The Forecasting Systems Letter 
Jeffrey Mishlove

Vol. 1, # 4
Wednesday, October 16, 2002, 9:00 pm, PDT

Associative Remote Viewing: An Intuitive Trading Methodology

Greg Kolodziejzyk, a Canadian businessman, is an experienced trader, with a background in neural network technology.  He is also an Ironman athlete. 

 
Iron Man Greg Kolodziejzyk

Now, he is pionerering an exciting, new methodology that applies scientific research in parapsychology to the practical issues of trading. 

Perhaps this sounds flaky to you.  It does not to me.  Individuals who know me in my capacity as a parapsychologist (with a doctoral degree in "Parapsychology" awarded by the University of California, Berkeley, in 1980) or as president of the non-profit Intuition Network will understand that I take this approach very seriously. 

For background information regarding my interests in this area, I invite you to visit my other websites: www.WilliamJames.com, www.intuition.org, and www.mishlove.com.  Or, you might enjoy the website of the new distant learning college, the University of Philosophical Research, where I teach a course on Psi Research, www.uprs.edu.  If you were to further search the web, I would encourage you to visit the site of the International Remote Viewing Association.  But, for the moment, enough about me and my interests.  Right now, all of this is simply background information to get you up to speed with the work that Greg is doing. 

Greg is currently engaged in a live project to demonstrate the practical power of precognitive clairvoyance by earning $100,000 in the futures markets over the coming weeks.  And, if you will help him, he is willing to share some of his earnings with you.  Let me encourage you to visit Greg's website directly and learn for yourself what this is all about.  I can tell you this.  Greg is posting his trading results as they occur, and so far he is doing quite well.  I have been following his work now, as he has been reporting it.  He has earned over $20,000 in the past month.  All the details are on his website. 

You might be wondering how it could be possible.  For now, let me simply say that time and space are not what they seem to be.  If you're a hard-boiled skeptic, you could argue that Greg is just getting lucky -- as so many traders do from time to time.  This is an interesting scientific and philosophical issue.  Certainly it is one that has dogged parapsychology for the last 120 years.  However, the very same arguments often pertain to the whole area of technical analysis and trading systems in general.  After all, according to the efficient market theory, none of these systems really work over the long run.  I suspect that, if you've read this far, you probably don't think it all boils down to random occurrences. 


An Unusual Leading Indicator of Daily S&P Price Movement

Who would have thought that the Kansas City Wheat contract would predict the S&P!  In fact, it does -- as the chart below clearly indicates: 

The upper graph shows the daily price changes of the S&P futures contract since January 1996 through October 15, 2002.  The oscillator in the middle is based upon the daily changes in the back-adjusted, Kansas City Wheat futures contract.  The red graph shows the profit one would obtain by trading one S&P contract based on the wheat signal. 


BioComp Profit Neural Network S&P 500 Futures Contract "MegaSystem" Forecast: 
Thursday's close: down from Wednesday's close 
Friday's close: down from Thursday's close 


Nirvana OmniTrader Composite Technical Forecast for the S&P 500 Futures Contract: 
Short-term, aggresssive strategy: up 


Volatility Breakout System, Daily, for S&P Futures Contract:  
Buy stop for Thursday set at 877.00 



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