We continue out backroom lab work on one of the most exciting segments of science in a long time, namely the growing interest (and positive results) being recorded by photo biomodulation. While we covered some of the work in our October 8 report, there is a lot more to report and the use of light … Read More
We have been patiently gaming out what little we understand about the plans of the left who hope Monday to steal the election away from Donald Trump. Schematically, the process maps something like this: For a discussion of “Media Stunts” see the Coping Section which follows. A Google News search (here) reveals that both sides … Read More
First thing this morning I have to get off my chest is the article in the New York Post Thursday which got my blood pressure so high it was squirting out of my ears. It was so bad. The story is headlined “Celebrities beg electors to be ‘heroes’ and vote against Trump” and features an … Read More
I told you so. I am not going to rub this in too much, and certainly this is not salt in your wounds. But the price of gold is down as much $32 in commodities and down almost $11 in the spot market when I looked because the Fed raised a quarter and not a … Read More
Almost 9 years ago when I installed the grid – interactive solar system here at Uretopia Ranch, I knew this day would come. It is time for us to begin considering what to do about our battery system. As you may know, we used flooded lead-acid batteries of the conventional sort. Battery type selection is … Read More
Just released by the US Federal Reserve Open Market Committee, a statement of where interest rates will be going in the short term: “For release at 2:00 p.m. EST Information received since the Federal Open Market Committee met in November indicates that the labor market has continued to strengthen and that economic activity has been … Read More
With the market soaring along at new all-time highs, what could possibly go wrong? I mean besides the Fed decision due out in about six hours, or the Electoral College results coming Monday, or the problems of the National Debt and of course, all the dirty backroom politics of Washington, right? We delve into that … Read More
Gosh, I don’t think I’ve mentioned Irwin Allen since back the night I dreamed of the Offshore Horizon disaster (and posted it) 18-hours before it happened. But with this being the start of the Fed Meetings, it seems like what we need is a good “disaster artist” to set the mood. I can think of … Read More
A comment to a Reader: Follow the Money (FTM) Normally I wouldn’t take the time to write a “Dear Jon” response, but the holidays are a slow time around here, and after sitting for two hours Monday while teeth were cleaned and a crown for a back molar were prepping, the pain must have put … Read More
The (not-so) Federal Reserve meets tomorrow and Wednesday will have the decision on rates, but most of the smart money seems to be on a quarter-point hike, rather than going a full half. Although, in fairness, there is a case to be made there since the 10-year Note which was trading around 1.75% a couple … Read More
Since I got a lot of sleep last night, the brain was on fire and there are a number of (hopefully) useful items to review this morning. The Light Crown Project This is a topic covered more thoroughly for our www.peoplenomics.com subscribers, but I’ve now started the testing of the project. Along the way, a … Read More
Our report this morning centers of the experience of one reader, who we will not name, but who was recently separated from nearly $10,000 via an internet scam. At the heart of this international fraud, we find a stack of cash, an urgent trip to Amsterdam to a “private bank” – and a lot more. … Read More
One story going large this morning is how Hillary Clinton is blaming the web for the spread of “fake news.” Specifically, The Hill reports over here about her complaint to a group of financial backers and said Congress should do something about it. Cited was the case of a gunman, who allegedly walked into a … Read More