The planet Venus has an eight-year cycle when the Earth and Venus align at the Sun Zodiac degree. [...] The eight-year cycle of Venus has an effect on the Dow Jones Industrial Averages falling in the 70-100 percent accuracy that I call the Venus-line. The Venus-line means having four or more consecutive weekly patterns, and if the pattern is RED we know the trend is up, and if the pattern is GREEN we know the trend is down.
» Each trading week is marked by the R for (RED) and G
for (GREEN). The GREEN indicates that
the week should end on the down
side, and RED indicates that it should end on the up side. «
Tables 4.5 to 4.7: The Venus Degree Line 2015 to 2026, and Tables 4.9 to 4.11 for 2027 to 2038.
[...] In the above tables you have the Venus-line until the year 2050, and each trading week is marked by the R for (RED) and G for (GREEN). The GREEN indicates that the week should end on the down side, and RED indicates that it should end on the up side. This is taken from the five-days in the week and based on the degree of Venus. Meaning, how many of those days will be up and how many of those days will be down.
Quoted from:
Jack Gillen (2002) - Astro-Stats for the New York Stock Exchange. (No online copy found.)
Jack Gillen (2002) - Astro-Stats for the New York Stock Exchange. (No online copy found.)
(13×224.701 days=2,921.1 days) nearly equal 8 Earth years (8×365.256 days=2,922.0 days).
Gillen's "Venus-line" refers to sequences of four or more consecutive weekly patterns marked as RED or GREEN. For 2026, the above tables 4.5 to 4.7 show a mixed pattern, with approximately 60% of weeks marked RED (upward) and 40% GREEN (downward). This suggests an overall positive but volatile outlook for the DJIA, with potential net gains over the year. However, given the cyclical nature of Venus' influence, trends in 2026 are expected to mirror those in years offset by multiples of eight, e.g., 2010 or 2018. In 2018, the DJIA exhibited significant volatility, starting the year at approximately 24,809 and closing at 23,327, resulting in an annual return of -5.63%.
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