Pisces Weekly Horoscope

The tea may be scalding, Pisces, but don’t be the one caught spilling it this Wednesday, November 4. As the unfettered Sun syncs up with Mercury retrograde, secrets easily slip from your lips. While these heavenly bodies are both in Scorpio, they’re beaming into your outspoken ninth house, which can dial up the snark factor. You’re as big-hearted and compassionate as they come, Pisces. But when you hold too much in (and support too many people!), your patience for stupid human tricks wears thin. If your eyes start reflexively rolling at the sound of THAT person’s voice, take the cue and exit stage left. You don’t want to damage an important relationship in a moment of impatience. If you can work remotely on Wednesday, do—and use it as an excuse to explore a new location.

Road trip…or spontaneous getaway? Since retrogrades rule the past, this wouldn’t be a bad time to revisit a locale that holds special meaning in your heart. Bonus points if you get to connect with an old friend, lover or long-lost relative while you’re there. If you have to stay put, be diplomatic on purpose with everyone you come in contact with—yes, even the haters. At work, you may have to deliver feedback. If so, frame it as constructive criticism—and don’t lose the upper hand by being reactionary.

Also Wednesday, sensual Venus, retrograding through your eighth house of intimacy and joint finances, sends a sextile to industrious Jupiter in your sixth house of work and daily routines. That combo could deliver a lucrative side gig or a fresh arrangement with someone who already knows how you work. Before you merge accounts or co-sign anything this week, Pisces, make sure your parachute is in working order, since your generous sign tends to give first and ask questions later. Upbeat Jupiter tends to gloss over details, and rewinding Venus may encourage you to say yes before you’ve read the contract. Since Mercury is also retrograde in your ninth house of legal matters, every clause deserves a second read. Sorting out the questions you’ve skimmed past, from payment terms to who covers what, may slow your timeline, but an hour with a financial planner or a savvy friend will protect your money and your heart for the journey ahead.