Solar Eclipses conjunct South Node and Jupiter - price data

DJIA closing prices before and after solar eclipses when conjunct South Node and Jupiter

n=21. Eclipse type: ST = solar total; SA = solar annular; SP = solar partial. "Orb SN" refers to the number of degrees separating the Sun-Moon conjunction from the South Lunar Node. Negative numbers indicate the Sun-Moon conjunction is applying towards the South Node. "Orb JU" is the angular separation between the eclipse point and Jupiter. Negative numbers indicate the eclipse is applying towards Jupiter. Positive numbers means the eclipse is separating from Jupiter. "0d E1" is the date of the eclipse, typically the first in a pair of eclipses. "15d E2" is 15 days after the eclipse which occurs around the time of the second lunar eclipse in the pair. This 2nd paired eclipse is usually 15-17 days after the first.
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