Ah…the excitement builds today on a couple of fronts.  The first is whether the market will go into “Buy the Rumor, sell the News” when the Fed announcements come tomorrow.  Or, whether the market will “Sell the Rumor, Buy the News.”  (Or, maybe I just have to pee…) We know the Big Game:  The market … Read More

Not very and not very.  But that’s the short answer.   You see, while the markets  seem to have made a  fabulous  recovery from the march 23 lows in our Aggregate Index, a closer sizing-up of things reveals “the Crooked Casino.” How?  Well, the money supply from the previous all-time highs (around Feb 19 in our … Read More

A number of items on our list today – all falling under the general heading “Life at the Command Post.”  Of these, the most important is? American “Purpose” Up for Grabs A quick review of history should inform us of the obvious:  America is a great country, but only so long as there is a problem to … Read More

We tackle the second part of the recent “dream realms experience” this morning.  It’s very much spot-on when comes to matters “economics.” That’s because deep-down, at the root of all human endeavors is the “key question” – what are we all doing here?  And as I think you’ll agree, when we look at the migration … Read More

Another notch in our “predictions” about future. You’ll remember me telling you (repeatedly) that there would never be an effective, single vaccine because the CV-19, son of SARS/Cov-2 is continuing to mutate.  And likely will for years as it adapts to a host that’s trying to kill it. I told you this would be like the … Read More

Sorry, but this morning’s comments are for subscribers only. There is HUGE Woo-Woo afoot right now and I don’t want to be labeled a nutjob (anymore than already)  by putting it out on the public site. You’ll have to make due with me telling you the “balloon market” is still expanding and the world is … Read More

Odd report today – it begins with a side of “woo-woo” in a dream. Then, in part 2 coming Saturday, it actually makes a marvelous economic point that most people never pause to consider. Of course, before we get to the interesting, our usual slog through the mundane must be done. But, with this morning’s … Read More

Welcome to one of last remaining outposts of rational thought on the web.  We are here to “speak-up for sanity” because, frankly, most media is  corporate controlled – which means censored – and it’s feeding an alt. reality of the flimsiest sort.  DMR:   Digital Mob Rule.  We pretty certain that >50% of what’s on … Read More

Not just a hell of a lot going on – leastwise that one could fairly call  news.  Most of the headlines today are of the roll-over, filler, lather-rinse-and-repeat variety.   Dow futures down 40, but it’s a “Who cares?” to us.  For now.  Waiting for this pig of a market to get some momentum going…  … Read More

A short discourse today on the linkage between a good, hard sweat – while working out at manual tasks that require no higher brain function – and clearing of the mind. Which led me to a “Novel Crackpot Theory of CV19” (NCTCV19). Part – The First First, on the sweat-mind link. I’ve noticed many times, … Read More

…will be along shortly. Try about 10:30 AM Central, 11:30 Eastern. Or, if you are on the left coast, try when Mickey’s right hand is almost straight up and his left one straight down….. Ure has just finished some “outside work” and is drenched in  sweat so food and some hydration is more important – … Read More

The Ure’s face an interesting problem: One you likely will come up against if you haven’t already- vacation planning.  If you have “places to go” and “people to see” what is the best way to get there? Not exactly a “mainstream economics” question – like how the Fed is watering down the purchasing power of … Read More

Despite my injuries (some improvement – thanks, drug!) the morning SitRep ended up being two large piles of  yuck.  No, make that glop. In one pile went a ton of stories (BLM, NFL, brandishing, and so forth.  In the other went the  Jerry McGuire  stuff (“Show me the money!”). Say, that’s not a particularly hard editorial choice … Read More