(Tacoma, WA) – This morning’s update is a little more brief than usual due to Microsoft “updating” my computer for a good part of the time that should have been spent writing.  Grrrrr…. Onto the first point:  I happened to be listening to an ad on the radio while we were driving up here from … Read More

(Tacoma, WA)  — This morning’s report will come out a bit strangely becvause Microsoft decideed to apply a software update to my main computer – so this morning’s report is coming – an hour later than normal) from Elaine’s. As a result, we will have only the financial report this morning, but rest assured, there … Read More

(Baker City, OR) — Boy, am I ever fun to go on “vacation with” or what? “Honey, just one beer…but I have to get back to the room and works on charts because I’ve been working on this new theory about long wave economics while we’ve been watching the scenery go by…” Yep…that while explaining … Read More

(Ogden, UT)  —  There is an invisible line that is crossed in America; not unlike the Mason-Dixon Line of pre-Civil War days. It seems to run from about Phoenix  (Scottsdale specifically), on up through Utah, and then up north to about Montana.   From there, the line turns right and runs  down just south of Chicago … Read More

I haven’t made too big a deal about the state of America’s highways – and wasn’t going to – until the past day of travel had us spending an inordinate amount of time (delays) either running on the shoulder of freeways under repair and generally down at 45 miles per hour. We noted the road … Read More

(Fort Collins, CO.) — U.S. Market Futures were up about 24-points when I looked. But from the clear air of the Rockies, which I assure you ain’t in Denver, the smart thing to do this week seems to be sit in cash and simply watch events. Not that the market can’t climb the fabled “wall … Read More

I lock myself in my office for 11-months and what happens? The country goes freaking nuts! From the beginning though: As I explained to Peoplenomics readers this past weekend, there are some serious economic aspects of our current trip up to Seattle. We write this morning from Ft. Collins, Co., where – I am pleased … Read More

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