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Which, if it sounds a bit oblique, means we will share our regular stuff first and then follow-on with the Housing data due to roll about 8:15 AM Central time.  I will be hitting “Publish” multiple times this morning, as storms are moving through the area and you never know about CenturyLate‘s internet service when … Read More

Been a while since really useful woo-woo has shown up in my dreams.  (Remember my book  Psychocartography – Mapping the Human Dream is available on Kindle.)  But last night’s adventures – which will be recounted in detail on the  Peoplenomics site Wednesday – really cleared up a  lot about where America is right now. But, if there’s … Read More

A quiet Sunday around the ranch:  Working on the ongoing list of projects so that as we sink deeper into Economic Depression, we will be as best prepared – as much as anyone can be – for such events.  3-million cases this week, over 200,000 dead. One of the reasons I have maintained a “bug-out” … Read More

Short for “Time To Re-Think Texas?” Don’t get me wrong, we love this place beyond belief.  It has almost everything we could want. More than a million square feet of land.  Since there are 43,560 square fee, and there are 28.82 of them (more/or less) then 1.256 million square feet, or a square 1,120 feet … Read More

A simple snip from the (not so) Federal Reserve on what we’ve been telling you was Making Up Money (MUM) policy.    See 3-months M1…and think about buying a wheelbarrow… All of which exposes the key economic question: If the stock market was to drop 30%, but you threw in an offsetting amount of cash … Read More

Hard choice this morning, trying to “call it right” in terms of what will impact people’s lives most.  We remain on the cusp of economic Depression, the main driver of this – the virus – is still rolling with some areas reporting upticks now. As a consequence, the food situation is getting dicey – with … Read More

We’ve probably all heard the old saying “When Fortune hands you Lemons, make Lemonade.” Old sayings like that become old sayings because there’s an element of Truth to them.  And so, I got to thinking about how Elaine and I could turn Covid-19 into a positive thing in our lives. Surprisingly, the answer was simple:  … Read More

A cryptic graphic related to this morning’s discussion in the ChartPack: As always, we shall see…just remember 1.7% and we hit it within 20 minutes of the open. g

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With the Price of Oil crashing to lifetime lows, it has become apparent that the Fed has seriously screwed-up and does not understand what happens when hyper-deflation (here at the bottom of the economic long wave cycle) runs into hyper-inflation as demanded by compounding effects of interest on the federal debt.  And egged further into … Read More

I made a promise to myself this weekend:  I would try to write “tighter and brighter” columns.  That decision was reinforced when Elaine and I listened to the presidents press conference Sunday. Getting to the point matters: Over the course of 50+ years as a news/management/operations geek, old man Ure  (moi) has been to a … Read More

It’s never hard to pack for a trip – just so long as you know  where you will eventually end up.  Then, it’s easy to see – amongst all your present gear – what will work when you get to the new destination. You don’t pack too many sweaters for a trip to the Sahara.  … Read More

Wherein we “look ahead in the rearview” with a unique historical guidepost system most people don’t think about. Not saying that we are going back to the “past-Ure” but if you’re wondering what will need doing in the “Post-Tech world” business ideas abound. Which will be grist for the brain after an assortment of headlines … Read More