Saturn with its orbital period of 29.5 years is the sixth planet from the Sun and the second largest planet in the Solar System.
In astrology,
Saturn traditionally is the ruling planet of Capricorn and it is
associated with restriction, limitation, rule, authority and order, in
this sense it is often said that “What Jupiter expands, Saturn
constricts”. In financial astrology Saturn is closely tracked
because of its tendency to depress prices when in unfavorable position
in the sky or in the natal charts.
The symbol of
the planet Saturn reminds of a sickle and it is associated with its role
as ruler of agriculture and more symbolically with death as the moment
of harvesting life.
The planet
Saturn has been closely observed by the ancients since the time of the
Sumerian civilization because its cycle was closely correlated with crop
cycles: in Roman mythology it was the god of agriculture, founder of
civilizations and ruler of social order.
Among the most closely watched cycles of Saturn were:
Sun-Saturn 1.0352 yrs
Mercury-Saturn 0.2424 yrs
Venus-Saturn 0.6283 yrs
Mars-Saturn 2.009 yrs
Jupiter-Saturn 19.8593 yrs (the Master Time Factor of W.D. Gann)
Saturn-Uranus 45.363 yrs
Saturn-Neptune 35.86 yrs
Saturn-Pluto 127.139 yrs
Saturn Geocentric Ecliptic Longitude 29.457 yrs
Saturn Heliocentric Equatorial Right Ascension
Saturn Heliocentric Equatorial Declination 29.457 yrs
Saturn Uranus Conjunction and the S&P500 index crash of 1987
Mars Saturn cycle and Crude Oil ETF (United Staes Oil Fund USO) year 2006-2011
Jupiter-Saturn cycle and GLD (Gold ETF) years from 2007 to 2008.
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