for financial stocks and crypto data – Full Landscape View #6 (Finance)

CIT = Change in Trend, an inflexion point

Edited to include sidereal chart, 29th February 2020

This article should be read along with the AC post:

Bitcoin – the astrology 

and

CIT Analysis for Aspect Hits 

Menus Icons

CIT Analysis Tabbed Menu

To get to the CIT Analysis form tap here

Missing CIT aspects

it can be seen from the above post that not all significant CIT’s have a corresponding/associated aspect to the radix. It was found that aspects to the radical BTC MC did not seem to be associated with any significant hits. However, this article will show that this is not the case and that aspects the MC are possibly significant. Or at least to a point near the current MC long position.

The question is: what are these supposed longitude positions of a planet that aspects these CIT’s? How are they found?

It may be possible that that the Asc and MC are inaccurate and the Missing CIT Aspect procedure/form may help to find the true positions of these points. Thus, this is a rectification method.

A suitable procedure would be as follows:

Note only transiting aspects to the radix are used to calculate the aspect hits in this example as was shown in the AC blog post.

1. Find the most significant transiting aspecting planet to BTC (Saturn)
2. Assign missing aspect dates – see Adding a Missing CIT Date menu icon
3. Calculate Saturn’s (and other planets) position to CIT dates that do not have a transiting aspect from any planet (Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto) to the BTC radix. ie use the Missing CIT Aspect Date table to do this.

4. Review the data to see if there are (multiple similar) longitudinal positions of Saturn (and other planets) that might indicate a point that that is significant. Please see the screenshot below.

For instance by reviewing the results of the calculation it may be that Saturn’s (and Neptune) longitudinal position for different CIT dates are at 12 degrees 02 minutes. This may indicate a sensitive degree that is associated with particular point, in this case the radical MC. It may be that there are other sensitive degree positions but they may not be so easily associated with a particular point such as the Asc or MC.

The BTC chart should then be adjusted. Further test should be applied and the chart should be reviewed for the accuracy of the new point(s).

Adding a Missing CIT Date menu icon

Add a missing CIT aspect menu icon

The Missing CIT Aspect Date table

Add missing CIT aspect Date – table

When a date is successfully added:

Added Missing Aspect CIT Date

Swipe left to delete a record

Locating close longitudinal positions

CIT Analysis Missing CIT aspects

Similar analysis for Bitcoin sidereal chart

Bitcoin Sidereal Aspects to the MC

Annotated Screenshot

Missing aspects

CIT’s – from coinmarketcap.com, and the corresponding BTC charts

June 18th 2016 Saturn 12 01

June 18th 2016 – Aspect to MC by transit of Saturn

Jan 6th 2018 Neptune 12 02

Jan 6th 2018 – aspect to MC by a transit from Neptune

Another example of transiting Saturn aspect to the MC

Transiting Saturn aspect to MC

Notes:

A new table for the added Missing CIT dates is provided. Records are identified by the stock or crypto currency.

Missing CIT aspect dates for BTC are provided for the date range February 25th, 2014 – July 29th, 2018 – automatically provided on AC install or update.

Personal points such as the Asc, MC etc are not calculated for transits because the time used always the natal UTC time.

However, these points are calculated for Secondary Progressions, and Solar Arc directions

from AC ver 1.94

CIT Analysis with List Button

List and Info icons/buttons

List and Info icons/buttons

CIT Analysis – list

CIT Analysis with Print And Share Buttons

Scroll for further information

CIT Analysis – scroll

CIT Analysis Settings

Settings Icon/button

CIT Analysis Settings

Print and Share icons/buttons

Print and Share icons/buttons

Share Form

Share form (Apple)

Print Form

Print CIT Analysis

Error Messages

An Aspect Hit date must NOT be more that three days greater or less than the associated/matching CIT date.

Examples:

Aspect Hit date: 17th Dec 2018  –  allowed CIT date range: 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th

Incorrect Date matching

Incorrect date matching

Error Message – ver 1.94 shows Aspect Hit date that has no associated CIT date in the error message.

