Dreams for Stock Market Investing
By Walt Stover, M.A.
DREAMING FOR PROSPERITY - Do you have fascinating dreams? Do they include messages leading to prosperity and abundance? Join me now as I awaken you to the quest for such tantalizing and elusive information. My overall belief about dreams is that they are given for transformation, spiritual growth, and healing. My precognitive dreams started on a small scale in 1978 and have continued to evolve. The dreams about financial matters began in 1983 and clearly involved the stock market. I did not seek or ask for this information. It just spontaneously arose from by subconscious. At first I was extremely hesitant about trusting investment decisions to a dream. In September, 1987, I had two ominous warning dreams about the market and immediately sold all of my stocks. A month later, the market plunged over 500 points in one day and I suddenly became a believer. This fascinating activity has continued, and I now have these dreams 5-6 times per month. In 1998, I formed the Precognitive Stock Market Dream group which now includes twenty one members scattered around the world. This group exchanges approximately fifteen dream messages per month about investing.
DREAMS OF GENERAL MARKET CONDITIONS - Dreams about general financial conditions are extremely important during market corrections such as the sharp sell off in July - September, 1998. As this gut wrenching decline continued, I had a dream on 8/15/98 about the stock market acting like an old time sailing vessel in a raging storm that threatened to capsize the vessel. Suddenly we received a weather report telling us that the storm was abating and there was smoother water ahead. The market hit its low point two weeks later and continued to recover. Another dreamer in Aug., 1998 was concerned about the market down turn. Then he had a dream in which he saw two very obese people walking down the street from the rear. When he saw their extremely large bottoms, he realized that the market was at a bottom level and his investments were safe.
DREAMS ABOUT SPECIFIC COMPANIES - One group member dreamed about being in a large casino and playing a slot machine. He immediately hit the jackpot and coins and a product like cardboard came flowing out. He knew immediately that the product was extremely valuable. A few days later, he read an article about a company named Lifecell that made an identical product and immediately bought that stock. Other group members have also had dreams about Lifecell and this stock has soared dramatically in vale starting in 2003.
DREAMS WITH STRONG SYMBOLIC CONTENT Dreams do not always mention specific company names but provide strong symbolic connections. One man living in Atlanta was dreaming about the stock market in mid 1994. He saw a long group of bright, orange buildings that were all connected together. These buildings extended as far as the eye could see and wound up a series of high hills. He immediately connected this dream to the bright, orange Home Depot stores located all over Atlanta. His stock in this company has increased six fold since he bought it in 1994. In another dream in late 1996, a man walked into a brokerage office and looked out the window. He saw a building where they manufactured jam and jelly sitting at the bottom of a deep hole. Upon checking with his actual broker, he found that Smuckers was the only listed company making jam and jellies. He purchased the stock at $16 and was delighted a few months later when it rose to $28.
MAJOR SUCCESS STORIES - Having a major success with market dreams is rare but it does happen. One group member in California kept having repeating dreams about a biotech company named Icos. In early 1995, he invested his life savings in that stock at $4.50/share and found it to be a very peaceful decision. In 1998, he sold most of his stock at $15 0 20/share and pocketed a high six figure profit. Such events do not represent the average result but are feasible. I have personally had major success with ten specific stocks with overall gains of over one million dollars in the past 8 - 10 years. My biggest gain was with Boyd Gaming where my stock went from $4 to $52 in just four years and I made a mid six figure profit.
GROUP CLUSTER DREAMS – Great success can be achieved when a group of people have similar dreams about the stock market. In late 2002, The PSMD members reported twelve dreams about general market conditions. Ten of these dreams were highly bullish and I became 100% invested at that time. Later in 2003 and early 2004 my investments soared dramatically. A similar series of dreams occurred to PSMD group members in July – October of 2006 that is currently pointing to higher stock market levels in 2007. Our group members were also alerted by several dreams in April – May about the mid year sells off in gold and silver commodities which were devastating to owners of precious metals.
