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No, horoscopes simply aren't scientifically founded - coincidence and confirmation bias play a much bigger role than any cosmic influences. On the internet you'll also find hundreds of different versions depending on which site you check, and they often contradict each other. If you want to entertain yourself with them, go for it, but you really shouldn't rely on them as actual guidance for making decisions.
If you notice that the predictions are so general that they could apply to almost anyone, you already know what's going on - that's less astrology and more of a psychological trick.
I read my horoscope regularly for a while, just out of curiosity, and I realized I was unconsciously picking out the stuff that fit and ignoring the rest. It's like at a buffet - you only notice the dishes that taste good to you. The wording is deliberately kept so vague that basically anyone can see themselves in it, no matter what's going on. In the end, your brain tells you more about your future than any generator on the internet.
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