the total number of applicants with 451+ has been increasing steadily and even in the last draw, it has been increased in the same previous pace but since the gap between the 135 and 136 draw breakdown time is 11 days (not 14 days) the numbers look like that joining rate of candidates has been diminished which is not true.
The main point is the number of people with CRS score 472+ (but less than 600) that have joined the pool. In my opinion, in Draw 135, small portion of the ITA issued for people with CRS 471 since the tie break was 6 May 2019 and I believe that from 2622 ITA ( in the range of 451-600) on 22 Jan (Draw 135), 2600 of them were 472+( but less than 600). So in 5 weeks( from 19 Dec to 22 Jan) just 2600 people were added with CRS 472+(but less than 600), but in the next 2 weeks, 3061 people( and even more) with CRS score of 472+(but less than 600) joined the pool. How is this normal? This cannot be formulated. This is not something rock solid to predict the next draws based on. This shows that all predictions are absurd and the only thing that matters are the number of people joining the pool. It may be like the 5 weeks of slow joining rate of January or fast pace of February. What is going to happen next is totally based on people joining the pool. So based on these calculations, the CRS may drop to 470 or even 468 in the upcoming draws or may rise if more people are joining the pool with high CRS scores.
Just remember that in 5 weeks ending 20 of January just 2600 with a CRS score of 472+( but less than 600) joined the pool but in the next 2 weeks 3061 people (and even more) joined the pool.
any comments? disagreements?