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Submitted by: Nigel

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While I agree, in general, with the problems of prediction, I still feel that you can certainly forecast trends to a greater or lesser degree with dowsing. And those results might then influence your decisions. It's all a matter of how you want to use it!

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Hi Thanks for reply After I posted my question, I came across a few 'youtube' clips. Most of them said, we can use it for prediction as things change the moment the answer is obtained via the pendulum. Cos of the many little changes in the world, it would affect the outcome of the prediction. The answer from the pendulum was said to be accurate only at the time of getting the answer. Nevertheless, I would be trying out. I just want to know if it had been used successfully.

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Yes, you certainly can use dowsing for that. I know of several people who have done this sort of thing. I am unaware of their level of success, but I don't think any of them are bankrupt because of it! If you are interested in doing this, I suggest that you start off by running parallel experiments; 'normal' trading predictions and dowsing and keeping a tally of results. That way, you can 'tweak' the dowsing protocol until it gets better than the usual method you use. At which point, you can begin to rely on the dowsing for smaller trades, gradually building up to bigger ones. At least, that is the way I would probably go about it. Feel free to use whatever method seems best for you! Of course, I would love to hear feedback from you, sometime in the future, as to how it went for you. I suspect others reading this would also be interested.

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