As the Year of the Fire Horse begins and the seventh lunar month approaches, Taiwanese astrologer Yang Deng-keng advises certain zodiac signs to stay vigilant while prospects for others brighten, amid energetic forecasts for 2026’s Red Horse year.
With the Year of the Fire Horse now under way and Lunar New Year’s seventh month in focus, Taiwanese astrologer Yang Deng-keng says some signs may want to keep one eye on caution and the other on opportunity. According to Liberty Times, he warns that people born in the Horse, Rat, Ox and Rabbit years should pay extra attention to health and safety this year, while also noting that fortune is looking brighter for Rabbit, Sheep, Dog and Rat signs when it comes to money.
The broader astrological backdrop is a lively one. In 2026, a 60-year cycle brings what some fortune-readers call the “Red Horse” year, a period said to be especially energetic and, by their reckoning, a little more intense than usual. NowNews also reported that Yang linked the Horse, Rat, Ox and Rabbit signs with clashes or strain under Tai Sui, the Grand Duke Jupiter figure in Chinese zodiac tradition, which is why he is urging a more careful pace.
Where the money vibes get a bit more cheerful, Yang says the Rabbit, Sheep, Dog and Rat signs may be more likely to see surprise income, work-related gains or helpful timing. Liberty Times reported that the Sheep sign, in particular, is viewed as having steadier earnings, with the best results coming from patient effort rather than quick-win bets. Meanwhile, NowNews said Yang expects the same group to enjoy stronger financial luck during the seventh lunar month.
Other Taiwanese coverage adds a few extra shades to the picture. TVBS reported that Yang sees the Horse, Snake, Rooster and Dog signs as having especially strong career and wealth momentum in 2026, while other zodiac guides suggest the Fire Horse year tends to reward discipline, planning and a lower-key approach rather than forcing big moves. As ever with horoscope readings, the fun is in the reflection: take the useful bits, leave the rest, and perhaps let the month be a reminder to stay alert, practical and open to a lucky break.
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