We have certain luxuries around here, not the least of which is being somewhat prescient about where markets are going. This is demonstrated in the call I made for new all-time highs in the market back in January and here this morning we see headlines about how stocks are smashing all records.  Old news around … Read More

Take a deep breath. This morning’s column is going to be one of those sit down, strap in, and pay attention columns where a whole bunch of weird stuff is going to fly at you all at once. But I’ve been thinking out the project, buying a few parts, and doing a bit of “personal … Read More

There are some simple themes to this morning’s rather short – and to the point for a change – report. 1.  As you will see in the Coping Section, if Global Warming was real, would China be building islands in the South China Sea? We can’t help but notice the Washington/Amazon Post is going to … Read More

While I continue to work on tomorrow’s column (“My Crazy UFO-Calling Project”), I noticed something a little more urgent and worth a quick discussion: Heat Records have been falling in some parts of Texas. So what’s up with that? First some of the data: A report from the National Weather Service says things aren’t really … Read More

How to Use a Financial Crystal Ball 101, Yes, we can take of “edjumacated” guesses at when the market will peak – but as we do, remember these targets were are going to lay out today are only guidelines and they are subject to change in the event that there are major changes in expectations … Read More

Election Year Denial is in full swing today, brothers and sisters.  Put your hands on the quote monitor and gimme a Hallelujah!. Again?  Hallelujah! And we have been riding it up since February  while the worrywarts scream. My friend Robin Landry up in Oklahoma sees the market very similarly to how I’m sizing it up. … Read More

Back to blocking and tackling. I think everyone has some shade of “blues” over coming back home after seeing the kids and being back on home turf again. I’ve tried to prevent some of it this trip by implementing certain travel moves that keep stress from coming back…at least for a few days. 1.  Pay … Read More

When we first began to discuss the possibility of a blow-off top in markets, a lot of the naysayers and charlatans put on the attack dogs.  “World’s gonna end…Ure is an idiot…get gold, guns, grub, and don’t be under the sky because it is falling…” They were right on the Ure’s an idiot part, but … Read More

(Uretopia Ranch, Texas) – Here’s another great idea from the “Family that Brought You Frankenstein…” The back-story first: After visiting my “personal power place “ – as discussed with Peoplenomics subscribers this weekend – we had a wonderful time Friday night at the Isleta Casino in Albuquerque. Any time you have one of the better … Read More

(Albuquerque, NM)  — Yes, dream-tuning and the “shaman’s lake” have everything to do with investing.  Rather than toss pearls non-subscribers come Monday, we lay out some interesting technology experiments that are on the docket when we get home. And those involve?  Dream-tuning.  for fun, prophet,, and profit.  A world of odd resonances and Room 108 … Read More

(Payson, AZ) – Let me begin with the totally weird part first. A few years back, I told you an amazing (but true) story of having stayed at this casino hotel – having a precognitive dream about a detour and such on the way home. Through a remarkable set of coincidences, we stayed in the … Read More

(Payson, AZ)_ —  It seems like an odd topic to tee off Friday morning with, but a Thursday piece in the Washington Post is more than worth your time to read – regardless of which brand of religion (if any) you choose to believe. The story (here) has to do with Chinese myth that holds … Read More

(Las Vegas, NV) – Subscribers to our Peoplenomics.com website will want to refer back to a June 2014  report in which I sketched out the then-current boundaries of the Global Caliphate. Then, you can flip over here to a report in the UK Sun  this morning that depicts the terrorist-eye view of conflict as a … Read More