At oh-dark thirty this morning, wife Elaine and I took off – by car this time – to head out on a 5400 mile tour of the American mid, west, and southwest.  This morning after a few headlines and charts, a preview of why we go and what we find…  This is less a “vacation” … Read More

For a writer – even an alleged one like me – Life doesn’t get much better than this morning.  There are enough press releases that I can simply cut and paste this morning’s report out of official news and information release sites.  How hard is that? It’s actually a good thing, though, because I was … Read More

I haven’t thought about this topic in years…but it is one that has been bugging me forever. Thanks to reader James W. for bringing this huge bit of SciWoo (where real science and real woo-woo) come together. “George, I’d like to get your learned opinion on the matter of long delayed radio echoes (LDEs). I … Read More

In our www.peoplenomics.com newsletter Wednesday we set out some target windows in 2017 for the stock market to make its new All-Time Highs and be done with the generally rally that has been underway since the depths of the Great Depression. I explained that there are several factors that will push things along. But, already … Read More

Apparently this morning, at least according to my latest odd dream with non “day-residue” content, we should all be thinking about raising chickens, again. No, I have no idea why this should show up in a dream, but now that we have our two windows for the stock market to hit its final all-time highs … Read More

To know the future is to profit.  Axiomatically, those who don’t profit, don’t know the future. I love long wave economics.  It has taught me the fine art of patience – and being a kind of ADHD person, that’s a very good thing, indeed. This week, we begin our “stealing money from the Man” episode … Read More

I was right. Not just a little bit right…but a nice big fat “KAH-CHING” on the cash register right when I called for the market to make new highs. That might not be so “special” if I’d made the call at the bottom of the BREXIT drop. No, this was a call I very publicly … Read More

It has been a while since we had a board meeting, but Management (Elaine) and Labor (me) are about to embark on our summer rest break. Driving across the country isn’t a rest break – especially since I have everything right down to the pee stops worked out in advance in Excel.  One of us … Read More

A better than even-money bet today is that the Stock Market will hit a new all-time high this week. And, as it does, we should light off the biggest short-squeeze in the history of the Universe.  Or at least the East Texas Quadrant. How do I know this? Well, my friend Bullish Bob up in … Read More

Can we please set aside the national drumbeats of racism and politics?  At least for a cuppa coffee… There are much more positive things to be spending our mental processor’s time-slices on. True, you can tell a fair bit about a person why “where they go” when they are not working on a problem. It … Read More

This morning we come across an old problem which is cropping up again. Call it a move by the PowersThatBe, or call it whatever else.  But the facts are that more stumbling blocks to “living on the cheap” are cropping up, again. First, however, a look at a few headlines and how our Peoplenomics Oscillator … Read More

Five cops dead, half a dozen wounded at a Black Lives Matter demonstration in Dallas.  Snipers took out the cops. Another half-dozen wounded. There is a very simple test one can apply when trying to sort out complex questions like those raised by the assassinations overnight:  When does this become domestic terrorism? “18 U.S.C. § … Read More

A number of readers have been asking me what I think of the FBI director failing to refer chargeable information to the Department of Justice.  The answer, in case you are not a Peoplenomics reader, is more likely best explained with a couple of simple concepts.  In order for you to really understand the events … Read More