Another Train Wreck for Lunch

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Can someone hand the President a doobie?  Chill a minute.  Look at some history, bro!

Yes – due for a bounce.  But look at this trend package:

Fortunately, this is a “day off” and already I have a tractor repair under my belt for the day.

More on Peoplenomics.com tomorrow.

But can someone mention the “Ship of State” needs a steady hand on the wheel?  Wait for the helm to respond? Come up to new heading, then do something?

See, when you land an airplane *(which I have, thousands of times) one of the hardest disciplines is to not over-correct.  If you do (get anxious) you can get into a land, over-correct-stall cycle that can break things.  If you take a hard bounce, don’t pull back!  Hold the nose steady…feel the plane, watch the horizon, adjust gradually and never jerk the controls.

Jerks are bad.  Very, very bad.

Ask any Canadian. An even, confident hand is needed.  Especially when there’s an ongoing continuing parade of True Dopes.  Don’t JERK!  Canada’s making their own.

Write when (yada, yada)…

George@Ure.net

 

19 thoughts on “Another Train Wreck for Lunch”

  1. Hoovervilles were shanty towns built during the Great Depression by the homeless in the United States. They were named after Herbert Hoover, who was President of the United States during the onset of the Depression and was widely blamed for it.

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hooverville

    Trumpvilles?

    Coming soon? Possible?

    • RV-Villes will be the name.

      RV-Villes already exist in a number of communities in California … entire subdivisions of them in fact along public roads and near public parks. Coming to an area NEAR YOU, in the near future.

  3. Business and markets can deal with bad news. Business and markets can deal with good news. Business and markets cannot deal with uncertain news.

    Our recent Province of Ontario election brought in a strong conservative government with a leader, Doug Ford, that is prepared to go head to head with Trump. He is no feminist boy like our outgoing prime minister and he has balls and solid business experience to fight.

    This is getting uglier by the day and I hope and pray that Americans can get the President to come to his senses. He can’t put tariffs on one day, take them off the next and then say they will be back on in a month, maybe. Our premier has basically said “enough.” He has already removed all US imported liquor, beer and wine from our LCBO (p.s. the largest importer of such products in the world).

    We ship 80% of our hydro to 3 northern states and he will shut it off if he has to. Not good for either country. Let’s get some level of certainty for citizens on both sides of the border. It’s either on or it’s off but no maybe.

    DJT has done more to unite Canadians in the past month than any person or situation has in our history. In a way it’s good for us to be strong and proud Canadians but it is destroying a friendship of two close nations and a lot of cross border good friends.

    :(

    • D.J. Trump …. the largest uniter of Canada since Canada’s Transcontinental Railroad was built!

      I wonder if DJ Trump will also leave a legacy of beautiful hotels stretched across Canada like the railroad did? … ( lol )

    • Ford blinked…

      If he is a genuinely good guy, he will become privy to Trump’s gameplay. If he is not, things may indeed become ugly. It appears Trump and Lutnick (our Commerce Secy.) will be having a series of meetings with Ford between now and April 2nd.

      In the interim, the folks from Alberta are still meeting with Rubio (and Trump?) Thursday, to see what kind of deal Trump will cut them, should they secede from Canada to join the U.S. The last time I looked, about a quarter of Albertans were secessionist. The only reasons I can think of for Mr. Rath to go to Washington are either the movement has gained steam, or he wants to be able to use a potential deal to leverage more people into wanting to secede…

      • Ford is a businessman, not a politician. He will play Trump’s game and not back down. He wants a deal that is fair to both sides and wants to end the tariff Hokey Pokey. I have a lot of friends in Alberta. Secession is fading from sight.

        Should be a fun meeting tomorrow in Washington.

  4. I am not worried about PDJT’s hand on the tiller so much as all those computers programed to kick into sell mode when they cross the 200 DMA.
    I am kinda concerned why they have not kicked in yet already.

  6. George..
    The 12 February 2025 3rd fractal decay bounce …

    By comparison, the DJIA peaked on 3 Sept 1929. This was day 6 of a 29 day 2nd fractal of a 12/29/27 day 3-phase fractal decay series.

    The 3rd fractal bounce peaked on day 6 of the 27 day 3rd fractal and was about a 50% recovery from the 2nd fractal 3 Sept peak to the 29 day 2nd fractal nadir valuation.

    The 12 February 2025 3-phase 7/13 of 14-18/14-18 days fractal decay series appears to be much weaker than 1929. The peak valuation occurred on 19 Feb or day 5 of the 1st 7 day fractal. A likely weaker than 50% bounce will peak on about day 3-5 of the 3rd 14-18 day decay fractal.

    Prices are too high, personal debt is too high, the base of the economic pyramid consumers are tapped out, subprime car loan defaults are at historical levels. At current wages its simply too expensive to live in America for a majority of citizens. These conditions were sufficient for the expected 1982 13/32 of 32-33 year 2nd fractal crash.

    Add to a predetermined crash, new tariffs further increasing consumer prices, reducing trade and business revenue, crippling joint manufacturing, and gross firings of federal workers who pay mortgages and consume services. This is a Herbert Hoover replay … on an order greater magnitude.

  7. Dougie is effed dealing with a real man. Just like his tokem/dealing brother. RIP. Watch for a fast recant.

  8. re: “Let’s Make a Deal”
    feat: The Godfather

    Folks,
    Wow, what a day! Let’s count up the tallies of our most recent players.

    Please stand and applaud President Trump accepting keys to a brand new Tesla. The President will of course be appearing on our next program.

    Has it really been 10 years since “Sunny Times” broke through political cloudbanks with Canada’s now outgoing PM? Sadly we must say ‘goodbye’ to newly appointed Citizen Trudeau who rest assured is not being sent home empty-handed. Consult your msm provider for images of the PM allegedly walking out of Canada’s Parliament with his heavy chair of office. It may not recline, but that is one practical piece of furniture for best posture and will guarantee many, many years of trouble-free use.

    Alright, let’s breakaway for a DJ George spot calling in an “All in the Family” audible courtesy of Canada’s third national network. The piece was originally broadcast from hub station CIII-DT domiciled within the Toronto Waterfront hq of its billion dollar parent. Without further adieu, here is a “Global News” video link of runner-up Liberal leadership candidate Mrs. Freeland during her battle with foe and now-PM Carney as well as godfather of her son.

    https://globalnews.ca/video/embed/10627588

  9. re: “Listen to the Music”
    feat: The Doobie Brothers

    Folks,
    Naloxone, stat! I had no idea that the largest shareholder of “The Globe and Mail” newspaper parent holding company who is also multi-billionaire sister to the 3rd Baron Thomson of Fleet dropped an incendiary literary device on former PM Trudeau’s last business day in office on Friday. Maybe the PM walking out with his parliamentary chair was a ‘duck and cover’ prop. What leader of a government would allegedly consort with an alleged Chinese loan shark whose medium of exchange allegedly did not exclude bags of cash? Here is a link to “The Globe and Mail” story which isn’t behind a paywall at this end:

    https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-trudeau-met-with-paul-king-jin-in-his-first-term-as-prime-minister/

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