Is September 23rd of the lunar calendar 2019 an auspicious day for the opening of a company’s store?

The so-called auspicious day depends on the specific matter, but the first condition is that it cannot be used for important matters. Is September 23rd of the lunar calendar 2019 an auspicious day for the opening of a company’s store? The ninth month of the lunar calendar has many nicknames, including late autumn, late autumn, poor autumn, cool autumn, frost business, and business order. The ground is filled with the fragrance of chrysanthemums. More exciting content about the ninth month of the lunar calendar in 2019 can be found on Mr. Shui Mo's website.

What day is September 23rd in the lunar calendar 2019?

September 23, 2019 (Lunar calendar)

October 21, 2019, Monday Libra (solar calendar)

[Ji Hai year is Pig, Flat Wood; Jia Xu month is Dog, Mountain Fire; Xin Mao day is Rabbit, Pine and Cypress Wood]

Peng Zu's 100 taboos: Xin is not compatible with Jiang Mao, so don't dig a well. Conflict: Rabbit day clashes with (Yiyou) Rooster. Today's conflicts and compatibility: Conflict with Rooster, Punishment with Rat, Harm with Dragon, Break with Horse, Compatible with Dog, Triple Compatibility with Pig and Sheep, Six Compatibility with Dog. Yearly evil: Yearly evil in the west. Constellation: South Zhang Yuelu - Lucky

The year of the Void: Chensi Month: Shenyou Day: Wuwei Today's Yin and Yang Noble Gods are in the position of Yang Noble God: Northeast Yin Noble God: Due South

God of Wealth God of Happiness: Southwest God of Fortune: Southwest God of Wealth: East

This month's fetal god: The gatehouse Today's fetal god: Due north outside the kitchen stove

What are the taboos on September 23rd of the lunar calendar in 2019?

【Today’s Recommendation】
Remove mourning clothes, set up beds, build houses, erect pillars, take up posts, pray for offspring, break ground, plant crops, take in livestock, dig wells, get married, start drilling, take in crops, build stoves, fast and offer sacrifices, remove beams, recruit sons-in-law, offer sacrifices, break ground, take in sons-in-law, bury

【Today's taboo】
Shipping, moving in, collecting money, opening the market, separation, opening positions, establishing securities, traveling, migration

Auspicious days for opening a business in September of the lunar calendar in 2019

Lunar calendar September 14, 2019 Gregorian calendar October 12, 2019 Saturday Libra Lunar calendar September 19, 2019 Gregorian calendar October 17, 2019 Thursday Libra
Lunar calendar September 26, 2019 Gregorian calendar October 24, 2019 Thursday Scorpio

Lunar September 23, 2019

Today's good and bad luck determined by the 12 gods in the old almanac: Those who hold total power and authority will become great sages if they meet such a star. He is known for his skill in catching thieves and violent men, but he is also known for his fear of being tied up. If it is combined with Baoyizhuanhaosu, it will be very auspicious and authoritative.

Is it a good idea to open your business on September 23, 2019?

Judging from the lunar calendar table of auspicious and inauspicious days, today's taboos include "opening of business", so this day is not suitable for opening a business. Please choose other good days to open the business, so that your business will prosper.

Opening interpretation:

——Opening generally refers to the beginning of an economic activity involving the economic field. Opening is generally used to refer to the first working day when a business begins to engage in production and operation after obtaining permission from the industrial and commercial administrative department, going through some preparation, and having the necessary conditions such as a place for business activities. Or the day chosen for the opening ceremony can be designated as the official opening (the previous production and operation activities, or trial operation).
——China is a very ancient nation with a profound cultural heritage. When most Chinese people open a business, they hold an opening ceremony of varying sizes, such as: ribbon-cutting, lion dances, and other activities.