Just out from Case-Shiller/S&P/CoreLogic: “YEAR-OVER-YEAR The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price NSA Index, covering all nine U.S. census divisions, reported an 18.8% annual gain in November, down from 19.0% in the previous month. The 10-City Composite annual increase came in at 16.8%, down from 17.2% in the previous month. The 20- City Composite … Read More

We sat out the manic Monday market decline – and furious rally that followed Monday – for a number of reasons:  Statistical and Medical, mainly. Lot of anti-aging notes at the bottom of this morning’s column (see ATR below). We’ll do the medical in the Around the Ranch section.  But, as to the statistical?  The … Read More

Or, for the crooked republicrats and democans who squandered America’s future (*open borders, exported super-computers, living beyond on our means, buying elections, gain-of-function, etc. etc.) we could toss-in the supply chain collapse plus any remaining credibility of the once Almighty Dollar. Could have, should have, would have… Sobering Chart, Sucky Data Economic Fractalist’s Black Monday … Read More

Not too long ago – two or three years, was it? – I picked up a half-dozen 55-gallon drums up in Tyler, Texas.  It was a deal I couldn’t pass up:  $5 bucks each and they’d already had a preliminary rinse-out. Finally, with the old burn barrel sporting a gaping (coffee can size) hole where … Read More

WFA (word frequency analysis) time as we assess the week’s damage to markets.  When headlines begin to appear on major (MSM) websites like Drudge, we know enough to be on our toes for a turn… The constant chatter, however, is only one indicator of the changing relationship of “fiat” to Reality.  The overnight dip of … Read More

And whether we like it, or not, the high-risk window for a regional war in Europe is here.  Reprising, along the way, an event set-up very reminiscent of The Guns of August.  Hand me an Archduke? Three, Three, Three Stories in One! Like the Mighty Circus, it’s hard to follow what’s going on in all … Read More

Before we get into the (possible Wave 4 rally leading into war shortly) – and the Philly Fed and Unemployment claims – let’s pause to fire neurons at psycho-social controls used by Globalist government proxies, lest you get lost translating the Big Libretto of Life. Knowledge (as we explained in (excruciating detail) in Wednesday’s Peoplenomics … Read More

Forget the over-touted multiverse.  Parallel dimensions are likely real, not some computer simulations of reality.  And not to be confused with the “real-thing” Reality, after all. Before we explain parallel universes intersecting with this one, however, we first need to spend some time understanding how the Future – yes, the real one – as in … Read More

Reader Note:  Be sure to read the ATR section today! Humans know a hell of a lot more about the future than they’ll generally let on.  All because we don’t teach people: There are lots of ways to “see future” These methods can be broken-apart and assembled into a logical order. When you do so, … Read More

Reader Note:  This is just one aspect of a more complex discussion about “How the Future Gets Here” that’s in prep for our Peoplenomics.com subscribers tomorrow.  But, since the Economic Fractalist figures we may have a few days left before the fractal math goes critical on us, a prediction worth considering, we will share a bit more … Read More

Our major shop projects are on hold.  A combination of weather delays (Ure doesn’t work outdoors under 50F if he can avoid it) and supply chain issues.  The local lair of the Home Despots was out of the polycarbonate panel mounting strips for the Studio Grow Room.  So, we await deliveries and a change in … Read More

With a holiday weekend, we pause to consider our market charts, These show a most worrisome pattern and a critical level has been broken. Which we will get into after only a few preliminary remarks. More for Subscribers ||| Missing out?  SUBSCRIBE NOW!!! ||| Subscriber Help Center

Breaking:  Retail Craters Axiomatically:  Everything’s a Business Model.  Including America. Advance estimates of U.S. retail and food services sales for December 2021, adjusted for seasonal variation and holiday and trading-day differences, but not for price changes, were $626.8 billion, a decrease of 1.9 percent (±0.5 percent) from the previous month, but 16.9 percent (±0.9 percent) … Read More