Another success

After returning from Alabama, I thought I would give the HPV (Human Powered Vehicle) building a rest for a while and decided that I really needed to get back to the $100K ARV challenge project I started in 2002. Starting with spending a couple of weeks gathering up all of my 7 years worth of ARV trial and project data (yes - I know, 7 years!!! Where does the time go!?!) and trying to make some sense of it all.

So after a few weeks worth of running the statistics and making pretty graphs, I published this paper:

http://www.remote-viewing.com/DataSummary05/index.html

After carefully reviewing the results, I made a list of the best times to remote view, and the best times to view feedback, since they both seem to be related to solar wind speed, local sidereal time and the difference in time between the two.

Trade 20 was the result of strictly following these guidelines. Remote view during low solar wind speed, and approximately 3 days between RV and FB. Interestingly enough, 10 of the 12 trials for trade 20 all pointed to the same prediction - SPH6 (S&P futures contract for March, 2006) going up from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm MST on March 6, 2006. So with strong confidence, I went long on 3 contracts and exited at 1:00 pm with a $2000 profit on each.

The stats so far:

Total profit: $24,340
goal: $100,000
progress: 24%

# trades: 20
# trades correct: 13

% correct predictions: 65%