Coping: Should Companies do Customer IQ Testing?
Should companies do Customer IQ testing? And we continue our short course in ham radio (and emergency/prepping radio antennas).
Should companies do Customer IQ testing? And we continue our short course in ham radio (and emergency/prepping radio antennas).
We begin this week with a paucity of real news on the “front burner” but off on the back burner, things are likely about coming to the point of boiling over on a number of fronts. I was talking to one of our “well placed sources” in D.C. this weekend and he says his peers will … Read More
Two discussions about radios and prepping this morning. First a discussion of basic receive-only antennas and basics of that. Then a real grown-iup discussion of radio transmitting antennas using dipoles versus off-center fed dipoles (OCFDs)
PREMIUM CONTENT: For our Peoplenomics.com followers: We discuss several approaches to personal budgets and update our outlook for financial markets.
An updated Bitcoin forecast awaits in this morning’s report. It now looks like an Elliott Wave 1 down ended early this week, so our new “dead cat bounce” could take BTC to the $14,000 range next week. Meantime, we introduce a new game called Amazon HQ Roulette.
Much as George’s book “Dimensions Next Door” (available on Amazon) had been forecasting, there’s now been a breakthrough home “Maker” project of an antigravity levitator recognized by the IEEE this week…
Now that Bitcoin has lost more than half its value since the December top, we see it in general downtrend with today a “dead cat bounce.” Elsewhere, is a planned federal Sanctuary sweep in California likely to fuel a “second civil war?”
We’re all little “hype receivers.” This morning in Coping we talk about how to take-back control of that process.
Normally not something we’d post “in the clear” but please note the complete cover-up of the Bitcoin collapse in the co-opted Mainstream Media. If the Dow Jones lost OVER HALF ITS VALUE in a month, you don’t think that would be the front page splash? (And they’d find a way to blame it on Trump, too, … Read More
This morning (after headlines and charts) we ask a very important question. While not apparent on the surface, one of the macro trends most American’s don’t seem to notice (thanks to lowest-common-denominator media clowns) is that open warfare on We the People has been declared by corporations. Which, in case you’ve forgotten Citizens United, are … Read More
Say, don’t want to run this stuff in your face, particularly if you’re a Coiner and haven’t laid-back enough to buy a subscription to Peoplenomics (and pay all those short-term capital gains you’ll owe this year), but I just have to point out that with Bitcoins trading in the $12,250 range, you will want to look … Read More
Communications: There has been increasing chatter in social media circles about what the ‘next business model’ will be. Social is running its course; like a bad case of flu. To refresh: The social hoodwinking of established web sites and creative content for all, began with the simple premise that if established websites (like Urban, for … Read More
There is no mail today. Banks are closed. The U.S. markets are closed…and what the hell am I doing up? Well, this is another one of those half holidays we talk about. Fine time to introduce non-subscribers (to our Peoplenomics newsletter) to some sharper thinking than appears in the mainstream. Were it not for the pending … Read More