Whistling by the graveyard, yelling at the tide, or talking sense to someone with a closed mind: It’s all the same thing. Denial. We start this morning two headlines that everyone should be thinking about, though few will outside of UrbanSurvival readers. There’s no new Pokémon to be birthed from the effort, after all. Still, … Read More
Roll up your sleeve. Time for another Reality Inoculation…. It was an odd conversation, as most of ours are around the ranch: Elaine and I were thinking back to the “times of old” when men could open a car door for a woman without being sent to Chauvinist Hell. When people said “Please, yes, thank … Read More
Eventually, this concept will have to emerge from the lab and into the light of economic day. But this morning we lay out an interesting treatise on how the Fed revealed in Janet Yellen’s Friday speed that they are “perception limited” by conventional economics. Long article this morning, so three cups may be needed. More … Read More
Remember yesterday’s column, where I explained why the market would drop? This morning I can write the reciprocal column without even having to put on the thinking cap. Shall we? I could say Hillary is leading in polls and that might be enough, since all big Money Men are dems (Buffett et al). But there … Read More
It’s time dear reader to recall the historical basis of the Big Event at the end of the month since so much of it is hidden in a mix of religions and superstitions. We published a report from a contributor by the name of Captain Midnight on the Peoplenomics side a while back. While in … Read More
If the premarket/futures are right, the Dow should dump about 100 points around the time of the open today. In addition, the first target level of support for the S&P 500 around 2,120 looms as possible, too. If the market takes a hard bounce up from these levels, then we will rally into next Spring, … Read More
With the moving this week of my brother-in-law and his wife to their new home in town, I’m starting another adventure here. The apartment they were in is due for a rework and I’m actually looking forward to it. There is something really enjoyable in working with your hands and creating something of value out … Read More
OK…serious about making money, right? My net portfolio value was up 3.86% Tuesday. Did you see it coming? It was exactly what we were talking about in last Saturday’s report which I told you (usefully and in advance) “After, that is, we take a look at the charts and a number of “triangle formations” which … Read More
There is really nothing new on the political front since the orchestrated potentially illegal hit tape on Donald Trump came out. As we explained yesterday, although quite Machiavellian, there is not two party system in America other than the “Haves” and the “Have Nots.” Since we are not in the former, the behaviors of the … Read More
Lots of people talk prepping, but few actually do prepping, let alone in a methodical way. But there is a hierarchy to be considered and it does make sense to start early on your future plans for maximum personal survivability. At the top of the hierarchy is maintaining your person freedom. This involves not being … Read More
We suffered through another dismal attempt at a presidential debate on issues last night. Unfortunately, the same old stuff (SoS) was played out: · Hillary’s still playing the positional power card via non-stop references to her as “Secretary Clinton.” Any ingrate (or moderator) worth their salt should know the correct salutation after leaving a singular … Read More
THAT was a “presidential” debate? It’s time to wake up and smell the Reality. To assist, we have put together a little quiz to help underline the gaps in your awareness so you may address them. The test is untimed. 1.A man is to a woman as a(n): a. Fish is to a bicycle b. … Read More
Once again, the media is asking the wrong questions, spinning for the Clintons. The evil stench of media bias may have gone too far with the disclosure of a hidden recording made of Donald Trump in a 2005 conversation aboard a private bus. Typical of the pile-on coverage of the story is the Washington Post … Read More