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

Here comes a bunch of news: We have some hot jobs data out which we will get to in a second. But the main feature of today is some penciling of data that offers hope of a minor week-ending rally before (perhaps) finding a tradable low next week. The “double bottom” I talked with Peoplenomics … Read More

I went into town Wednesday to see my regular doc (normal blood work) and we got to talking about this and that. Afterwards, because we had touched on guns (he’s an M-4 owner, I’m an AK guy) I got to wondering if anyone had ever seen what I describe as a “Ricochet Table?” What I’m … Read More

“The Devil makes spreadsheets for idle minds…” is our theme this morning. It follows a weekend of reviewing 1930’s price data on typical goods including things like food, apparel and even cars.  What I found out is rather shocking.  I mean I AM one of those gold and silver bugs. My research this weekend raised … Read More