Bob Iger

Venus, Mars and Jupiter sit inside two and three quarter degrees of Pisces, which is a very tight group of three. Air and water take four of his ten planets each with two in fire, and not one of them sits in earth. The record says Iger ran Disney for fifteen years and bought Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm and Fox.

Three planets inside three degrees put taste, drive and scale in one place, in that order, and in somebody whose record is a list of four companies bought that is the arrangement to start from. Venus sits conjunct Jupiter at just over a degree inside the group, generous taste: warmth, popularity and enjoyment, with the standing caution being excess rather than any difficulty. The group sits in Pisces, which holds no fixed edge of its own.

Mercury sits in easy contact with Saturn at under a fifth of a degree, the closest contact here, and the reading is structured thinking without strain: organisation, patience and long concentration. For a record whose first fact is fifteen years in one job, long concentration is the reading that meets it, and it is a modest thing for a chart to be right about. No earth at all, in a studio executive, is the count a reader will raise next, and earth in a chart is a temperament rather than a balance sheet.

The Sun sits at an awkward angle to Uranus at under a third of a degree, the urge to break out arriving at the wrong moment: restlessness, abrupt reversals of direction, and a pattern of leaving things just before they mature. That sits oddly against fifteen years in post, and it is worth leaving as the contradiction it is. The Moon sits in quiet contact with Mars at under two thirds, feelings translating into action cleanly, and its sign is certain at sixteen degrees of Aries. Mercury sits on the first degree and a half of Aquarius. Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto were the four retrograde planets. Jupiter came back to its Pisces birth degree on 27 February 2022, at seventy one, and five laps precede it.