Jamie Dimon

Five of the ten planets were retrograde at birth, which is half the chart facing backwards. Fire takes four, water three, earth two and a single one air. Neptune sits two arcminutes from the end of Libra, which is about as close to a boundary as a planet gets. The record says Dimon has been chief executive of JPMorgan Chase since 2005, and was one of the few bank leaders to survive the financial crisis in post.

Jupiter is in three of the six closest contacts, and all three readings say the same thing about scale outrunning judgement. The Sun sits at an awkward angle to it at just over a fifth of a degree, belief in one's own scale meeting a limit: over-promising, over-extending, and the particular discomfort of having been confident in public and wrong. Mars stands at an awkward angle to it at three quarters, action outrunning sense. The Moon sits at the same angle a degree and a half out, emotional overreach.

Three contacts all pointing one way, in the chart of a banker, would be a tidy result if the record agreed with them, and it does not. The one thing that record claims is survival in post through a crisis that removed most of the comparable people, which is close to the opposite of overreaching and being publicly wrong. So this is an inverse rather than a fit, and the rule here is the one used everywhere else: the record is the side with evidence, and the chart is three generic readings that happen to point the same way.

Mercury sits in hard contact with Saturn at under three quarters of a degree, thought meeting doubt: self-criticism, and a mind that treats its own uncertainty as evidence of stupidity when it is usually evidence of care, which in that trade is the more useful of the readings on offer. The Moon sits in quiet contact with Venus at under three tenths of a degree, the second closest contact here, ease with affection, and its sign is certain at seven degrees of Aries. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto were the five retrograde planets. Saturn came back to its Sagittarius birth degree on 20 October 2015, at fifty nine, which makes it a second Saturn return rather than a first. Sagittarius measures a thing by the distance it got from where it started.