In 1984 an experiment was done to predict the movement of the silver futures market. The remote viewers could not make a prediction by trying to view a number of where the market would be on the following day so an method known as associative viewing was used.
If the market was up the viewer would be taken to location A, if the market went down the viewer would be taken to location B. The remote viewer was asked to describe the location they would be taken to the following day at the close of the futures market.
Two viewers were used. If both described the same location accurately then a trade would be made. Using this method 6 out of 7 trades were accurately predicted.
(Source: Miracles of Mind by Russell Targ and Jane Katra, Ph.D.)
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