This morning we have to look at a pile of data, including more of the historical analogs between the presidency of Herbert Hoover and the election this past week of Donald Trump. So bean up (or light up) and into the data, if you please. We have two date ranges for the all-time market high … Read More
No, Oregoons is not a misspelling. It’s a collection of sour-grapes three-year olds. You know, people in Oregon must be really, really stupid. I mean, you saw the headlines about how there have been demonstrations around the country and how one in Portland turned violent last night? So let me ask you a simple, very … Read More
Starters: Do something nice for a Veteran today. A simple phone call and a “Thank you for your Service” is good. I don’t care how busy you are, the only excuse for not making one such call is you’re dead. (In which case drop us a note, we have some questions.) Topic 1: Weight Loss … Read More
The futures are showing the Trump rally has at least an other half day, or so, and it could go higher. Periodically, I share the following long-term view of the economy, updated twice weekly for our Peoplenomics.com subscribers: This brings me to the financial discussion points of the morning: · Gaps tend to be filled. … Read More
As the election left-overs continue to flow in – and I’m sure it was just a clerical oversight that I haven’t been invited to the Obama-Trump transition talks – it’s time to once again focus on what is important in America. For one thing, I expect that we will go back to being a country … Read More
Most mornings we focus on a particular aspect of Life, the Economy, Prepping and Survivalist thinking, or just Out There on topics like the Art of Futuring. This morning, however, I’m going to walk you through a high-risk trade that SHOULD return us a juicy 6% gain in just three days. Definitely in the “Do … Read More
We used to hate Election Day in the newsroom. Reason? You don’t have anything to talk about. The same phenomena happens in sports, too. Two teams, like the Cowboys and the Whoevers can be engaged in a marvelous battle of football standings. But for the sports media, they only get one game per week to … Read More
I try not to get too much into the woo-woo side of things around here, other the my occasional mentions of prophetic dreams when I feel like sharing them and sometimes my “dream work.” Yet my interest in Woo has never waned. There IS something – a force, principle, or perhaps a personality – bigger … Read More
President Obama rocked the election this weekend by saying, according to a report here, that ““If you have a family member who maybe is undocumented, then you have an even greater reason to vote.” Video Url: https://youtu.be/nVR1ZrR0Iu4 Whether this is an impeachable offense demands on which side of the political aisle you’re sitting on. Obviously, … Read More
Yes, Elaine and I got a lot done around the house this weekend. In spite of the last-minute political drama, we took a pass and dug into some real serious remodeling. Since the Bro-in-Law and his wife moved we’ve had company an d all but with the kids coming from the Denver area, we (Elaine) … Read More
Other than email proclivities, nonsensical personal attacks based on sex, and all the other crap that goes into this election cycle, there is a fascinating difference between candidates in Tuesday’s election when it comes to immigration. This morning we look into some of the mechanics of demography, model out some futures, and propose a startling … Read More
(We’ll get to the Jobs report after this…) You may not like to think in absolutist terms, but there are times when you must because the choice is binary. This column is likely the last I will write about politics because just as electioneering is barred within so many feet of a polling place, I … Read More
The word you may have never heard before is “bunkering.” Helps to be as old as the hills, and to actually have “bunkered” a coal furnace in your life, but I’ll explain as we go. What occasions the discussion today is Thursday’s “one little thing around the house, dear…” That’s what you call an acre … Read More