Market Opening & Closing Prediction - 13th Oct'25 (based on KP Astrology Rules)

 

Based on the principles of Krishnamurti Paddhati (KP) financial astrology applied to the provided chart, here is a detailed analysis and prediction for the trading session.

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Astrological Analysis

The prediction for market trends (up or down) in KP astrology primarily relies on analyzing the Ascendant (Lagna) for the day's overall trend, the Moon for intraday sentiment, and the 11th Cusp (house of gains) for profitability.

We evaluate whether the key planets (Sub Lords of these cusps) signify gain-making houses (2, 6, 10, 11) or loss-making houses (5, 8, 12).

1. Analysis of the Ascendant (Cusp I): The Day's Promise

   • The Ascendant (Cusp I) is in Scorpio.

   • The Sub Lord of the Ascendant is Rahu. This is the most crucial planet for the day's overall result.

   • Looking at the "PLANETS" table for Rahu, its significators are 8, 4, 2, 5.

   • Interpretation: Rahu strongly signifies House 8 (obstacles, sudden losses, crisis) and House 5 (speculation, which is 12th from the 6th, indicating a loss of daily gains). While it also signifies House 2 (finance), the powerful connection to the negative 8th and 5th houses suggests a day filled with obstacles, volatility, and a bearish undertone.

2. Analysis of the Moon: Market Sentiment and Opening

   • The Moon represents the mind of the market and its minute-to-minute fluctuations. It is a key indicator for the opening trend.

   • The Moon is in its own Sub Lord (the SubLord for the Moon is MON).

   • The Moon's significators are 4, 8, 9.

   • Interpretation: The Moon, representing market sentiment, is a very strong significator of House 8. This is a highly unfavorable indication, pointing towards fear, panic, and negative sentiment prevailing at the start of the session.

3. Analysis of the 11th Cusp: House of Gains

   • The 11th Cusp represents overall gains and the fulfillment of the market's "desire" to rise.

   • The Sub Lord of the 11th Cusp is Mercury (MER).

   • Looking at the "PLANETS" table for Mercury, its significators are 4, 12, 8, 11.

   • Interpretation: This is a critically negative combination. While Mercury does signify the 11th house (gains), it is overwhelmingly afflicted by signifying two of the most potent loss-making houses: House 12 (losses, expenses) and House 8 (crisis, major obstacles). This indicates that any attempt at a rally will be met with severe selling pressure, and the day is more likely to result in losses than gains.

Prediction

Opening:
The Moon, which governs the opening sentiment, is a powerful significator of the 8th house of crisis and fear. Therefore, the market is predicted to open lower or flat with immediate selling pressure.

Closing:
The overall promise for the day, determined by the Ascendant Sub Lord (Rahu), and the potential for gains, determined by the 11th Cusp Sub Lord (Mercury), are both heavily dominated by the negative houses 8 and 12. The combination of these factors points strongly towards a bearish day. Despite any potential intraday volatility, the dominant negative influence will likely prevail.

Therefore, the major indices are predicted to close lower than the previous day's close.

Summary

• Opening Prediction: Lower

• Closing Prediction: Lower

The chart indicates a "sell on rise" market, where negative influences from houses 5, 8, and 12 overpower the positive influences, suggesting a bearish session.

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