DREAM RECALL AND INCUBATION – If you are an active dreamer now, you may want to explore the subject of dream incubation to create dreams on specific subjects such as investing. If you are not an active dreamer now, there are many possible paths to awaken and improve you abilities in this area. Both of these subjects are explored in detail in my new book Dreams –My Lamp Unto the Darkness. This book is based on my personal expediencies over the past twenty eight years with 15,000 of my own dreams, and also includes numerous dreams from PSMD members about investing. Do feel free to contact me at my web site www.stockdreams.org
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Walt Stover has studied dreams for almost thirty years and has over 15,000 dreams in his own journals. Approximately 7% of these dreams deal with various aspects of investing. He has a Masters Degree in Transpersonal Studies and wrote a thesis on dreams. Walt has been successfully using dreams for stock market investing since the mid 1990's.
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Jennys Dream
Jenny (not her real name) is 18 going on 35, and has been recording her dreams regularly for 2 years now. She is a bright, clever and hardworking girl who has a “sunny” personality and draws people to her wherever she goes. She has had to do a lot of educational catching up since recovering from a very serious illness. She has also suffered much loss of family during her childhood. Life has often proved tough and deeply challenging for her.
She says she has often looked for answers. “Why me?” and dreams have always fascinated her. Working with dreams has helped her in many different ways, and she now accepts them as a source of guidance. After all they are a free gift given to us all so why not use them to guide us through the wonderful but often difficult pathways through life. Jenny hopes by sharing what is one strand of her dreamwork, this will help others.
This is Jenny’s story. ”I don’t cry much now but I used to – a lot – and I was often called a cry baby or an angry kid, which I thought was unfair because other kids didn’t know what was going on in my life. If I get too angry or lose my temper and go over the top, which sometimes happens, I often dream of a really wild man jumping up and down and scaring the life out of me.” I know now losing my temper and this dream are connected. I used to keep things to myself so talking to other kids or adults as I was growing up was very hard. Anyway I didn’t think anyone would understand until I joined a group of kids and we shared our experiences in weekly meetings. Sometimes what came up during those meetings sounded crazy at other times not but the relief of knowing you are not alone has been a real buzz.
When I was about 4 maybe 5, I began to have a recurring dream where I was wandering around a huge dark house that had lots of rooms. I knew most of them except one – a hidden room – that I discovered by accident. It was on the ground floor and had doors that led out into the garden and windows but no furniture. The doors and windows were tightly shut. Because it was so dark and spooky I didn’t want to go into the room but something made me go in and look and feel my way around. I was scared of touching something horrible and thought a ghost might jump out and frighten me. There were cobwebs and dust everywhere. I felt my way around very slowly, trying to see what was in there. I had the same dream about 4 or 5 times over a few years. This dream really bugged me. Then I had the dream again when I was 14 and woke up with a deep feeling that when I felt really bad about my life I would have this dream. I asked what it meant before I went to sleep at night. I did this several times and then had the same dream but this time when I went into the room it was not so dark. I could see the sun coming up through the windows. The cobwebs and dust had disappeared and the room looked clean and sort of ready to live in. It also felt warm and I could smell flowers. Then I saw a bunch of brightly coloured flowers – I counted 8 of them. The doors could be opened into the garden and the windows let the light in. I heard a voice telling me to go on do it. This was repeated three times I think. Then I woke up. I was living with my gran and within eight days (the number of flowers) of having this dream my real dad, who lived abroad, got in touch and said he wanted me to go and live with him and be part of that family. I knew that this was the “it” in my dream. I knew I had to do “it”. I now live with my dad and my new family. Its great but I have had to learn to live a different sort of life. Sometimes I really miss my gran but she comes about twice a year to visit and I have made lots of friends and I want to become a doctor and help kids to get better like I did. The recurring dream has been really important. It pushed me to explore an unknown and unused room in my house (an unknown part of myself). As the dream changed so did I and my life. I keep a dream diary now and try to work with my dreams as much as I can.“
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Some though not all of the following information on dreams is adapted from Build Your Own Dream House by Paula M Craig, an out-of-print booklet which has helped many people including children, to work with interpreting their dreams.