Correct Date matching

Correct Date matching

To remove this check switch off the Check associated dates, in the Settings form

CIT Analysis is now part of a tabbed form for:

Tab 1: Analysis of Aspects Hit dates to the radix compared to the actual CIT date. To determine accuracy.

Tab 2: Missing Aspects when there is a significant CIT.

For financial stocks and crypto data – Full Landscape View #6 (Finance)

CIT = Change in Trend, an inflexion point

Menus Icons

CIT Analysis Tabbed Menu

To get to the CIT Analysis form – tap here

For Tab 2 see:   Missing Aspects when there is a significant CIT

This article covers Tab 1:

Analysis of Aspects Hit dates to the radix compared to the actual CIT date

Two new forms and associated menu icons (plus Info/Help form):

CIT Analysis, and Add a CIT – see screenshots below.

A new table for the added CITs. Automatically populated when adding a CIT. Records are identified by the stock or crypto currency.

CIT’s for BTC are provided for the date range Dec 7th 2017 to June 13th 2018 – automatically provided on AC install or update. These dates were use by the author to produce the analysis seen below, Analysis of BTC. Each date may be deleted by swiping left as it is quite possible that these dates do not match your Aspect Hits. See below: Adding a CIT and Analysis menu icons

CIT = Change in Trend

Requirements: Aspect Hit data, and CIT data.

Theory: Using the BTC chart as an example. Once a list of AC Aspect Hits is generated for the BTC natal chart a simple analysis can be made to see if these Aspect Hits coincide with significant CIT’s in the BTC price.

Using the AC BTC chart, dates can be added to the CIT table were there is a significant CIT – long-press over a CIT and press the + icon.

Procedure: Using Aspect Hits data produce some simple stats. For example Bitcoin exact aspects to the Radix and compare these dates to the actual associated Changes in Trend (CIT) date of the Bitcoin price.

Analysis of BTC

CIT Analysis Form – this is part of a tabbed form, which includes Missing CIT Aspects

Removing (un-tick) an Aspect Hit from the calculation.

Note that the associated CIT Date record must be un-ticked too

CIT Analyis with one associated record removed from each table

Most frequent applying planet/point, often Transiting planet/point (added ver 1.96)

Count of most frequent applying planet or point to the radix

Adding a CIT and Analysis menu icons

Analysis menu icon. Adding a CIT Date menu icon

When a date is successfully added:

Added CIT Date

Swipe left to delete a record

Updated menu icons: (from AC ver 1.97)

Add a missing CIT aspect menu icon

To add a CIT date to the CIT table – select CIT’s in the Aspect Hit date range

1. Long-press over the financial chart and select an actual CIT date to compare with an associated Aspect Hit date. Release long-press.
2. Tap the + button icon. The CIT Date table is shown above the financial chart and the date is added to the table. The time is ignored.
3. Continue until the number of actual CIT dates is the same number as the possible associated Aspect Hit dates
4. View the results in the Analysis form. The CIT dates will always be shown in date order.

When adding dates duplicate dates are ignored. You can swipe to delete a date record.

Info/Help

Day Orb CIT

Warning Message

Selected Records Totals Warning Message

Ensure that the selected CIT and Selected Aspect Hit totals are the same.

Basic and Simple Analysis

Please note this is a basic and simple analysis. Various factors are not taken into account. Such as: is the CIT significant? Are there two aspects happening at the same time that seemingly interfere with each other and cause the CIT to be less significant that could be hoped for.

However, I believe that the analysis does give a broad indication of the effectiveness of using Transits to the BTC radix to signify a change in trend (before it happens). This may not apply to other financial instruments.

Additional Sidereal Example (similar to above)

Aspect Hits – Sidereal BTC

CIT Aspect Analysis Sidereal

CIT Sidereal Analysis Bitcoin Chart

Ensure that the 15 degree aspect is selected

Fifteen degree aspect selected