You may have noticed the stock market survey projections we’ve posted and tweeted over the past few days. The morning projection is compiled each day from a 9 a.m. survey of high income white collar professionals throughout major U.S. cities.This projection is something we’ve posted to beta testers in the financial and insurance communities for 6 months and they have continued to follow-it daily, for the entire period.

If you review the accuracy of the line graph we’ve posted, you’ll see that our predictions are fairly conservative and provide directionally accurate stock market performance approximately 75% of the time. In fact, since the time we started measuring pre-bell opening investor confidence, we’ve predicted some of the wildest swings in recent memory. Here’s some examples;

 

 

  Our Prediction Actual DJIA Change
August 11th, 2011 +538 +422
September 2nd, 2011 -194 -253
September 7th, 2011 +312 +275
November 30th, 2011 +346 +490
December 20th, 2011 +248 +337
February 3rd, 2012 +348

+156

More recently, see below.

March 6th

April 10

-207

-216             

-203

-213

This daily projection is available right before the opening bell each weekday via Office Pulse and Twitter.com. To view the past daily prediction, please visit Scott Marden’s Twitter photo directory at http://twitter.com/#!/ScottMarden1/media/grid.

 

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