You can learn to interpret your dreams. Sometimes other people can give you a clue but by using dreams to help you understand yourself and what is going on in your life the following information will get you started.
- Put a notebook and pencil/pen by the side of your bed and when you awake write down your dream. Always remember to also write down how you felt when you wake up as this will give you a major clue as to what the dream means.
- Learn symbols that frequently appear in dreams If you do not understand them at first do not worry and wait until a few days have passed and look back through your dreams and make a list of the symbols. Think of the symbol and then say the first word that pops into your mind. This word may provide a possible meaning for the symbol in your dreams. A list is given below of common symbols that appear in everyone’s dreams.
- When you get started if you cannot figure a dream out just let it go and do not worry about it. It may in time come back to you as the same symbol or in a different way to guide you. Pay special attention to these dreams and they will automatically stop when you understand the message.
- If you have difficulty remembering your dreams and you want to, tell yourself before you fall asleep I WILL REMEMBER MY DREAM. Ask God to help you too.
Common Symbols found in Dreams
1. Your Dream House
Think of your house as having three floors.
The main floor is your CONSCIOUS MIND. This is where you spend most of your everyday conscious life. These dreams relate to what you have been doing, sometimes during the day or the previous day
The basement or lowest level of hour house relates to your SUBCONSCIOUS MIND. This is where our memories of things that have happened to us are stored. Every thought, feeling and experience you have ever had are stored here.
The top floor (upstairs) is your SUPERCONSCIOUS MIND. This is the highest level where all your hopes, goals and the future are kept and is the part of your mind that is very close to God. At this high level you are connected with everyone else on earth. Wow that is an amazing thought but people who have long studied dreams teach us that people and children who live in different countries and cultures have some dream symbols in common. These are often referred to as ARCHETYPAL Symbols. They predated language when humans learnt to speak and are part and parcel of our SUPERCONSCIOUS MIND. We can access these symbols through dreams to help us and guide us through our everyday lives and relationships. This is the level where the dream is so strong and vivid that you will be able to recall
2. People
The people we meet in our dreams play different roles, like actors on a stage. Sometimes we are watching ourselves disguised as someone else. This is because we can recognize the faults in others before we can see our own mistakes. It’s like looking in a mirror and seeing oturselves as others see us. Ask yourself “Do I act like that?” Dream characters also symbolize other people in our lives, and how we feel about them. Them may represent themselves or someone else with the same name or personality trait. Always look for clues. Who does the dream person remind you of? What kind of feelings do you have towards them?
3. Buildings
Think about the activities that take place in these buildings. Make a list of the words that expresses your feelings about them
4. Vehicles
Many times in dreams the vehicles in dreams represent the dreamer’s body.
5. Birds
Birds have wings and can fly high above the earth. They also have extraordinary eyesight.
6. Animals
Animals often represent something about ourselves. What does the particular animal in your dream remind you of?
7. Insects
Often insects represent small annoying problems in your life.
8. Nature
Scenes in nature often represent what is happening with the dreamer’s feelings. Although they seem to be taking place outside they really refer to conditions within the dreamer. For example, water often represents emotions; therefore, the condition of the water may be telling you something in your dream about your emotions.
9. Colours
Make a list of all the colours you can think of and also write down what each colour reminds you of.
Maria had a recurring bad dream that she was being chased by a monstrously large red balloon and when it almost reached her she would wake up feeling very frightened indeed. She had been thinking a lot about this dream and wondered what she could do. She decided to make a promise to herself that the next time she had the dream she would turn round and say boo loudly to the monstrously large red balloon. The next time she had this bad dream she did this. Guess what – the red balloon faded away in front of her and Maria felt really happy about this. She has never had this bad dream since. Feeling really confident about herself, Maria told a lot of other children about this dream to help understand how this might help them too.
. The more you work with your dreams the more they will work for you!.
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