Oh, yeah.  Innovation, Baby!  It’s what we Thrive On! Now this is the kind of thing we’re all over with our Voicemail to Web Audio system here.  (To use it, leave your Comments as a voicemail on (903) 740-0596.  Seat backs and tray tables?  The Captain speaks and innovates for us:   (Thanks Capt. Smiley. … Read More

Someone called our Audio Comment line (903) 740-0596. And laid these kind words on us:   No, actually not much work to my system.  Just works – really neat. Which is why I keep saying “Would someone tell Elon Musk that crazy geezer of the woods Ure in the East Texas outback has the way … Read More

You know the Fooled and Doped Administration has halted public sales of NMN – a potentially life extending supplement, right? What is not being spoken of much is the gross (obscene) violation of medical ethics in play. Years ago, there was a study on low-dose aspirin, and when the trials showed the intervention worked, the … Read More

This is really interesting – my idea to turn social into something really cool with click to talk to post on the web. We did get out first (and so far only response) as of martini time Tuesday.  Here, take a listen for yourself. Thank you world famous Amazon Author A.G. Kimbrough – whose work … Read More

Before we get into Retail Sales, I want to announce the kickoff of the UrbanSurvival voicemail comment line. 903-740-0596 Go ahead, call. We love reader feedback, but sometimes you just don’t have time to write a comment online. You know, driving, between meetings. We get that life is busy. Now, that’s no problem.  Just call … Read More

Yes, stuttering like in that David Bowie song, time for a couple of reader-impacting changes here on the old (since 1998) UrbanSurvival site. FIRST: The home page is now showing only a summary of the day’s report.  Simple reason for this:  Google Search seems to have been underscoring (and as a result under-indexing us) because the … Read More

We’ll hold off on chart sharing until Peoplenomics subscribers get to Wednesday.  But, the short translation of visual-to-text is we are walking the top of the trend channel of Wave 2. The Aggregate Index high of November 2021 led to a blow-down into Q3 2022. But from that low (of Wave 1 down) we have rallied … Read More

Before we get started on SDR school, a few quick notes on the new nearly noise-free air conditioner unit.  It was on sale – part of Amazon Prime Days – and it works as advertised.  Quietly. Over time you learn that the best a/c installation is where you get air moving as freely around your … Read More

Yes, that’s right: PDF Friday. Power Density Friday.  And, because I’m in a long-winded mood, this will be a two or three-cupper. So what’s this power-density idea? As humans, we are uniquely underqualified to see hidden aspects of Nature.  By reason of our “lock on Time.” Trust me, this all relates to Markets and recent … Read More

Before we get into the morning fray, a bit of data has just dropped: May I present?  Producer Prices! The Producer Price Index for final demand increased 0.1 percent in June, seasonally adjusted, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Final demand prices declined 0.4 percent in May and edged up 0.1 percent in … Read More

Pick your poison today!  We have a fascinating stew of intermingled economic classes to unravel.  There is, of course, Behavioral Economics (Prime Day 2).  Then we have International Economics.  Runaway bubble market economics.  And for good measure, let’s throw in Battlefield Economics – which is becoming a bounding layer forcing both sides into escalation. Bring … Read More

Well, rather than spend the day with this project (computer ate my  first report) let’s go ahead and reconstruct the shower version of today’s report. First thing was to wonder if the Fed would look at Amazon press releases when Prime Day results come in.  Yes, this is prime day – see deals here. Reason … Read More