Just how high will housing go in the go-go markets of Seattle, Las Vegas, and San Francisco? The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price NSA Index, covering all nine U.S. census divisions, reported a 6.3% annual gain in February, up from 6.1% in the previous month. The 10-City Composite annual increase came in at … Read More

Reader Note:  For any of this morning’s column to make “sense” please read Monday’s column here. “You are having a hard time comprehending, aren’t you?” I admitted, I was. (Continues below)   “It’s really quite simple:  You just need to understand that we are all Energetic Beings and that we don’t live in any ONE … Read More

The markets should make an explosive move in the next three weeks, or so.  When they do, it will resolve one of the most difficult questions facing investors…do you “gamble your future” on markets rolling skyward? We have a number of critical indicators to watch, such as this morning’s Chicago Fed National Activity Indicator: “Led … Read More

The process, that began with setting up the National Dream Center in 2008, is finally making sense.  There is a widening path, though more like a thinning curtain, between the nominal shared reality of the waking state (NSR) and the extra-conscious worlds encountered in the dream state (DS). The Dream Center concept was simple, at … Read More

Personal planning, goal setting, and just catching a glimpse of some of the world’s “future news” is on the agenda this morning. Along with our usual charts, we also look at some other investments to see where they may be heading. If Bitcoin is an “investment…” More for Subscribers       ||| SUBSCRIBE NOW!       |||   Subscriber Help … Read More

OK, I confess!  I’m short again thinking the market is about ready to fall on its toches. We are up half a ham sandwich for the week, but that’s ain’t much, but we continue to hold the short position and may do so through the weekend. I don’t know if we have ever talked about … Read More

Prepping lessons from a bath remodel?  Yessir.  There’s a gaping 24-square foot hole in the Ure master bath this morning.  Elaine had a sleepless night thinking about it.  “Gives me the heebie jee-geebie’s” is her description of things.  Something about fear of insects coming into the house… As reported Thursday, a hidden water leak is … Read More

Although we are now about 16-months into the liberals bashing Trump, and continuing to live the lie that Hillary would have been better, we aren’t seeing much progress by either side. Instead, the game of “He said – she said” continues…and it has absolutely nothing to do with Russian influence.  Anyone every really look into Uranium One?  No?  … Read More

You ever hear the old saying, “Be careful what you wish for?” Owning tools – lots of them, enough suitable for every aspect of home building and remodeling, farm equipment and auto maintenance – is that at some point, the intention that causes one to collect tools will also manifest the need to use them. Take this week, … Read More

Over the years, the two simplest and most rewarding charts I’ve used have been trend channels and Elliott Wave counting. This morning, by request, an expanded ChartPack which will deal with how – and why I draw those lines on otherwise perfectly inscrutable charts… More for Subscribers       ||| SUBSCRIBE NOW!       |||   Subscriber Help Center.

We have a strange way of looking at markets.  Theory I cobbled-up called Aggregate Market Theory (AMT). The thinking is very simple (with me, it would have to be, right?)  If you have 10-dollars on you, it doesn’t matter whether you have a five in your left pocket and a five in your right.  Or, … Read More

I’ve been sitting on this for several days, coming to grips not only with the event I’m about to describe, but also its ramifications for a new field of science I quite accidentally stumbled-over in the past few years. I will hold off on naming the “new field” until my next book is done.  But … Read More

But not a lot of substantive change seen today.  My buddy (the major) and I were talking Friday, as friends of 65-years will do.  He was stuck in Seattle’s big city traffic enroute to guest lecture.  I was having a sip and reading my Kindle Fire HD 10, on the screen porche and listening to the … Read More