Planetary Master: Eight planets, one timing engine
Anchors to a swing pivot and projects the future moments any of eight planets returns to a related angle — Mercury’s weeks through Pluto’s generations, from one dropdown.
A calendar count is arithmetic: thirty days, sixty days, ninety. The planets are not. Seen from Earth each one accelerates, slows, and periodically reverses into retrograde before stationing and turning direct again, so the timing lattice each produces is unevenly spaced in real time — tight clusters through the fast stretches, long stalls around a station. Planetary Master runs all eight through a single engine, so the same anchor can be read on Mercury for a week-to-week swing or on Saturn and Pluto for the macro turns, without changing tools or re-learning the controls. Every lane — time anniversaries, Gann price-degree squaring, harmonic recurrence, Jenkins absolutes — is computed from the body’s true geocentric longitude rather than a fixed day count. Read it as a map of where the market is more likely to turn or accelerate, not a signal on its own.
Timeframe: Minutes to decades — pick the planet to match your horizon.
Included with the Ascendant plan, or own it outright for a one-time $144. Access is granted to your TradingView account.
Eight planets, one engine: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto — one dropdown, identical controls, horizons from weeks to generations.
Retrograde-aware: True geocentric longitude, so retrograde legs subtract from the running total instead of double-counting. Direct and retrograde crossings are tagged separately.
Correct on gapped markets: Learns the symbol’s real trading calendar, so targets landing over a weekend or overnight no longer pile onto the next open. Gold, FX and stocks, not just 24/7 crypto.
Price = Time squaring: Gann-normalized price folded into degrees on the same wheel as the time projections.
Nine-fold harmonic lane: Noviles (40°) alongside conjunction, opposition, square, thirds, eighths and twelfths, on their own subdivision control — a novile stays 40° however you tune line density.
Timing stacks: Shaded windows where independently-computed lines converge on the same bar.
Full alert set: Anniversaries, price-degrees, absolute and harmonic-absolute conjunctions, recurrence — or a single catch-all.
Jenkins & Gann layers: Absolute conjunctions plus diagonal trendlines auto-fitted to the chart’s own slope.
Step 1: Pick the planet to match your horizon — Mercury and Venus for swings, Mars and Jupiter for position trades, Saturn out to Pluto for the macro turns.
Step 2: Anchor a pivot — auto-snapped to the last significant swing extreme, or set by hand for a fixed, non-repainting study.
Step 3: Leave auto-scale on and the time horizon and sweep resolution set themselves to the body; turn it off to drive them yourself.
Step 4: Pick a Micro-Harmonic Division to slice the anniversary and price-degree ladders into shorter, more frequent windows — essential on the slow planets.
Step 5: Turn on Price-Degree projection for Gann-style price-square levels alongside the time lines.
Step 6: Enable stacked-timing highlights, and set alerts on any of the six conditions.