Humans are binary animals. It’s built in to how we think because of our “wetware” – which means neurons only have two states:  fired or not. This has tremendous implications for how we arrange nested decisions and how we “bias ourselves” in certain directions.  Yet little of this is out in front of the public … Read More

Been a while since we’ve had the morning cuppa Joe and just “went over a few things…” The Best Anti-Aging Medicine:   It may be your self-image.  Elaine and I don’t spend much time with people our age.  With a few notable exceptions, when most people hit their 70’s they “couch out” and turn into … Read More

“Buy the freakin’ dips” or hide in cash? Hell of a tough investment decision to make if you manage your own trades.  Let’s toll through some things to consider.  Trump on Trade Talks, Fed money supply data, and fresh CPI figures just out… First, we had a series of Tweets by the president this morning … Read More

“Nested Bayesian Investment Analysis” is our upcoming Peoplenomics.com report for this weekend and I wanted to mention how it arose since how an “old man in the woods” can come up with new ideas may be of interest. As I have explained previously, I have designed and use something I call a light crown.  It … Read More

Pop Quiz: What’s a drier experience: a)  Living on a sailboat for 10-winters in Seattle, or… b)  Getting the mail in mid-May in East Texas? Correct Answer:  B People seem to have a vision of Texas – if they’ve never been here before – that it’s a land of coyotes and sage brush. Sure, true, … Read More

Recent U.S. Navy anti-gravity patents hold both promise and problems. It’s a classic “disruptive technology” and it’s part of a larger picture we will be covering in multiple upcoming issue. We’ll jump into that after headlines and our view of the trade-crazed markets… More for Subscribers      |||     SUBSCRIBE NOW!       |||   Subscriber Help Center

One of the non-obvious problems of living to a ripe old age (we’re into our 70’s, yeah?) is that you will no doubt begin to outlive most all the crap you have acquired over the years. How to keep up with the rising expenses when things – especially major appliances – begin to break down … Read More

Not too many people speak fondly of Thomas Bayes.  But, in the world of statistics Bayesian analysis.  We will save the in-depth article on the application of Baye’s theory to improve trading returns while being able to make your “news predictions” nearly god-like in their accuracy.  Because the real point is that “One of the … Read More

Israel was founded May 14, 1948.  So, by our reckoning, their 72-year cycle “existential war” should not begin until late winter or early spring of next year. Yet, here we are on the verge of a quick, decisive ground war into PLO/Gaza land almost a year ahead of historical cycles. The US market is set … Read More

While Peoplenomics’ main focus is economics, there’s a secondary focus on “living well.” We reckon part of that to be doing a fair bit of “spiritual work.”   Going into those realms in an unavoidable future problem for everyone. Today, we will dabble our toes in the waters of a “Grand Unified Theory of Everything” (*GUTE) … Read More

For your Reading File: Before we jump in to this morning’s notes on superior prepping and living the ideal “strategic life” there are two books you ought to have on your reading list because they are great values. One is Gaye Levy’s “Prepper’s Guide to Food Storage: A Practical Guide to Storing Food For the … Read More

The most significant thing on this agenda today is Job numbers. As always, there is a hype number and there are real numbers.  Here’s the key part of the actual data to look at: Since I’ve been writing “news” for half a century now, here’s how an honest press release would read based on the … Read More

The storm clouds are already gathering.  Wednesday, the US Federal Reserve announced a continuation of the L4L (lower for longer) interest rate protocol.  They couldn’t raise rates. And today, the Bank of England followed suit, announcing: “Our Monetary Policy Committee has voted unanimously to maintain Bank Rate at 0.75%. The committee also voted unanimously to … Read More