First, the honest stuff
Can astrology really predict the stock market?
We don't claim to see the future perfectly. What we did was test old astrology rules against years of real price data, to see whether certain planet positions line up with sectors/commodities going up or down — and some do, more often than random chance would explain. So it isn't magic but also it isn't a guarantee. Markets also move on news, money flows and plain human emotion — so astrology is one clue, not the whole story.
Is this financial advice? Are you SEBI-registered?
No. We're not registered with SEBI (India's market regulator), and this is not advice telling you to buy or sell anything. Think of us as a research and education tool that gives you one more angle to think about. YYou are the decision-maker — and it's smart to talk to a licensed advisor before you risk real money.
How is this different from a random astrologer or a "tips" channel?
Most astrology-finance advice is just someone's opinion. We did the boring, hard part instead: we took 60 sectors and commodities, pulled years of real price history, and ran over 400+ backtests on each to check whether the old astrology rules actually held up. So every call comes with a real track record — a number showing how often that pattern worked in the past — not just a confident voice.
What happens if there's no clear pattern?
Then we tell you. If our data doesn't show a reliable signal for a period, the report says "no strong signal" instead of making something up. We'd rather be honest than sound confident and be wrong. A fake prediction helps nobody.
How it actually works
How does it decide which sectors will go up or down?
Two old systems do the heavy lifting. One — from a 6th-century astronomer named Varahamihira — says which planets are linked to which industries (like which planet connects to gold, or to tech). The other — Parashari — tracks where the planets are right now and when they move. We combined these two, tested them against real market data, kept only what worked, and that becomes each month's outlook.
What's a "Jaimini dasha," and why does it matter for me?
Jaimini is a branch of Indian astrology that reads your personal timing from your birth chart. The idea is simple: a period that's great for the market overall might still not be your moment — and the reverse can be true too. Your chart runs in slow-changing cycles called "dashas." So the personal report checks whether a stock fits not just the market, but you, right now.
What does the analysis tell us?
In Predictive Guide page, you'll input data like stock/commodity name, your birth details and your intent (buy/hold/exit). Our system analyses those based on planetary positions and it considers a maximum of next 60 days. The report predicts whether the stock or asset leans bullish or bearish in that period. It predicts if there are suitable chances of buying/holding/exiting. Your entry, your exit, and your risk are yours; the pattern is one informed input, not a guarantee.
Why do you need my exact birth time and place?
Because your personal chart depends on it. The exact minute and place you were born decide where the planets sat in your chart — that's what makes it "your personalised report". Even a 15-minute difference can shift parts of it. So the more exact your birth details, the more accurate your personal timing report.
Using it
Which stocks and things can I check?
Stocks, Metals, Commodities & Infra — across 21 major stock exchanges worldwide, including India, the US, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
Can I check foreign stocks like Apple or Tesla?
Yes. Pick the exchange (say, NASDAQ), type the company name or ticker (like "Tesla" or "TSLA"), and analysis will start. For stocks outside India you just type the name — our system looks up the live details for you.
What's the difference between the free and paid parts?
The Monthly Outlook is free and comes out on the 1st of every month. It's broad — it tells you which sectors look strong or weak. The Predictive Guide is paid and personal — you pick one specific stock, add your birth details, and get timing made for you.
How much does it cost? Is it a subscription?
Plans start at ₹1,000 (about $20 for international users) and last 30 days. There's no auto-renewal, so you're never charged again without choosing to. Plans give you 10, 25 or 100 reports, and you can top up any time you run out.
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