Development data 2016–2023. The 2024–26 data is sealed until the code is frozen. Live paper portfolios run from 27 October 2026.
Results · 2016–2023
What the planets did to NSE stocks
Each claim is compared with 2,000 fake calendars: the real sky shifted by random amounts, which keeps every retrograde's length and rhythm. A claim counts only if the real sky beats almost all of them.
Saturn retrograde
Claim: Steady stocks fall
Jupiter retrograde
Claim: Steady stocks fall
Saturn, Jupiter or Rahu changes sign
Claim: Steady stocks get jumpier
Saturn joins Rahu or Ketu
Claim: Steady stocks fall
Mercury retrograde
Claim: Volatile stocks fall
Mercury retrograde
Claim: Volatile stocks get jumpier
Mars retrograde
Claim: Volatile stocks fall
Amavasya (vs Purnima)
Claim: Volatile stocks do worse
Solar or lunar eclipse
Claim: Volatile stocks get jumpier
Slow vs fast planets
Claim: Slow planets move steady stocks, fast planets volatile ones
Bar = p-value against 2,000 shifted calendars (shorter is stronger). The green mark is 0.05; a claim must also survive correction for testing many claims. Data: h1_h9_dev.csv
Paper portfolios · live
Astrology against chance, in real time
Two astrology portfolios and four benchmarks, each starting with ₹10,00,000 on paper. Rules were published before the first trade.
Astro-timed
Steady and volatile stocks, each moved to cash in its planets' bad windows
first result after the first session
Astro picks
Stocks whose listing-date Moon is favoured by Jupiter and Saturn (Gochar)
first result after the first session
Random timing
Same rule, windows placed at random — benchmark
first result after the first session
Random picks
Same number of stocks, picked at random — benchmark
first result after the first session
Equal weight
Every liquid NSE stock, equal weight — benchmark
first result after the first session
Nifty 50
The index, bought once — benchmark
first result after the first session
Paper trading: hypothetical, not a claim of returns, and it can lose.
Published in advance
The astro schedule
Planet windows are known years ahead, so the full schedule to 2030 was published and Bitcoin-timestamped before the first trade. Anyone can check later that nothing moved. Next 30 trading days:
| 27 Oct | 28 Oct | 29 Oct | 30 Oct | 02 Nov | 03 Nov | 04 Nov | 05 Nov | 06 Nov | 09 Nov | 10 Nov | 11 Nov | 12 Nov | 13 Nov | 16 Nov | 17 Nov | 18 Nov | 19 Nov | 20 Nov | 23 Nov | 24 Nov | 25 Nov | 26 Nov | 27 Nov | 30 Nov | 01 Dec | 02 Dec | 03 Dec | 04 Dec | 07 Dec | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Steady half (slow planets) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Volatile half (fast planets) |
Method
How the test is kept fair
Claims fixed first
Twelve claims, their windows and pass rules were written down and timestamped on Bitcoin before any result.
Every NSE stock
About 2,600 main-board stocks from 2016; portfolios use those trading at least ₹1 crore a day.
Real astronomy
NASA JPL ephemeris, Lahiri sidereal zodiac, mean Rahu/Ketu; checked against published panchang and eclipse dates.
Fake calendars
2,000 shifted calendars per claim, correction for many claims, and a 2024–26 holdout opened only once.