Your Weekly Horoscope: (November 9 – 15)

Two Planets, One Green Light

The week opens in the dark of a New Moon in Scorpio, exact late Sunday night Pacific time, which makes Monday the right day to name what you want to start over: a commitment, a debt, a desire you have been circling for a month. Scorpio new moons reward a precise ask more than a big announcement.

Friday is the turning point. Mercury stations direct at 5 degrees Scorpio in the morning, and Venus stations direct at 23 degrees Libra later the same day. Two planets that have been reviewing your conversations, your relationships and your money since October both start moving forward within hours of each other. Decisions that stalled can be made now, and the answers you get on Friday are more likely to hold.

Monday night also brings a friendly assist: Venus in Libra sextiles Mars in Leo, so charm and courage work together. Say the bold thing kindly.

Aries: March 21 to April 19

Money you share with someone else is the opening topic. The new moon lands in your joint-finances sector, so Monday is the day to name the loan, the split or the bill you want settled, plainly and with a number attached. Later in the week the mood in your closest partnership changes: Venus has been retrograde since early October, and since October 25 she has been back in your relationship sector questioning whether the arrangement is fair. On Friday she turns direct, and whatever survived that audit is worth keeping. Mars, your ruler, gets a lift from Venus on Monday night, so a request that sounds pushy on paper will land as generous if you lead with what you are offering.

Taurus: April 20 to May 20

One honest request belongs to the person across from you this week. The new moon falls in your partnership sector, in love and in business, and it rewards clarity over hints. Friday matters twice for you. Mercury turns direct in that same partnership sector, so a conversation that kept restarting finally reaches a conclusion. Venus, your ruler, turns direct in your daily-work-and-health sector, ending five weeks of asking whether your routine actually suits you. Keep the habits you chose. Drop the ones you inherited from someone else’s schedule.

Gemini: May 21 to June 20

Start the routine you keep postponing. The new moon sits in your daily-work-and-health sector, the best spot all year to begin a schedule, a fitness habit or a hire, and small beats ambitious here. By Friday, Mercury, your ruling planet, turns direct in that same sector, and the task that stalled after October 24 moves again, usually because someone finally replies. Venus turns direct in your romance-and-creativity sector the same day, so a flirtation or a creative project you shelved comes back. Finish it this time.

Cancer: June 21 to July 22

Joy is allowed to be the priority this week. The new moon falls in your romance-and-creativity sector, the right moment to book the date, start the draft or sign up for the class you want just for yourself. On Friday, Venus turns direct at the base of your chart, closing a household question that has reopened again and again over the past few weeks: who lives where, who pays for what, what the home should feel like. Once it is decided, let it stay decided. Reopening it a third time costs more than any imperfect answer.

Leo: July 23 to August 22

Home gets a fresh start first. The new moon lands at the base of your chart, so Monday is good for asking about the move, the repair or the family conversation you have avoided. Monday night, Mars in your sign sextiles Venus in your communication sector, which means you can say the difficult thing with warmth and it lands. Try it at home before anywhere else. On Friday, Mercury turns direct in that same home sector, and the plan for the household, delayed since late October, can finally go ahead.

Virgo: August 23 to September 22

Messages you drafted weeks ago can go out now. The new moon falls in your communication sector, ideal for sending the email, booking the meeting or asking the direct question. On Friday, Mercury, your ruling planet, turns direct in that sector, and the reply you have been waiting for arrives, often simpler than you feared. Venus turns direct in your income sector the same day, ending a stretch of second-guessing what to charge or accept. Pick the number, write it down and stop renegotiating it with yourself.

Libra: September 23 to October 22

Income is the first subject this week. The new moon sits in your income sector, the day to ask for the raise, set the rate or chase the unpaid invoice, and to say the figure out loud. Friday is your bigger moment: Venus, your ruling planet, turns direct in your sign, ending a review of who you are when you are not keeping everyone else comfortable. Read Venus in Libra for what comes next. The version of you that emerged is the one to keep, and the boundaries you set in the last few weeks do not need to be relaxed now that the pressure eases.

Scorpio: October 23 to November 21

Your own new moon opens the week, the one point in the year built for asking for exactly what you want. Write the request in a single sentence and say it to the right person before Sunday. On Friday, Mercury turns direct in your sign after three weeks of retrograde, and whatever you could not explain about yourself since October 24 becomes easy to put into words. Say it once, clearly, to someone who matters. It is still Scorpio season, so the attention is on you; spend it on the ask, not the explanation.

Sagittarius: November 22 to December 21

Quiet work comes first. The new moon falls in the most private sector of your chart, the right place to start something nobody else sees: a journal, a therapy appointment, a week of protecting your evenings. It is the last stretch before Sagittarius season begins, so rest now pays off later. From Tuesday, the Moon moves through your sign and opposes Uranus in your partnership sector, so expect someone close to change the plan at short notice. Go along with it. The new version is likely better than the original.

Capricorn: December 22 to January 19

Allies are your starting point. The new moon lands in your friends-and-networks sector, the day to ask the group, the board or the well-connected friend for the introduction you have been too proud to request. On Friday, Venus turns direct at the top of your chart, and a title, a client or a piece of credit that has been under review for weeks is confirmed as yours. Accept it without over-explaining. A simple thank you reads as more senior than a speech, and it leaves the door open for the next ask.

Aquarius: January 20 to February 18

Career requests go first this week. The new moon falls at the top of your chart, so this is the time to apply for the role, pitch the client or tell your manager what you want next year, preferably in writing. On Sunday, the Moon enters your sign and meets Pluto in Aquarius, and the bigger question of who you are becoming feels personal for a day. Spend it with someone who already sees that version of you. Nothing decided on Sunday needs announcing before Monday.

Pisces: February 19 to March 20

Plans with a wider horizon get their start now. The new moon lands in your travel-and-belief sector, good for booking the trip, enrolling in the course or saying out loud the idea you have been testing in private. On Friday, Venus turns direct in your shared-money sector, and the disagreement about who pays for what settles without another round. Accept the split. Mercury turns direct the same day in your travel sector, so a booking that fell apart in October works on the second attempt.

Friday the 13th Is the Week’s Hinge

Mercury and Venus turning direct within hours of each other is rare, and it gives this Friday real weight for anything involving love, money or a conversation you have been avoiding. Use Monday’s new moon to decide what you want, and use Friday to ask for it. Anything that is still unclear after that can wait for the New Moon in Sagittarius on December 8.

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