Astrology/Gann Overlay Tool
This script allows users to overlay the planetary locations in relation to the heliocentric and geocentric coordinates with specific settings of square (90/180 degrees) or hexagonal (60/120 degrees) angles in relation to either the equinox or the sun and earth.
By plotting the planetary locations for a given asset, one can work out which significant planetary geometries correlate to significant price movement of events. This tool predominantly shows significant planetary events in relation to stock indices or assets that have significant interest such as BTC.
In this example, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn are overlayed BTCUSD showing square and hexagonal degrees.
Astrological symbols from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astrological_symbols are used to denote the various planets on the chart with the associated angle it makes either with the heliocentric system (i.e. with the equinox) or the geocentric system (i.e. with the sun and earth).
The Keplerian approximation was used to calculate the planetary coordinates valid only for the years 1800 AD - 2050 AD. A publication from NASA was used to estimate the coordinates (https://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/txt/aprx_pos_planets.pdf) which requires a numerical method to solve Kepler's equation. Setting the number of iterations and displaying the error will show the error in the calculated coordinates for the heliocentric coordinates in brackets next to the degrees shown on Tradingview with this script. An error close to zero or 1E-6 is considered acceptable.
By plotting the planetary locations for a given asset, one can work out which significant planetary geometries correlate to significant price movement of events. This tool predominantly shows significant planetary events in relation to stock indices or assets that have significant interest such as BTC.
In this example, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn are overlayed BTCUSD showing square and hexagonal degrees.
Astrological symbols from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astrological_symbols are used to denote the various planets on the chart with the associated angle it makes either with the heliocentric system (i.e. with the equinox) or the geocentric system (i.e. with the sun and earth).
The Keplerian approximation was used to calculate the planetary coordinates valid only for the years 1800 AD - 2050 AD. A publication from NASA was used to estimate the coordinates (https://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/txt/aprx_pos_planets.pdf) which requires a numerical method to solve Kepler's equation. Setting the number of iterations and displaying the error will show the error in the calculated coordinates for the heliocentric coordinates in brackets next to the degrees shown on Tradingview with this script. An error close to zero or 1E-6 is considered acceptable.
Release Notes:
This new version now also includes the 45, 90 and 60 degree angles.
Release Notes:
This new version includes a more accurate way of presenting the angles made for the geocentric and heliocentric aspects. The previous version only considered one planet in relation to the earth or sun. In this new version, two planets are compared to either the earth or sun as the pivot point.