I don't really think it is optimal to predict anything at this point.there is hope for CRS >= 450 in this year! max
Also, i
According to the supplementary information pertaining to immigration plans for 2019-2021, available on CIC website, the total target for planned immigration for the year 2019 is 3,30,800.The admissions target for 2019 is 81,400 new permanent residents, which is an increase of 6,500 admissions over 2018’s target of 74,900.
Target is total number of new Permanent residents including Family sponsorship and spousal Immigration as well. So 81400 is not the Target Number Of ITAs it’s target of New immigrants in Total.
This number includes everything, i.e, economic immigration, family/spousal sponsorship, and refugees/humanitarian ground immigration.
The said number 81,400 however pertains only to the Federal High Skilled Workers i.e the economic immigration program barring PNPs, AIPP, Caregivers, Quebec immigration etc.
Thus, bearing that in mind, 81400 may not be in fact the aggregate number of ITA's to be issued in the year, since there will always be wastage and carry forwards from previous year, but in no way, it includes family/spousal sponsorship or even any PNP's.
The number 81400, thus does gives us a good idea of the number of ITAs that will be issued (and that's not even the high target. High target is 86000 is the high target and CIC has set a precedent of over achieving that haha).
Thus, in brief, to the regular express entry candidate without any job offers or provoncial nominations, this is the only number that matters.
P.S No offence intended, but what you wrote, provided i didn't misunderstand that, is factually incorrect.
P.P.S I am attaching the link of the page containing the supplementary information.
Take a look, the ray of hope will only shine brighter.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/supplementary-immigration-levels-2019.html