XNVH-0055 - MARKET SENTIMENT TARGET (Patreon)
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Daz did add a disclaimer to this session that this was the FIRST time he had ever attempted this type of session so he just put out what he was seeing and feeling.
I'm waiting to see if I get back charts from Dick and Rock, so lets see how they match up to this one. IF Daz's chart is correct and I have aligned it properly, then does this mean we WON'T break the $750 billion market cap like we did in 2017? This is what I had asked myself and decided to look at some additional targets to either support or disprove this session data.
We all know about the BTC & LTC bull run supposed to be at the end of this year again. This is well documented by Clif High's reporting about $100k BTC parties. Is THIS true? I don't know but it gives us an opportunity to validate some of this data with further session targets.
We know that with some targets, for example the LTC report where the team hit LTC above $3k by December of this year. Exciting, yes, but accurate? Let's see. This first session was done using ARV, so were the results as accurate as CRV? I'd like to test these and need to get some group consensus on how to approach this.
CRV as a remote viewing method will work great to measure sentiment of let say the emotional value of the employees or CEO of a coin/token/project. So since there is no TRUE CEO of BTC, how do we best measure this? What targeting would be most appropriate? I was thinking about an ARV to CRV comparison of market cap for DEC 18.
Then I was going to revisit the LTC ARV session with another ARV session in the same timeframe to see if we're still on course or has something changed.
I am engaging only the Founders for this since you have faithfully given your support. I can't ask the viewers since that would be front loading. Sooo, lets have a chat shall we?
I've got to issue this next target by tomorrow so lets discuss today. Please provide your thought. I can also post a poll if we get a few options to have the Founders vote on.
Sounds good? Let me know.
Thanks in advance,
Ed @ HQ.