Psychic Forecasting Of The Financial Markets

In the fast-paced world of financial markets, where data flows like a raging river and algorithms crunch numbers at lightning speed, there are two mostly overlooked and underappreciated metaphysical resources available to traders and investors: intuition and psychic prediction.

While traditional financial analysis relies heavily on quantitative data and statistical models, the art of using intuition and psychic channeling to predict market movements has become recognized as a valuable business asset for those in the know.

Financial Intuition

Intuition, often referred to as a ‘gut feeling’ or ‘sixth sense,’ is a subconscious, metaphysical process that draws information from the collective consciousness or universal field to make more powerful choices and decisions.

In the realm of finance, where uncertainty is constant and market sentiment plays a pivotal role, intuition can provide traders with a unique winning edge.

Intuition in the financial markets is not about relying on whims or hunches. Rather, it is about tapping into one’s own psychic awareness or spiritual inner guidance system.

Spiritually aware traders often speak of a “feel” for the market, an intuitive sense that goes beyond mere trading experience, subconscious know-how, or everyday charts and graphs. They employ a higher level of consciousness that gives them an uncanny ability to sense shifts in market sentiment, identify emerging trends, and anticipate changes before they become apparent through traditional analysis.

My business skills have come from being guided by my inner self – my intuition ~ Oprah Winfrey

But how does the hardcore trader or analytical business investor make sense of this esoteric approach to financial predictions? How is it possible to become attuned to such mystical insights, and where does the information come from? Two theoretical concepts that offer a more technical explanation are the collective consciousness and morphic fields.

Collective Consciousness

Collective consciousness is a theoretical concept that refers to the set of shared beliefs, ideas, and moral attitudes that act as a unifying force within society. It is essentially a shared mental space or dimension in which our individual consciousnesses are interconnected and influence each other.

The concept of collective consciousness has been explored by philosophers, sociologists, and psychologists for centuries. Émile Durkheim, a French sociologist, was one of the first to propose a systematic theory of collective consciousness. He argued that collective consciousness is not simply the sum of individual consciousnesses, but rather a distinct social phenomenon that emerges from interactions among individuals.

Collective consciousness can affect financial markets in several ways. One way is through psychic contagion, or the tendency for people to unconsciously influence each other or mimic the behavior of others, leading to a herd mentality in which investors all buy or sell the same asset at the same time, driving prices up or down.

Collective consciousness can also affect financial markets through crowd psychology. When people intuitively feel fearful or optimistic, it can lead to changes in investment behavior. For example, during periods of fear, investors may be more likely to sell assets and move their money into cash or safer investments.

Learn to trust it, trust your intuition, and in good time, answers to all you seek to know will come, and the path will open before you ~ Caroline Joy Adam

Morphic Fields

Parapsychologist and researcher Rupert Sheldrake’s Morphic Field Theory, which posits that experiences and memories are stored in non-material fields, offers a possible scientific framework for explaining financial market phenomena. This theory suggests that collective human beliefs and expectations can influence market behavior through these morphic fields.

One way in which morphic field theory could be applied to financial market forecasting is through the concept of morphic resonance. Morphic resonance proposes that individuals can tap into the collective memory stored in morphic fields, allowing them to access information and insights beyond their own personal experiences. This could be used to understand historical market trends and identify recurring patterns that may influence future price movements.

Sheldrake also proposes that telepathy is a phenomenon that can be explained by the hypothesis of morphic resonance. He argues that the morphogenetic field is a shared field of information that is accessible to all of us. This means that we can communicate with each other telepathically by tapping into this field.

While intuition or psychic attunement can play a crucial role in successful market predictions, it more often requires a combination of intuitive insights and analytical tools. The most successful intuitive traders use both technical analysis, fundamental analysis, and quantitative models to complement their psychic hunches or premonitions. The synergy between intuition and analysis creates a holistic approach that utilizes both the art and science of trading.

The primary wisdom is intuition. In that deep force, the last fact behind which analysis cannot go, all things find their origin ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

Psychic Forecasting

Although it is rarely discussed in boardrooms or mentioned in business meetings, many entrepreneurs, investors and business owners turn to psychics for insights into market trends and investment opportunities.

There are examples from the past that illustrate just how beneficial such psychic forecasting can be in the world of finance. For example, renowned American psychic Edgar Cayce, also known as “The Sleeping Prophet,” accurately predicted the stock market crash of 1929. His prediction came up twice in his channeled readings, first in 1925 and again six months before the event in March 1929.

In her book End of Days: Predictions and Prophecies About the End of the World, published in 2008, psychic Sylvia Browne mentions the decline of traditional retirement savings vehicles, including IRAs, mutual funds, and pension funds. These predictions align with the global financial crisis that unfolded in 2008 and 2009. Psychic Jeane Dixon also predicted the collapse of Lehman Brothers, one of the key events that led to the global financial crisis.

Psychic medium Thomas John made headlines in 2014 when he predicted a significant rise in the S&P 500 stock market index. His prediction, which suggested the index would surpass 2,100 by the end of 2015, came true as the index reached 2,130 by the end of that year.

Many successful business executives and entrepreneurs consult corporate psychics and intuitive business consultants these days. Psychic financial forecasting offers them unique perspectives and guidance for making informed decisions in the complex world of finance.

Whether you are a seasoned investor or someone looking to navigate the markets with greater clarity, harnessing the benefits of psychic intuition in financial forecasting is potentially a game changer.