With Bitcoin scrapping at the $40,000 level, we ponder where all the made-up Covid money will eventually take root. Some of it has gone into plain-old higher prices, sure. But the charts are interesting. Another chapter in my latest book Building a Personal Ark is shared, And what morning would be complete without a side … Read More
I want to take you back a ways. November 8, 2021. Dow closed at 36,432.22 while the S&P nailed 4,701.70. Off to the side the NASDAQ rolled up 15,982.36. Our Aggregate Index ended the day at 41,953.86. The Yahoo Finance history notched an adjusted price of $67,566.83 that day, as well. Then there was Monday’s … Read More
This is the kind of day when I feel just a bit paranoid about the future. Things are “stacking up” and if you look very, very closely you can almost make out possible signs and portents of what’s to come. To begin with, the high-roller’s party is over in Cheezerland. Which is another way of saying the Davosians … Read More
On my OTHER website where we consolidated the ShopTalk Sunday articles, some fun ham radio-oriented ideas in the first of a multi part series, Goodbye Radio Towers – Hello Drones – Ultra-Make. Upgraded the main computer to Win11 Pro Saturday. Got the new Starlink mesh network rolling, too. The, in the home recording studio, started … Read More
Yes the market roared higher but our charts tell a different tale. One which is oddly different than the mainstream view. Plus we also go on a swing through woo-woo land. Where adventures in The Realms were teaching us how to poison a real estate foreclosure, about a major city earthquake to come, and a major … Read More
We’re sick of reading about the Rich Pricks – and pretenders like Klaus Schwab – who have designs on taking over the world. While – at the very same instant – being worse “solutions” than anything they are trying to replace. This is not just me talking sour grapes here. It’s people like Elon Musk … Read More
What have we told you since BTC was launched? Don’t touch cryptos with a 10-foot pole. Takes a while for us to be right sometimes. But in the long run, we usually get there. Now we can pretty clearly see how NY Financiers are stealing the whole Crypto game and will be screwing “little people” … Read More
Busy but cold as we roll into the ChartPack this morning. After that, another chapter of Building Your Personal Ark. Our column review of headlines will be somewhat abbreviated due to the weather. But we will have Retail Sales and the Trade data. Weather here is supposed to warm up into the 40’s later on. … Read More
Judging by the early Futures, the market’s going to slip on the ice of news flows at the open today. Just after 5 AM Central Ice Age Time, Dow futures were down almost 200, the S&P down almost 30, and the NASDAQ was down more than a hundred. Just out is the Empire State Manufacturing … Read More
(Knock on wood) Things are stable, but cold in East Texas as this nothing-burger of an Options Week gets underway. One Thing it Is? Cold There was no shortage of warnings that it was about to get super chill going into the weekend. And this morning the temp maps sure look like…well…winter: As you can … Read More
Cold weather cat shelter construction on our Ultra-Make.com site. Which is where our ShopTalk Sunday series now lives. FYI – More cold around. Talking to some of the local hams on 3806 this morning: Cold isn’t down to the Gulf yet; most near the water are still in the 40s. But. Dallas, one ham by … Read More
With all the Global Warming shills missing, we ponder another angle to cold weather: Trading risks for the small investor. Because out here, those are very real considerations. We won’t just look at “How do you trade with the power down.” Goes a lot deeper than power, my friend. Which we will get into as … Read More
Since our focus is mainly economic – and trying to stay a step ahead of the woes-to-come – let’s kick off Friday the 12th with some Producer Prices hype, shall we? “The Producer Price Index for final demand fell 0.1 percent in December, seasonally adjusted, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Final demand … Read More