The Bradley Siderograph is based on the combined total of a variety of planetary aspects and declinations. Sometimes declinations on their own appear to closely mirror security prices. An excellent example of this is the extent to which Microsoft’s stock price has had a high correlation with either (1) the declination of Mercury or (2) the inverse of the declination of Mercury.
Correlation of Microsoft’s Stock Price with the Declination of Mercury from 2000 – 2002
Since the turn of the millennium Microsoft’s stock price has closely followed either (1) the declination of Mercury or (2) the inverse of the declination of Mercury. This relationship was mentioned in Earik Beann’s book, “The Handbook of Market Esoterica.”
Given that the relationship periodically inverts, it’s more important to note changes in the direction of Mercury’s declination (i.e., points where the declination was going down and then turns up, and vice versa) rather than focusing on the absolute direction of Mercury’s declination.
See below for the historical correlations from 2000 – 2002 as well as graphs of this relationship over the last decade (i.e., February 2005 – February 2015).
Correlation Between MSFT & Mercury Declinations Over the Last Decade (2/14/2005 – 2/13/2015)
Although it’s interesting that there was a high correlation between Microsoft’s stock price and Mercury Declinations/Inverse Declinations since the turn of the millennium, how well has this correlation performed over the last decade? Is it still working? I was curious so I did some research. Aside from a few months during the summer of 2011 during the Eurozone Crisis, this correlation has generally remained steady at 70% or higher.
February 2005 – January 2006
February 2006 – November 2007
November 2007 – January 2010
January 2010 – December 2010
January 2011 – September 2012
September 2012 – February 2015
Donald Bradley placed a greater weight on planetary aspects than declinations when he developed his Bradley Siderograph formula. Therefore, in his view, overall planetary aspects were at least as important as declinations. However, the results above make it clear that it is important to take into account planetary declinations.
Thanks for your work on this – as a novice – is this the same declination one sees on your dashboard ?
Hi Simon – Thanks for your question. The Bradley Siderograph is based on (1) planetary aspects and (2) the declination of Mars and Venus. The Bradley Siderograph does not incorporate the declination of Mercury. I’m getting ready to release a “Declinations Dashboard” that will let you compare the security of your choice to the declination of any of the planets. I hope this helped!