A horary chart for this kind of question can be constructed both for the moment we discover that an object is missing and for the time when an astrologer hears or reads the question posed to him. The simplest way to predicting whether the missing or stolen object will be found or retrieved is by delineating the luminaries. If in the chart of a question or an event the Moon in a nocturnal or the Sun in a diurnal chart closely aspect their rulers the object will be returned to its owner.

Despite its great complexity, Vedic Astrology also offers  a simple method of Prediction which gives remarkable results and should be taken into account when seeing a chart.

"The following interpretations of inner planet transits (also called "minor transits") to natal planets are brief and to the point, and from different sources. Alternate interpretations of the same transits are marked. We will expand these descriptions as time goes by.

Remember that inner planet transits--that is, transits of the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, and Mars--are brief in duration and not as meaningful and significant as outer planet transits."

'Everyone has probably heard that old familiar sports term: “Out-of-bounds!” Regardless of the sport involved, these words mean that the ball or player has gone beyond the limits of the established field of play. Could a similar dynamic be impacting the planetary play on the field of your birth chart?