APP and APPI Statistics

Jon K
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APP and APPI Statistics Oct 11, 2017 20:24:21 GMT -8

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Post by Jon K on Oct 11, 2017 20:24:21 GMT -8

Each year Marty Rosenblatt, APP and APPI President, presents the results of the year's work in the form of statistical tables and charts. Here is a sampling of past APP and APPI reports.

APP and APPI stats

"Precog Pro" refers to the Applied Precognition Project Institute (APPI) which is made up of individuals, not groups. In the report for the past year (at the top), eight viewers made money while four did not. Average return on investment (ROI) was 43%. Profits plus withdrawals were $18,988.

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MartysReport in 2015.docx (343.42 KB)
"The most startling statistic is that overall odds against chance for APP predictions since inception in 2003 are at 1.88 billion to 1. That’s right – over a billion to 1!"

APP_DATA_Summary 2016.pptx (528.17 KB)
Presents most of the stats in a single document.

Marty is always on the lookout for Precogers who have established very good track records to join APPI.

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Jon K
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APP and APPI Statistics Oct 12, 2017 10:28:36 GMT -8

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Post by Jon K on Oct 12, 2017 10:28:36 GMT -8

Here is Marty's Report for 2015 (referenced in the previous post):

Marty Rosenblatt gave a presentation on Applied Precognition Project statistics at the APP Conference/Workshop in New Orleans, June 22-25, 2015.

Our results from Forex trading during the APP Conference were 4 hits, 1 miss, 1 pass – an 80% hit rate. This meant a 25% increase in investment for those who put money into the pot. About 30 viewers were submitting quick sessions, which were scored using the SRI/Targ scale by 4 to 5 judges who were not viewing. A strong preponderance on one side led to making a trade. As in previous years, we had a very high hit rate in New Orleans– perhaps it’s the “classroom effect”, which has often been observed.

The most startling statistic is that overall odds against chance for APP predictions since inception in 2003 are at 1.88 billion to 1. That’s right – over a billion to 1!

Overall the hit rate since 2003 is 57% when a sports bet or trade is made. To put that in perspective:

First, betting houses in Las Vegas and elsewhere with access to all the statistical information you could want achieve maximum hit rates of 53-55%.

Second, APP welcomes all viewers and employs many methods. APP has not screened viewers, has not selected the best viewers and used only their sessions. Also, APP has tried out many setups and methods – some work quite well and some don’t. APP is a wide-open, free-ranging group which enjoys experimenting!

Our hit rate since the last APP get-together in Las Vegas in 2014 was close to the long-term rate: 58% with odds against chance of 346 to 1. The reason that odds against chance are so much higher since 2003 is because of the huge number of events during those 12 years.

APP membership (free) since December 2012 has grown significantly – it stands at over 1000. Most viewers do only 1 to 3 sessions per week in one or more of the APP groups, and some view solo.

Last Edit: Oct 12, 2017 17:50:59 GMT -8 by Jon K

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APP and APPI Statistics Oct 12, 2017 11:31:26 GMT -8

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Post by psiman on Oct 12, 2017 11:31:26 GMT -8

Good stuff to know, Jon. Stats, to some, might be insignificant when talking about the bigger picture of things, but I see it as positive reinforcement of success. It's a guide that we are on the right path. As for the classroom effect, that reminds me of the 100th Monkey Effect, and, also, some studies have shown that we give off a a 5-6 foot radius of current around us. In theory, more like-minded people in one area will create a further reach of vibes, thought, etc, to nearby areas ... which comes back to the 100th Monkey Effect. Monks gather up by the hundreds or thousands, at times, to focus good intention upon cities with high crime rate. In effect, the rate of crime deflates soon after.

I don't have the links, but it's what I've discovered when I was learning to become an NLP practitioner.

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