User Survey Note: If you read comments in response to articles, you will notice a change this morning: After an article is posted, the comments regarding that articles are posted in the order received. Until about 6:10 AM today, it has been most recent first. Essentially, it’s oldest first. I am asking everyone who enjoys the Comment … Read More
Sure, market futures are up – over a hundred on the Dow – and we continue in “major blow-off mode” for possibly until January, by the look of things. Holidays, with the exception of last Christmas’ slaughter of the elves, are normally a time of rising spirits. Yet with all the trade hype making the … Read More
This morning a discussion of hybrid money systems. Is there a way out of America’s Financial mess? Well, turns out yes there is. While it may seem impossible on the surface, there is one path that could pretty much cure “all that ails us.” I call the process “re-denomination” and it would at once dispense … Read More
Yeah, I know – didn’t think I could read, did you? Surprise! A cool economic/business book review down the page. But, it’s really a huge day for Climate and Trade. So let’s start on those: The Sun’s Going Out One of the biggest “Social Monetization’s” afoot in today’s f/u’ed world is this whole Climate … Read More
Economics is a kind of “pretend science.” Schooled in scientific method, and with an amazing ability to observe a handful of data points and turn these into all manner of indecipherable formulae, we’re supposed to believe modern economics has the situation well in hand. Don’t buy it. We recently explained to our Peoplenomics.com subscriber that … Read More
Won’t continue to worry the “digital ascension” since digital zombies don’t care. But, old man Ure know what the phone-zombies really like is money and toys. And, it’s getting to be the time of year when those “feelings of love” are totally worked-over to get the largest payday come the end of December. I’m not … Read More
The Fed is price-fixing and the Bubble is here. Yeah – free markets are a Big Lie. This one hit me like a ton of bricks this week. There I was, in my office doing generalizing. And that’s when the “veil lifted” and a whole new world appeared. As it turns out, much of what … Read More
Bad news for you, but we might as well bring this up on a Sunday, right? The rumblings that led into the “rapture” began in 1989. That’s when Motorola introduced the MicroTAC personal phone. The following year, GTE would bring it to market and bundled as a “flip phone.” But the real rapture begame in … Read More
Tensions are high going into this weekend. Daylight Time leaves Sunday. Worries are not because of signs and portents related to Halloween last night. Let’s “line ’em” up, for the day: We have a new Jobs Report to digest. The Fed may be dialing-back money growth. Fears of a False Flag are elevated. Patriots are … Read More
Necklines and Slashers for Halloween breakfast. Not normally the kind of article we’d put out on the non-subscriber site, but since we won’t be doing a subscriber column until Saturday, we need to talk. Now. Wednesday, the market did the expected (though we wished they’d been more foresightful) and lowered their rate a quarter point. … Read More
Narrowing the “fishing grounds” today, we consider the Q of Time. Sounds incredible, but as I’ve accumulated the data over the past several years, there is compelling reason to pursue two very specific lines of inquiry outlined in the three earlier reports on this. Today, we’ll begin the process of putting past time travel events … Read More
Just out the new Case-Shiller, S&P, CoreLogic monthly Housing report. I could have been better – things are very close to flat in the Month-on-Month data (before “corrections…”: “S&P Dow Jones Indices today released the latest results for the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices, the leading measure of U.S. home prices. Data released today for August … Read More
We’ll post the Housing Price Index (C/S HPI) as a separate post when it comes out, so drop by about 8:15 Central for that. Couldn’t sleep, so up early, venom about market hype being our first topic du jour. Aggregate Index Calls BS 1998, or so, I began to develop an Aggregate Index. Reason? Single Market … Read More