财帛 · Cáibó · Wealth Palace
Wealth
Money in motion: how it reaches you, and the habits that decide whether it stays.
What it covers
Income and cash flow — money arriving and moving. The classics keep this separate from Property, which is money at rest. The distinction matters: plenty of charts show strong Wealth and weak Property, which is exactly the person who earns well and holds nothing.
How to read it
Look at which wealth star is involved. 武曲 is money earned by doing — 正财, salary and delivery. 太阴 is money accumulated — property, savings, the slow build. 天府 is reserves. 破军 spends. Two people can both have "good money" configurations that behave nothing alike.
Then check the transformations. 禄 here is the classical marker for money flowing in; 忌 here does not mean poverty, it means friction — money that arrives with strings, or leaves faster than it should.
What it does not tell you
It does not price anything, and it is not an investment signal. Anyone reading a chart to time a trade has confused a description of habits with a forecast of markets.
Read your Wealth palace against your Property palace — earning and keeping are two different configurations.
