Markets have reached one of those wonderfully uncomfortable places where the bullish and bearish cases can both be right — just on different clocks. Our State-Variance work says there is still room overhead, Tech has climbed safely back above its 85-day moving average, and the Ebbinghaus-Ure work suggests the market may have finished its latest consolidation and be setting up for another push higher.
But here’s where it gets interesting. Our Differential work is calling this a “second wind,” while the companion oscillator is moving back toward territory associated with market tops. Add our long-running 1929 comparison, rising interest rates, and the possibility of one last enthusiasm-driven run, and the question isn’t simply up or down? It’s whether another move higher is the beginning of something — or the finishing move of something already very old.
That’s what this weekend’s 40-page Peoplenomics ChartPack works through: State-Variance, Magic Ovals, the 1929 comparison, U.S. and Global Aggregates, moving-average crossings, Differential Oscillators, Golems and the Wave Projector. The short version? The charts permit another push higher — but…let’s the rest for subscribers. Everyone else gets to find out later what we were talking about today.
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I occassionally make a post inside PN, but you have been so slow to post there isn’t any way to get a discussion going behind the firewall.
The partisans are running out of hot-button issues to stimulate contributions from any party other than corporate economic engines.
War is diplomacy by other means, and foreign policy is an extension of political revenue. Meanwhile, food stress is becoming very real in this country like it was in the 20’s and 30’s.
I have been looking around at rural real estate, and what I see is crazy. Owning in the country has become more of a lifestyle statement than a real lifestyle. The landscape is littered with 3500 sq ft homes with too little land or proper fencing to get an ag exemption. These fantasy castles have tax bills that are higher than I would feel comfortable as a mortgage payment. The going rate for a house and 10 acres is running a million and higher.
One strategy I haven’t considered before is to look at ag land and a house a few miles apart. I need better access to alternate water sources, but I am not interested in flood plain living. Hmmm….
Food prices are reaching the point where home production might become a b
To finish my comment:
“Food prices are reaching the point where home production might become a” breakeven proposition again.
What an epiphany….
everyone knows about my rantings on the totally broken healthcare system in the usa…
my daughters friends mom passed away..she was an executive of a facility I worked for.. her best friend was my administrator of the same facility.. Both had husbands that committed suicide..forty years ago or so..
the healthcare facilities were both for profit..
everyone knows that those with money, land, or businesses ….get great service fast.. where those without are limited or have to wait..both of the ladies basically thought if they slept to the top… only to lose a husband because of their ambitions…the company they worked for went bellied up.. once the farms cash businesses are gone facilities rely on they get federal assistance.. that doesn’t even provide enough to meet the wages of someone making minimum wage for one shift of eight hours a day.. which is why costs are out the roof for cares.. neither remarried..and both lost everything in their quest..
what a crazy ass world we live in..