Personal Guidance, Thoughtfully Explained
Understanding Your Concern
Money questions attract the most extravagant claims in this field, because the promise is measurable and the desire is universal. It is worth being precise about which money questions a chart addresses and which it does not.
What the Chart Addresses
The second house carries accumulated wealth and the eleventh carries gains and income. Read with the running period, they describe stretches in which resources build and stretches in which they drain, and that pattern is usually recognisable from a person's own past.
Borrowing, repayment and the periods in which debt tends to become a problem are the other practically useful findings.
- The second house for accumulated wealth, the eleventh for gains
- Periods in which resources build and periods in which they drain
- When borrowing is likely to be manageable and when it is not
- Whether a lean stretch has an end in sight
What It Does Not Address
It does not pick investments, forecast a market, or name a stock. Anyone offering that is offering a service that would be worth an enormous amount if it worked, and is instead selling it for a consultation fee, which is itself the answer.
Nor is astrological advice a substitute for a qualified financial adviser, and nothing here should be treated as investment advice.
- No stock, no market forecast and no investment selection
- A service that worked this way would not be sold at a consultation fee
- No substitute for a qualified financial adviser
- Nothing here constitutes investment advice
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How Your Consultation Works
- 1
Read the Wealth Houses
The second and eleventh with their lords, assessed against what you already know of your own pattern.
- 2
Map the Periods
The stretches in which resources build or drain, given as ranges you can plan around.
- 3
State the Boundary
What falls outside the method is named, so no part of the reading is taken as investment advice.
Common Questions
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