Not the kind of thing what I’d normally interrupt your day with, but a note from a reader, Chris at the www.nationaldreamcenter.com and our broadcast pal in Hawaii are all worth a quick break. From reader Dan who grokked this morning’s reference to the predictive dreams report about “watering eyes” Two hurricanes (with eyes) are about to hit the Hawaiian Islands with a one-two punch bringing lots of water from the sky and the swells. Seems like a hit to me.
No, I have no idea how all this “dream stuff” works, but for sure – as soon as I get the usual load of crap done around here this morning – I’ll be uploading this one to the www.nationaldreamcenter.com site. Definitely a case of the world of woo-woo (*WoWW.) It’s another one of those dreams that has the same “syrupy reality” feel to it that other dreams (with some precognitive content to them) have had.
Once again, the mind of George was busy delivering either the future or a frappe of leftover thought stubs last night as I had one of those odd dreams with content that has – on occasion – old me about the future before it arrives. I won’t go through the litany of past experience – I’ve done that enough in the past – but the dream last night centered on the concept “The Sudberry (Sudbury) Incident” which would be fine. Except, of course, I know no Sudberrys and have no idea why it should pop up in a dream. The word Sudberry (possibly Sundberry or Sudbury) doesn’t mean jack to me and it’s not a word that has cropped up in the previous conscious thought in the past year. Hell, I don’t consciously remember ever thinking about it.
To pretty much no one’s surprise, there was a major aftershock in Chile overnight, a 7.6. And yes, this is large enough to cause more damage and perhaps kill people. While the reality of the April Fools quake sets in, and the prospect that things are about to “get moving again” along the eastern perimeter of the Pacific’s Ring of Fire, it’s the other stuff…the memories, the slight hints at Woo-Woo, and what the animals are telling us that may help guide our thinking about the future. This morning’s quake aftershock details are pretty straightforward 7.
We all get them, from time to time: Dreams that you wake up from and wonder “What did that mean?” It comes as a standard part of the World of Woo-Woo (the WoWW). Over the years, I’ve slowly been racking up dreams that have emotional and predictive content. Dreaming about my son wearing an orange jumpsuit and learning later that was the jail clothing for one of his “big adventures” in life – repelling down the side of a 12 story building without bothering to ask permission.
We begin with the “two-part Tuesday” explainer: The Case-Shiller, S&P (and whoever) Housing report will be out at 8 AM. I guess we could call it “Two-and-a-half-part” Tuesday because around 10 AM the markets will have a Maalox Moment when both the Labor JOLTS report and consumer confidence show up – surely adding a half-point … Read More
After expressing my outlook – that only a fool would hold a long market position over the three day Easter stock market break beginning from today’s close – I waded into the deep end of the pool again. With one of those high-leveraged option plays that can work out nicely. Trump & the Dancing Titanic … Read More
Seat belts fastened? Seat backs and tray tables up and locked? Futures down hard before breakfast. The market’s daily reminder that confidence is a perishable good. A kind of “just ahead of Valentine’s” massacre in finance is swirling. Fair warning: this is one of those mornings where the market opens first — and then something … Read More
TL;DR: Transports are breaking Dow Theory confirmation even as headlines cheerlead, meaning the market’s “nothing to see here” story is wobbling under the surface. Kazakhstan’s rare-earth pivot toward the Abraham Accords shows the mineral chessboard shifting under China’s feet while we pour coffee and keep an eye on the oxygen gauge. Dow Theory’s Revenge One … Read More
TL;DR: Markets look for footing after the Thursday slide. Gold’s holding over $4,000 on futures and Bitcoins wobbling $121,000 to $122,000. Fortunately, we solved a scanner problem and look to steal music from past lives. Yeah…it’s interesting, alright. Just not conventional. Markets: So Far, So Good We laid out the “expected path” of how the balance … Read More
A passing ponder provocatively persists: Thinking Styles Define Us. It’s a mini-theme today, because the (verging-on-academic) lab work around here somehow always ends up on the $40/year Peoplenomics.com site — where applied cognition meets market mechanics, and the occasional spiritual fishhook. Thinking styles matter. Immensely. They’re how we unconsciously sort people — into what a … Read More
You ready, Lupus? No, not the disease. We’re talking the Latin word for “wolf” because according to the Clan of the Cave George Tribe’s neolithic Tree Hedge out back, tonight is the Wolf Moon. (First full Moon of the year.) As always, we are guided by the two-bit A.I. as to how Wolves, bulls, and bears might … Read More
This is not simple and I’m sorry for the length of today’s post. We kinda, sorta, knew this was going to be happening: UFO/UAP/USOs – the whole lot of it. We saw in coming in Clif High’s early “Alta Reports” – where the language showed in his models as “space goat farts.” (Which we may … Read More