Nifty during June 2017

World Music Day & Summer Solstice

Verily June 21st is also the day of Summer Solstice.
What is summer solstice? There are two solstices each year - one in the winter and one in the summer. The summer solstice occurs when the tilt of Earth's axis is most inclined towards the Sun and is directly above the Tropic of Cancer. It is a day to celebrate, being the longest day in the northern hemisphere and it signals the moment the sun's path stops moving northward in the sky, and the length of days becoming steadily shorter as the slow march towards winter begins. However, we won't notice the days becoming shorter for a while. The shortest day of the year isn't until Thursday, December 21, known as the winter solstice. In the southern hemisphere the dates of the two solstices are reversed. The winter solstice occurs on the same day in June and the summer solstice the same day in December. What happens during the winter solstice? At the winter solstice, the Earth's axis is tilted furthest away from the Sun directly over the Tropic of Capricorn bringing only a few hours of daylight. December 21 will be eight hours and 49 minutes shorter than the June solstice when the sun will set at 16:27 in London.

Grahanila(Planetary positions) as on 1st Jun 2017

As on 1st June 2017 Sun in Taurus, Mars in Gemini, Moon & Rahu in Leo, Jupiter in Virgo, Saturn in Sagitarius, Ketu in Aquarius and Venus & Mercury in Aries.

Planetary transits in June: 15th Sun -> Gemini, 3rd Mercury -> Taurus, 18th Mercury -> Gemini, 21st Saturn -> Scorpio and 29th Venus -> Taurus. Juptiter in retrograde from 6th February to 9th June and hence travel related problems(delay, cancellation, missing of flight/train etc) may happen. So, double check your travel plans before starting journey and keep a spare set of clothing in your hand bag to meet the emergency in case your luggage is not arrived in time. Saturn in retrograde from 6th April to 25th August.

Last month Nandi said "During May Nifty is to break the cited range 9076 - 9370 and accordingly we have to reasses the situation". Nifty broke the upside figure 9370 and moved to 9377, 9533, 9605 and 9650 on 5th, 17th, 26th and 31st respectively. 9618 is the boarder between Madhyasthayi and Tharasthayi of G1.

The planetary positions given above are at the time of Sunrise in India(Kerala) and Moon's conjunction effect on markets may be seen in countries (Asia / Europe / US) where trading take places at the time of conjunction(10° - 0°). When the angular difference between the Moon and the planet at Sunrise is between 5 to 10 degrees and/or conjunction occurs in Rasis(constellations) other than the Sun's Rasi, there may be a delay up to 24 hours in the conjunction effect according to their positions {Note: expect only eighty percent accuracy in assumptions based on Moon's conjunction with Mars(-), Venus(-) and Jupiter(+) as some other astro factors may also influence the market}. Conjunction dates can be had from the table above. Figures given in brackets are Rasi number(0 through 11 starting from Aries), Degrees and Minutes.