Basic Principles of Geocosmic Studies for Financial Market Timing

As the planets travel around the Sun in their predictable orbits, they do so in the foreground of a circular band of constellations known as "the Zodiac." It is against the zodiac background that a planet's position is measured and identified.

There are twelve (12) constellations which make up the zodiac, also known as "signs," and each is given a space of 30 degrees. In actuality, these "constellations" may contain more or less than 30 degrees in the heavens, and they do not form a perfect circular backdrop for the planets motions.

But as "signs" used in the study of astrology, they are measured 30 degrees each, starting with the season of Spring (around March 21 of every year).