Time range till August 10 is wild. It is the nature of Saturn opposition Uranus (July 26). It is the nature of Jupiter stationary retrograde in a waxing square to Pluto (July 23-August 3), as it is also remains in conjunction with Uranus in Aries. We are deep within this “Twilight Zone” type of a portal known as the Cardinal Climax.

Austerity becomes chic with Saturn entering Libra last Wednesday, July 21. Get used to it. Then the debt and its attendant problems could increase dramatically once again as Saturn enters Scorpio in 2012, and Uranus begins its three-year dance of “The Waxing Square Tango” with Pluto. Well, the previous Friday, July 16, the DJIA was down 261 points. On Monday July 19, it was up 57 points. On Tuesday it was down nearly 150 points early on, but rallied to close up 75 points. On Wednesday it continued higher until Fed Chair Ben Bernanke testified before Congress that the economy is “unusually uncertain.” The DJIA fell 200 points following his remarks.Yet the next day, Thursday, it opened with a bang and closed up over 200 points. Friday was up another 102 points, to its highest level in a month, as European Banks passed their version of the “stress test.”

This is the time band Financial Astrologers have been waiting for. We are in it now.On Saturday, July 24, the 13-year waxing square of Jupiter and Pluto takes place. Since Jupiter turns retrograde at this time too, it will square Pluto a second time just ten days later on August 3. This is a signature that implies exploding world debt (again), as well as the potential for large losses due to natural or man-induced disasters. On July 26, the fifth and final passage of the 45-year Saturn opposition Uranus aspect will take place.

On personal level, if you were born within 22 to 26ths, losses are posible. Plan risk assesment in advance. Remember, last week of July is quite negative.

In conclusion, expect volatility in this summer. Remember , Middle of 2010 is slightly negative.

Disclaimer: This all study is to understand astrology better. Don’t take investment decision based on that.