantly monitor
each of them for Jupiter and Saturn
transits to their sun, Venus, Mercury, Mars, or nodes.
The positions of their progressed
suns and transits to their outer planets are likely to
produce longer term policy changes,
which are of interest to the investor, but are not
fuel for the quick movements that bring
prots to the option traders.
When option trading, depending on the market in
general, purchase your option about
ten days before the target aspect is exact, and sell
as soon as the aspect is exact. Do not
tarry. When the aspect is over, it is over. Keep your
eye on the underlying stock rather
than the option. If the market goes against you, sell
immediately. This is not the place for
hope and wishful thinking.
The nancing for protable
takeovers has now evaporated, but they, too, can be predicted
via the astrological charts of corporations. I beneted from three major ones, and can offer
these guidelines:
Takeovers correlate with a transit Pluto aspect to the
sun or to the progressed sun. Pluto
aspects to other planets will bring rumors, but if the
sun is not involved, it will not actually happen.
During the takeover process, Pluto will go forward,
retrograde, and go forward again, producing
rumors and counter rumors over a period of several
months to a couple of years.
Another indicator that a company may be a takeover
target is an eclipse that is conjunct
its sun. This is a sign that the company may be going
out of existence and this signpost
often precedes a takeover. However, the company may be
going out of existence for other
reasons.
The timing of a takeover is tricky. A Mercury aspect
must be present to bring the negotiations
to the attention of the public, and a Mars aspect is
needed to trigger the actual event.
Not all takeovers and mergers are protable to the investor. You can gauge the probability
of
a takeover or a merger being protable to the investor by the presence of associated
Jupiter and
Venus aspects and the absence of Saturn aspects to the
Pluto/sun aspect.
Now, in the 90s, takeovers are rare. Today, the same
aspects that previously heralded
takeovers are more likely to announce vast expansion,
much reorganization, and a move
into the international market. Even so, such aspects
can indicate an opportunity for prot
to the option trader.
Fifty commodity and futures charts are included with this
collection. These are set for the
time, date, and place of the rst trade of that particular commodity or future
on The Chicago
Board of Trade, The Chicago Mercantile Exchange, or
The
Bayer wheat and corn charts are also included.
The United States Exchanges section includes the two
commonly used inception charts of
the New York Stock Exchange, the George Bayer chart
for the inception of the New York Stock
Exchange, the 1869 reorganization chart of the New
York Stock Exchange, and inception charts
for the Chicago Board of Trade,
foreign stock exchanges in this collection.
An interesting thing about stock exchanges around the
world is that so many of them have
planets conjunct or in aspect to twenty-six degrees
Taurus, which is the position of the xed
star Algol. By tradition, Algol has the nature of the business planets, Saturn and
Jupiter. To be
specic,
the
and in two more years the Frankfurt Exchange will have
progressed sun tine that degree. The
Exchanges either have a planet in this position or
they have planetary aspects to the position.
Only the
In late 1993 and again in 1994, Pluto in Scorpio will
be opposing the twenty-six degree
Taurus Algol position.
Transit Pluto opposite natal sun is the aspect that forced the break-up
of the old Bell Telephone Company, due to government
action. Pluto transits have a slow
and inevitable quality. Surely, this aspect will bring
sweeping changes to stock exchanges
around the world.
This chart collection will provide you with an
enormously useful tool for trading stocks, and
can open the door to much more research into the ways
that the planets affect the fortunes of
corporations. It is available on compact disk from
Trader’s World.
Carol Mull is an active trader, writer, and lecturer.
She is the editor/publisher of “The
Astro-Jnvestor” newsletter and the author of two books and of
numerous magazine articles. She
is co-sponsor of the World Conferences of Astro-Economics. She can be reached at P.O. Box
11133