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Since one of my (purported) skills is broadcasting, every so often a reader wonders “Why not do an STS article on how to have a super home sound system? Well, OK, this can be really short (“do what sounds best to you”) or really long.  Which begins like this: Inputs & Speakers Matter  Long ago, … Read More

A well-placed source draws our attention to this not widely reported link between events in Ukraine and UAPs – recently of high US.mil interest. The first couple of pages of this paper rock. From the “Main Astronomical Observatory, NAS of Ukraine, Zabalotnoho 27, 03680, Kyiv, Ukraine.” Two classes of UAPs emerge. [2208.1121] Unidentified aerial phenomena … Read More

Charts and prospects as we watch the train wreck of an economy implode.  Like dropping another 630 points off the Dow wasn’t a hint? We have written for years on this site about our focus “Replaying 1929.” Now that we’re within spitting distance not only of the long wave economics playing out as forecast, we’re … Read More

Super short and on point, since Roofing Crew #2 – the metal roofers – will have the long-planned replacement of the guest room done this morning.  We’re trying to be “all ready for war.” So, with this in mind we will get to the job numbers in a second.  But first let’s talk about making … Read More

Oh my God, what a grand Thursday it is.  Ure’s back from the Big Bad Ugly Rally we warned was coming and is ready to open a can of whup-ass on some Bulls. See, the thing is, there is very little in the headlines supporting anything near the “Build Back Better” fairytale. Walk with me. Challenger … Read More

A study of charts, early futures, ADP Jobs data, and a fresh book chapter on tap here.  After a manic running of the bears Tuesday, reason seems to be back with futures pointing lower ahead of the opening. Our focus is back on the “what’s personally actionable” aspect of future living. Imagine, if you will, … Read More

Sometimes I feel like a damned politician.  In fact, it’s been said (by Coleman Cox in the previous Depression) that “Writer’s aren’t supposed to have money, unless they be writers of checks.”~ 1931 in “As I See It.” This is not the first time I’ve partly missed the gangplank but got the right boat.  I … Read More

The first chapter of a (likely) new book should be posted on the Peoplenomics® website Wednesday.  The working title is “Crossover: The Combustion of Human Effort” is poised to drip out the end of my fingers. I was kicking around the possible nuclear escalation path in Ukraine over the weekend and I shared with him the … Read More

Plus, some other nifty topics this morning, including my Yaupon Hedge experiment.  So, kick back with another cup and let’s think this project called Life through a little deeper… If War Is Coming We sure hope reasonable shows up at the party soon.  Because the accounting for this Ukraine War (thanks to maneuvering by the … Read More

Although we don’t dwell on what it would be like to seriously prepare for global economic collapse, markets are driving today’s discussion.  Because if even a modest disruption in the Supply Chain can cause truck and auto deliveries to falter, and certain foods to become “unobtainium” we wonder what else might become scarce in the … Read More

Our first discussion should be the state of financial markets which are momentarily in the “Wiggle Zone.” As you can see in the Elliott wave view of things, we are wiggling around a big red support line (lower right) here: Now let’s look at a bigger timescale and ask what might fit (for this is never … Read More

Earlier this morning – before the GDP announcement, the Dow futures were down more than 200 points.  This, coming on the heels of a gain Wednesday of 548-points is not exactly the end of the world. The GDP – nominally the value of everything made in America – has become something of a political football.  … Read More

With markets in free-fall, we are again looking back at critical lessons to have internalized right now – like today –  before we get into the Replay of 1929 any deeper.  There are two main ones that come to mind. The first has to do with invention.  So, in this regard, we’ll be focused on … Read More