ROWAN'S FINANCIAL ASTROLOGY

ROWAN'S FINANCIAL ASTROLOGY

Member-Requested Astro Analysis | Volume 12

Quickfire Astrological Breakdowns for 13 Member-Requested Assets

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Sep 03, 2026
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The following astrological analyses cover assets specifically requested by members of the Rowan’s Financial Astrology group chat.

These analyses do not constitute absolute predictions. They are intended as a quick-fire alternative analysis lens, akin to a weather report, to identify windows of high probability momentum or friction.

We do not go as in depth here, nevertheless, I still track these very quick “back of a napkin” predictions on my prediction zone website, which members have access to for reference. Always confluence this research with your own technical and fundamental analysis.

For deeper research and insights into your chosen asset using multiple techniques, see my Custom Astrological Asset Report.

Estimated Read Time: 30 Minutes


Hermes International | ($RMS)

Technicals

Down 24% year to date and 23% over the last year, Hermes is a family owned saddlery shop founded in 1837, still controlled by the founder’s descendants, now worth over $230 billion with the highest profit margins in luxury.

HMS Price Chart

Using StockAnalysis.com as a quick back of the napkin proxy for investor sentiment, out of 22 Analysts Polled, the average 1-year stock price forecast is €1,870, a very strong 21% above current prices.

With downside risk appearing limited as the stock hovers around a 12 month low, most analysts seem bullish.

Fundamentals

The central question from a fundamental standpoint is whether its exceptional profitability and brand security continue to justify it’s valuation. Bags and Saddlery are Hermes economic engine - this division generated 7 Billion Euros in 2025 - about 44% of the group revenue.

The ultimate strength is the pricing power and profitability. The ultimate weakness is slowing growth against a likely demanding valuation. However, much of that may already be priced in with the 12 month stock performance.

Astrological

Jupiter in Leo is one reason of many why I’m bullish on luxury goods. Apart from the obvious “regal” association, there’s also the Pluto-in-Aquarius “French Revolution Wealth Gap” effect, in which the rich and wealthy continue to compound their wealth, and their consumption is usually through extremely exclusive luxury goods.

First Trade IPO: June 3rd 1993, 10:00 AM, Paris | Birth Time Source

The August 12th solar Eclipse conjoined the natal Mars and Chiron directly, giving a bit of a negative window opening up. I’ve seen an erry rule of thumb play out with eclipses - the impacts can be seen before the event itself occurs. It’s common practice to give a wider window of influence for eclipses - 1 month before and after, 3 months before and after, even 1 year before and after - and in financial astrology, there is a case to be made for the same. This Eclipse occurring negatively in August 12th, even observing price from July 12th to the current day, it’s down 6%.

Jupiter conjoins the natal Mars, the degree of the Solar Eclipse on September 26th, which looks bullish - Jupiter/Mars contact indicates aggression and striving for growth.

Around October 26th could be challenging, with transiting Jupiter in a square to the natal Pluto, which looks a bit bearish. This is concerning since this is also a bearish period in the markets in the macro astrology sense too - I’m bearish on Equities generally in October, which could present a buying opportunity.

If there is a bearish October, the period after October 29th could be quite bullish, with transiting Uranus in a trine to the natal Jupiter at this point - a classic positive indicator. Again, it’s pointing to a post-October recovery or bullish sentiment returning in the wider market.

It’s also strongly punctuated by the fact that transiting Pluto will be in a trine to natal Jupiter around January 14th. So this November into January window looks pretty strong.

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