Author Archives: Bill Hansen

Jupiter/Saturn Conjunction in Aquarius

THE JUPITER/SATURN CONJUNCTION IN AQUARIUS My interest was perked after reading an article by astrologer E. Alan Meece in which he makes a convincing case that Jupiter/Saturn conjunctions in Aquarius denote great reform movements. The conjunction of December 21, 2020 at 00 29’ Aquarius actually lines up with stars in the early degree of constellation […]

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Cyber Attack 2021

WE’VE BEEN ATTACKED. OUR ENTIRE INTERNET NETWORK HAS BEEN HACKED. WE ARE VULNERABLE TO SEVERE CYBER-ASSAULT. I’ve been predicting this on and off for the past couple of years. Now it has happened. Mercury and Pluto are in opposition in the U.S. horoscope.  Mercury represents business, communications, and education.  Pluto stands for espionage, the internet, […]

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2020 Triple Alignment

2020 TRIPLE ALIGNMENT A colossal cosmic event is fast approaching that has the world astrological community abuzz with the possible consequences. Three planets will join in conjunction, not at the same time but in rapid succession in 2020. This particular alignment has occurred before but it is very rare. Saturn will join Pluto first on […]

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Sunspots 2023-24

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NEWS BEFORE THE NEWS SUNSPOTS Sunspots have a lot to do with weather trends.  They also indicate during their cyclical rise and peak restlessness, anxiety, tension, increased accidents, storminess and cooler weather, conflicts, wars, pandemics (72% of the time), and mass human/animal migrations.  Low sunspot periods correspond with less human energy and production, epidemic diseases […]

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Temperature Trends 2022-23

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TEMPERATURE The national average temperature indicates a variety of political, social, and life-style trends.  During warm trends governments are more centralized.  International affairs take precedence over national ones.  Federal regulations increase.  Prices rise.  Moral decadence is unprecedented.  During cool trends, individualism replaces group or state control.  National affairs become more important than foreign ones.  Prices […]

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Precipitation Forecast 2023

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PRECIPITATION National average precipitation is an accurate indicator of the economy.  It is often a ‘leading indicator’ of what is to come.  Wet trends correspond with bull markets and a growing economy.  Dry trends correspond with bear markets and a shrinking economy. The graph depicts the precipitation cycle since detailed records were recorded.  Pay attention […]

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National Forecast 2023

NEWS BEFORE THE NEWS U.S. PREDICTIONS FOR 2023 Three methods will be used to describe the trends for the United States in 2023: major transits in the heavens during the year, the Declaration of Independence chart using my Diurnal-Planet-for-a-Year direction (DPY)* and significant transits to the U.S. natal planets. *This new direction method is fully […]

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Financial Forecast 2023

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2023  FINANCIAL FORECAST Stock prices are a neat reflection of public sentiment.  The rise of business brings exuberance, in the fall despair.  Public confidence, spending, and investment are up as the market rises.  Pessimism, hoarding, and conservatism prevail as the market turns down. The stock market suffered in 2022.  The DJIA lost 8.8%.  The worst […]

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Oil Money and War

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OIL MONEY AND WAR Oil is a factor in world economic and political stability.  As oil prices increase so do most finished goods.  Stock markets and the general world economy are sensitive to fluctuating oil prices.  Considering that many of the principal exporters of crude oil – Saudi Arabia, Russia, Norway, Venezuela, Iran, UAE, Nigeria, […]

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Putin’s War

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PUTIN’S WAR            The inflationary spiral and economic fallout of the Russian invasion of Ukraine is spelled out in my Financial Forecast for 2022.  The broader impact of a prolonged or escalating conflict beyond the borders of Ukraine depends entirely on Vladimir Putin. Vladimir grew up in Leningrad during the 1950s.  The city was still […]

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