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What did I tell you this morning: Hil is driving the market. Headline 1:  Clinton to resume campaigning after pneumonia as race tightens. Headline 2:  Dow Up 200. Schmucks like us didn’t get the memo.  Maybe if we’d given a little more…

This is beginning to stink. I mean really stink. Was it entirely coincidental that on Friday of last week the market took a big tumble, just ahead of conclusive Clinton health issues? And now – with more pat denials of anything serious being really wrong with her – the futures are up about 78-points… Worse, … Read More

Say, here’s an odd prepping discussion that I don’t recall the in-city wannabes talking much about: What are you going to do for GLUE in the hereafter when TSHTF? We’ve been out here on the ranch since 2003 and being as how we’re pretty-well stocked up on things, a minor repair on the old farm … Read More

Not only that, but in this morning’s ChartPack, we discuss a number of “Lazarus Lines” in chart theory where a sudden Hillary recovery could be auspicious, or not so much. Wait:  Did he say he say “Sales Processes for Mating?” Oh, sure.  Life is not a singular thing and you question me when I tell … Read More

Let’s talk about the Path Into Depression 2017/2018. One theory – admittedly a bit conspiratorial – is that some market big wigs got an advance on the “Illary” news that broke last weekend. As a result – holds the theory – a very few key Big Guns sold at the top – which is why … Read More

Nothing personal – and if you want to… 1.Pay huge ticket prices 2.Buy $10 hot dogs 3.Drink $10 beer 4.Underwrite a bunch of rich owners 5.Give local government another hand in your wallet 6.Put up with miserable traffic and parking 7.Suffer “Branding” disease 8.Lose personal time you could use for personal sports, exercise, or learning … Read More

With the latest round of woes for presumptive presidential high-bidder Hillary Clinton, the pseudo-liberal East Coast money establishment has been in an uproar since late last week. We can see there were two drivers to this gnawing sense of fear: One was polls showing Donald Trump was back in the lead by several measures. The … Read More

My big mission in Life today is to get you to spend $10 bucks at Amazon. Before you rush off thinking “Oh my God, not another highly polished and monetized website,” rest assured it’s still UrbanSurvival. But I have an interesting tale of aging, looking at data, and thinking that we’ve been doing in background … Read More

Today we will skip the more theoretical economics discussions – the commentary Wednesday on why tax cuts won’t work for Trump should be enough reading to keep you busy thinking for a while. Instead, we will look at our Trading Model’s results for the week and then see how there is a chance (though small) … Read More

No, but time to update out data which is coming tomorrow in Peoplenomics.  The market has taken out one key – first level of support – in the manic decline of today (so far). We will have a detailed look at a couple of prospective wave counts and target levels in our Peoplenomics report tomorrow. … Read More

Oh, you didn’t hear? Well that $400-million in foreign cash that the Golfer in Chief dispensed to Iran is turning into the least of our worries. So is the reported earlier this week that the real number was PURPORTED TO BE $1.7-BILLION. Because as of this morning, the real number is looking like it could … Read More

Earlier this week I went into (excruciatingly boring) detail about how to set up a computer, ham radio receiver or transceiver (set on the widest bandwidth you can find)  and then directly capture satellite images on the lash-up. Peoplenomics readers got to peek at one of the first black and white (composite) images Wednesday.  And … Read More

Have to admit it: Not a hell of a lot on the economic front worth getting worked up over. Sure, the Fed has the Consumer Debt report this afternoon and we will see some oil/petroleum data from the Energy Information Administration. But of the two, I’ll take the Fed data as the “most exciting” which … Read More