The charts contained here are precisely what any sensible astrologer, who has an interest in the markets, would want to have to hand. Timed "First trade" charts are not easy to come by, they don't turn up in bookshops as a rule and for that alone this book is worth having.

Those with even a reasonable understanding of astrology would immediately recognise that about this book. I am not a gambler, but I test my predictive skills with charts like these and I'm surprised at the number hits thats come up. Thats not solely from my astro skills, its because the charts are reliably timed which is always the best starting point.

This is an excellent primer for anyone venturing into trading stocks. It should their first investment. Bill Meridian has a long and successful career in stocks, those into "astro finance" already know this. Buy this book with confidence. --Ron Howland

A classic astro-trading text written in 1940 by George Bayer.

This volume presents the ABC of common laws on market movements. It moves a bit slower than Bayer's "Time Factors" but is full of essential information.

This dynamite book has forty-eight rules for trading Wheat and eleven Rules for Stocks. Everything is written for a reason.

This book is meant to be used with an American Ephemeris for accurate timing.

Bayer's work provides a foundation upon which we build our rules of forecasting movements of commodities. A little basic knowledge of astronomy would not hurt if you seek real understanding, but an exploration of Bayer is sure to bring you many rewards.

If you have ever wanted to learn how to trade by the stars, but did not know where to start, this book may be right for you.

Larry Pesavento, an experienced market technician,  begins at the very beginning by teaching the basics of astrology. He includes the basic definitions and explanations fo the planetary movements. Included in the topics covered are explanations of the Zodiac and its relationship to the signs and houses, eclipses, equinoxes and solstices as well as Lunar phenomena.

In the later part of this book, Pesavento pulls it all together with a discussion on the applications of these planetary cycles to the financial markets with many charted examples.

The title "Financial Astrology" of this book is reductive: this is not another book about horoscopes or sun signs.

The subtitle of the book is much more appropriate "How to forecast business and the stock market": when it comes to forecasting the Business cycle traditional economic and econometric models simply do no work, in this book the author focused (the first edition of the book is almost 30 years old) on non conventional explanations of the Business cycle such planetary and astronomical cycles.

"Astro-economics" is conventionally reputed a pseudo-science, well I started my career as an economist and to be honest I find natural and astronomical cycles a subject much more worth of study than Econometrics if you are interested in forecasting the Business cycle, and this is still a good book to start with. --Diego Ratti

A very interesting book on two subjects: Astro and Geometry, applied to the markets.

Although the planetary dissertation is not appropriate for the beginner due to the complexity of the content, the Geometric part of the book is easy enough to follow.

This book helped me finding a 'secret within' on the Geometric side of the book. Since it is a 'secret' I'll not reveal it here and now. It has helped make a lot of money trading!

I must recommend it for the Gann students alike since they will find easy examples on astro aspects and geometric angles, illustrated and explained in an easy way.

If you're into 'traditional' trading styles à lá Dow Theory, you won't like this one...

Me, well, I read it twice with increasing interest.  --Imm-Trader