🌟 Introduction – Astrologer Anil Aggarwala
Jyotish Acharya Anil Aggarwala, Engineer turned renowned Mundane and Financial Astrologer, has authored over 2,500 fulfilled predictions and 760+ YouTube videos, and is the founder of www.astrodocanil.com.
A senior disciple of Shri K. N. Rao from Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, he is known for introducing rare predictive tools like Manu Smriti Progression Charts, Nakshatra Sanghatta Chakra, and Durbhiksha Yoga applications in modern financial forecasting.
His accurate calls — from the 2020 pandemic crash, 2024 tariff turbulence, and the 2025 “Durbhiksha” economic shock cycle — have made him one of India’s most trusted names in Financial and Mundane Astrology.
📈 Outlook for 2026: “Volatility, War Clouds, and Wealth Reset”
As we move into 2026, the world markets enter a period of intense transition — both astrologically and economically.
While optimism persists after the end of the Durbhiksha Yoga in late 2025, the planetary configurations between November 2025 and April 2026 indicate that the next few months could be the most turbulent of this decade.
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Saturn’s slow transit in Pisces will continue to weigh on global sentiment, bringing anxiety over debt, liquidity, and currency valuations.
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Mars and Saturn will form Conjunction in Pisces in -April 2026, a classical combination for panic selling, armed conflicts, and market reversals.
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Eclipse activations from November 2025 to March 2026 (especially the March 3 & March 18 2026 eclipses) can shake investor confidence and trigger sharp swings in equities, commodities, and crypto assets.
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Mercury’s debilitated phases and retrograde cycles early in the year may bring policy confusion, delayed data releases, or misinterpretations of central-bank guidance.
Astrologically, this interval — from 25 Nov 2025 to April 2026 — mirrors past periods of war scares and market chaos (notably 1991 Gulf War and 2020 COVID shock) where Mars, Saturn, and eclipses aligned in watery signs and signs of Jupiter namely Sagittarius and Pisces.
💹 What Investors Should Expect
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The first quarter of 2026 could open with a relief rally as Durbhiksha effects fade, but by late February–April, heightened volatility, corrections of 10–25 %, and sharp sector rotations are likely.
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Defensive assets like gold and silver may continue to shine, while over-leveraged equities and speculative cryptos face drawdowns.
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The Indian market, although more resilient, may experience short-term weakness due to foreign fund withdrawals and global nervousness, followed by a powerful rebound post-April 2026 as planetary positions ease.
🕉️ Conclusion
The first four months of 2026 mark a critical cosmic inflection point — a testing ground between optimism and overextension.
According to classical Jyotish texts, when Saturn Mars conjunction under eclipse shadows, markets often “purge excess before rebuilding.”
Hence, patience, disciplined allocation, and timing guided by astrology become invaluable for those seeking long-term wealth creation.
Here’s the complete historical list of major stock market crashes — now including the Great Depression crash of October 1929, along with India’s major crashes up to October 2025:
📉 Global and Indian Stock Market Crashes (1929–2025)
| Year / Date | Event | Region | Approx. % Fall | Key Causes / Notes |
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| 29 Oct 1929 | Great Depression Crash (“Black Tuesday”) | USA | -12.8 % in one day (Dow Jones), ~-89 % peak-to-trough (1929–1932) | Over-leverage, margin speculation, bank collapses, global deflation |
| 19 Oct 1987 | Black Monday | Global (including India) | USA -22.6 % (Dow) • India -2.5 % | Program trading panic; India relatively insulated due to less integration |
| 29 Apr 1992 | Harshad Mehta Scam | India | -12.7 % (single day) | Banking fraud exposure → liquidity crunch & investor panic |
| 27 Oct 1997 | Asian Financial Crisis ripple | Global / India | Sensex -8.5 % | Collapse in Asian currencies; FII outflows |
| Mar 2000 – Oct 2001 | Dot-Com Bubble Burst | Global / India | Nasdaq -78 % • Sensex -43 % | Tech overvaluation → profit-taking → recession fears |
| Jan 2008 – Mar 2009 | Global Financial Crisis | Global / India | Sensex -60 % (21,000 → 8,160) | Lehman collapse, credit crunch, FIIs exit |
| 6 May 2010 | Flash Crash | USA / Minor impact India | < -1 % India (one day) | Algorithmic trading error → temporary volatility |
| Aug 2013 | Taper Tantrum | Global EMs / India | Sensex -11 % (Aug–Sep) | US Fed tapering → rupee crash |
| Feb – Mar 2020 | COVID-19 Crash | Global / India | Sensex -38 % (42,273 → 25,981) | Pandemic lockdowns → panic sell-off |
| Jan 2022 – Oct 2022 | Post-COVID Correction | Global / India | Nifty -18 % approx. | Inflation, rate hikes, Ukraine war |
| Apr – Jul 2025 | Tariff & Durbhiksha Shock Crash | Global / India | Nifty -11 % (Sensex -12 %) | U.S.-China tariff war, Saturn-retro Durbhiksha period, FII outflows |
🪙 Observations
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Largest single-day crash globally: 19 Oct 1987 (-22.6 % Dow Jones).
