Geocentric And Heliocentric Views
Distinguish Earth-centered positions from Sun-centered positions instead of mixing observer frames inside the same observation.
Astrofinance Research
Calculate and compare planetary, lunar, zodiac, and aspect timing alongside market charts while keeping astronomical facts separate from hypotheses about price behavior.
Direct Answer
TimeMatrix is browser-based financial astrology software for structured astrofinance and planetary-cycle research. It provides calculated positions, configurable coordinate systems, visual overlays, and market charts so a researcher can define a timing hypothesis, inspect it consistently, and record both matches and failures.
Capabilities
Distinguish Earth-centered positions from Sun-centered positions instead of mixing observer frames inside the same observation.
Switch between Tropical and Sidereal longitude labels and select from supported ayanamsas when a sidereal research method requires a defined reference frame.
Research the Sun, Moon, planets, true lunar nodes, selected asteroids and minor bodies, fixed-star references, and their motion across supported tools.
Configure bodies and aspect tolerances, then inspect angular relationships, sign and degree placement, lunar phases, and direct or retrograde motion.
Display zodiac and astronomical date information on a financial chart and combine it with indicators, drawing tools, watchlists, and price-time geometry.
Place selected astronomical bodies on number-geometry workbenches to study longitude, degree, date, and translated price relationships in one configurable view.

Method
Common Questions
Financial astrology software calculates astronomical positions and cycles, then places them beside market data so a researcher can test whether selected timing relationships recur.
Yes. TimeMatrix supports Tropical and Sidereal zodiac views, multiple ayanamsas, and geocentric or heliocentric observer frames where the selected tool supports them.
TimeMatrix includes the Sun, Moon, planets, true lunar nodes, selected asteroids and minor bodies, fixed-star references, lunar phases, aspects, and retrograde motion across its astrology research tools.
No. TimeMatrix presents astronomical timing as research context, not proof of causation or a recommendation to trade. Any hypothesis should be defined in advance and tested with ordinary market and risk controls.