Specialized modules
Astro Modules
Astro Modules add 49 timing panels to the Charts Workspace. They mark dates, display continuous sky conditions, or project a researched historical pattern beside price. Use them to organize timing research, not as automatic trade signals.
Apply a panel
- Open Dashboard → Charts → Modules → Astrology.
- Choose a panel and complete its visible settings.
- Press Apply. The result appears on the chart and the panel reports its event count or status.
- Reopen the panel to adjust it, or turn it off to clear the result.
Star frequently used panels to place them in Favorites. Event markers show tooltips when hovered. Continuous lines share a left-side scale, so enable only a few series with similar ranges when one line becomes visually compressed.
Choose by output
Event markers
Use these markers to compare a repeatable event with past price behavior. If the relationship matters, validate it across several occurrences with Event Tester rather than selecting one memorable example.
Continuous lines
Read line turns, extremes, and crossings as dates to inspect against price. A rising line does not automatically mean rising price.
Pair-cycle timing
Anchor timing studies to a meaningful market date, then check whether later pivots continue to respect the sequence. Stop using a sequence when the relationship no longer appears useful.
Projection and event study panels
These panels can extend into the empty space to the right of the latest bar. The future segment is a research scenario, not a price target.
Read the shape and timing of a projection, not its vertical level. Give more weight to results supported by many occurrences and by recent behavior that still resembles the historical pattern.
Sky context panels
Use these panels when you need broad context visible throughout the chart rather than a separate lookup page.
Alerts and responsible use
Astro alerts can watch retrogrades, moon phases, ingresses, and aspects. Some aspects become exact more than once around a retrograde; choose First, Second, or Both when that distinction matters. The choice affects the alert, not the historical markers already drawn on the chart.
- Keep the event definition and date range consistent when comparing occurrences.
- Do not treat one marker, line crossing, or projected turn as sufficient evidence.
- Future astronomical dates can be known while the market response remains uncertain.
- Record misses as well as hits to avoid judging a tool only by memorable examples.
Plan access
Related guides
- Event Tester for measuring and ranking past event behavior
- Date Echo for the sky states a set of key dates share
- Hotspot Scan for the sky states a chart's big moves bunch in
- Astro Tools for Natal Transit Chart, Ephemeris views, and calculators
- Drawing Tools for Planetary Fan and Ephemeris Box
- Gann Modules for the five Gann chart panels