NYSE weekly transit chart — 12 June 2023

(12 June 2023)  We see a very mixed set of transits to the NYSE horoscope this week. Like last week, Saturn still appears to be in the forefront as it forms an exact 45 degree alignment with the natal Moon at 28 Pisces.  While this is not a full strength aspect, it is nonetheless conjunct in the 8th divisional varga chart and thus could exert some negative influence in the near term.  With Saturn approaching its retrograde station this coming Saturday, June 17, this aspect to the Moon assumes a potentially greater importance.

While the Saturn alignment looks bearish, the approaching conjunction of Jupiter to the natal Venus (14 Aries) may be more positive.  This conjunction is still some ways off so it is unclear if it will coincide with too much upside in the coming days. With tomorrow’s CPI and Wednesday’s FOMC statement, it may be too far away to deliver much upside.  We shall see.

Another possible cloud on the horizon is the upcoming square alignment involving Pluto (5 Capricorn) and the nodes, Rahu (7 Aries) and Ketu (7 Libra). This also doesn’t look like it will be active this week although it is something to watch for the rest of the month, especially since it aligns with the Ascendant (5 Cancer), Saturn (5 Aries) and Neptune (5 Libra).

 

 

 

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