Making: it’s what people do on weekends. In our first episode, we will tackle a medium-complexity problem in electronics. While many people are put-off by such endeavors, with an almost superstitious belief that there “is magic in all those wires and parts” nothing could be further from the true. In fact, electrons always follow the rules … Read More
A “longish reportish” this morning at the request of a Millennial subscriber (yes, there are a few bright ones) who wanted to know what jobs would be hot, and what would not, when the second depression eventually shows up. Unlike some (dumbed-down and simple) sites, we’re not going to waste your time with some two-bit … Read More
We explain why onshoring of companies like Apple don’t mean we need to open our borders. What we need to do is up our game and become a smarter country with more tech savvy…
We look at the world today through the eyes of an artist. Say, couldn’t we be one of those?
Why Not?
Ure’s on a rant about how so many Millennials are following agitators around on social issues instead of thinking for themselves…
Elaine and George have been be involved in not-yet approved light therapy for eye problems. And Elaine’s eyes – diagnosed with ARMD a couple of years ago, are getting better – with the ARMD now gone…
One of them has to do with the timing of the end of the stock market rally, which begins to emerge out of the “fog of futures” when we get out into the Q1 US market reporting period. I’ll explain. The second is of such a sensitive nature that we have chosen not to identify … Read More
No economic damage from that Alaska quake, our Bitcoin calls have turned out right, and we look at troubles ahead (and maybe a second special prosecutor) for the FBI/Justice Department…
Should companies do Customer IQ testing? And we continue our short course in ham radio (and emergency/prepping radio antennas).
We begin this week with a paucity of real news on the “front burner” but off on the back burner, things are likely about coming to the point of boiling over on a number of fronts. I was talking to one of our “well placed sources” in D.C. this weekend and he says his peers will … Read More
Two discussions about radios and prepping this morning. First a discussion of basic receive-only antennas and basics of that. Then a real grown-iup discussion of radio transmitting antennas using dipoles versus off-center fed dipoles (OCFDs)
PREMIUM CONTENT: For our Peoplenomics.com followers: We discuss several approaches to personal budgets and update our outlook for financial markets.
An updated Bitcoin forecast awaits in this morning’s report. It now looks like an Elliott Wave 1 down ended early this week, so our new “dead cat bounce” could take BTC to the $14,000 range next week. Meantime, we introduce a new game called Amazon HQ Roulette.