1982 Raymond Merriman The Gold Book
1984 Carol Mull Standard & Poor’s 500
1986 Carol Mull 750 Over the Counter Stocks
1989 Joan McEvers, ed. Financial Astrology for the 1990’s
1989 Theodore Landscheidt Sun-Earth-Man: A Mesh of Cosmic Oscillations
1990 Neil F. Michelsen Tables of Planetary Phenomena
1991 Michael Munkasey The Concept Dictionary
1991 Michael Munkasey Midpoints: Unleashing the Power of the Planets
1991 Noel Tyl Prediction in Astrology
1991 Noel Tyl Predictions for a New Millennium
1992 Noel Tyl How to Use Vocational Astrology
1993 Barbara Koval Time & Money
1994 Bill Meridian Planetary Stock Trading
1994 Graham Bates and Money and the Markets
Jane Chrzanowska
1994 Nicholas Campion The Great Year
1994 Raymond Merriman Merriman on Market Cycles: The Basics
1995 Nicholas Campion The World Book of Horoscopes
1995 Nicholas Campion The Book of World Horoscopes
1996 Suitbert Eertel and
Ken Irving The Tenacious Mars Effect
1998 James A. Hyerczyk Pattern, Price & Time: Using Gann Theory in
Trading Systems
1999 Raymond Merriman Stock Market Timing
1999 Stephanie Clement Charting Your Career
2000 Garry Phillipson Astrology in the Year Zero
2001 Stephanie Clement Power of the Midheaven
2001 Georgia Anna Stathis Business Astrology 101: Weaving the Web between
Business/Myth
2002 Bill Meridian Planetary Stock Trading-III
2002 Bill Meridian Planetary Economic Forecasting
2002 Raymond Merriman The Ultimate Book on Stock Market Timing
2002 Michael Munkasey Software: Corporation, First Trade, and IPO Sub-
scription Data
Another individual who contributed to the development of business astrology
was George Bayer, who, in 1944, wrote several books on stock market movements. He
referred to such things as the position of Mercury and its speed in terms of commodi-
ties. He also looked at Venus in the same way and much more. Though his focus was
on trends, he actually was one of the first to pioneer the study of commodities. His
interesting work on commodities and their cycles included the study of individual
planets and their operational movements.
This focus on the individual planets and their effect on the commodities they
ruled was a forerunner of the inclusion of planets and their meanings within the con-
text of individual company charts. Edward Dewey and Edwin Dakin also contributedBusiness Astrology
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