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Largest sustained crash globally: 1929–32 (-89 %).
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Largest in India: 2008 (-60 %) and 2020 (-38 %).
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Latest correction (2025): Linked to tariffs, eclipses, and Saturn–Jupiter astrological triggers you’ve often analyzed as Durbhiksha Yoga (Jul 13 – Nov 28 2025).
Here are a few additional crash / sharp-fall data points for the Indian market, including one from 1987. Unfortunately comprehensive %-fall data for every crash back to 1987 is not always easily available.
| Date | Event in India | Approx % Fall |
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| 19 October 1987 (Black Monday) | The global crash hit India too. The BSE Sensex dipped, but much less than global markets. Angel One+2Business Today+2 | ~2.5% drop. Angel One+1 |
| 29 April 1992 (Harshad Mehta Scam) | The crash triggered by the scam and market panic. BlinkX+1 | ~12.7% drop. BlinkX |
| 2008 Global Financial Crisis | Broader bear-market decline for India. truedata.in+1 | ~50%+ (peak to trough) for Sensex. truedata.in |
🎯 My viewpoint for 2026
After Studying the Planetary positions in the above at the time of Stock Market Fall, I come to the Conclusion as per my research that the most Sensitive time frames are as below for the Stock Markets till April 2026
In the immediate present and Future I see the Stock Market zooming specially when Trump gives a relief on the Tariff’s in Nov. 2025 and when Durbhiksha yoga ends on the 28th Nov. 2025
- 19th Jan 2026—– 5 Planets in Capricorn a Bearish sign and Saturn in Pisces, Jupiter Fallen in Gemini.
- 24th Feb 2026 —–5 Planets in Aquarius Saturn in Pisces and Jupiter Fallen in Gemini.
- 3rd March 2026 Lunar Eclipse —– 5 Planets in Aquarius, Saturn in Pisces and Jupiter Fallen in Gemini.
- 14th Apr. 2026—- 4 Planets in Pisces inclusive of Saturn and Mars, Jupiter fallen in Gemini.
- These are approx. dates as per my research and can be wrong also. It is purely for Academic and educational purposes
Putting together the above factors, my working view is:
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A full-scale crash (-30-40 %) across global equities is not my base case for 2026.
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A more likely scenario is one of moderate correction (say -10% to -20%), increased volatility, perhaps some sectors or markets experience sharper pullbacks, rather than all markets collapsing.
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The key event risk I watch: an earnings shortfall in major companies (especially tech), a policy blunder (monetary/fiscal), or a debt/dollar shock that triggers a broader sell-off.
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If you believe in my dual viewpoint framing: One should lean a bit towards caution (i.e., don’t assume “just keep ploughing in at any price”) but also not sit entirely on the side-lines waiting for a collapse that may never arrive. In other words: stay invested but with risk controls.
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In India’s context (since you referenced Indian equities): if global slowdown accelerates or dollar weakens sharply, it could affect flows and valuations, but India may still have opportunities depending on corporate earnings, domestic consumption, reforms, etc.
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⚠️ Disclaimer
This article is based on astrological principles, planetary transits, and classical Jyotish analysis, as interpreted by Jyotish Acharya Anil Aggarwala.
The financial and market trends discussed herein are not investment advice, nor should they be construed as recommendations to buy, sell, or trade any financial instruments.Astrology offers a cosmic and cyclical perspective, highlighting time windows of volatility or opportunity, but outcomes can still vary due to human actions, geopolitical developments, and economic policy changes.
Readers and investors are advised to use their own discretion and consult certified financial professionals before making investment decisions.
The author, astrodocanil.com, and associated media channels bear no responsibility for any financial losses or market outcomes arising from actions based on this content.Astrology is a divine guiding science, not a substitute for prudence, logic, or due diligence.
