Our view of economics data is just settling now. Been up since 1:30 this morning, in fact, working on several items for the in-depth on Peoplenomics tomorrow. The super-short version (free, lol) is that there is a case for a “soft summer rise” into about the middle of August, after which a slide into the … Read More
As you may have figured, there are always lots of projects underway around here. This morning we will go over some of our most favored ones to give you a sense of what keeps us busy when markets aren’t closed. Not that there is a lot of spare time: I just checked and I’m presently … Read More
I got up this morning at 3:11 AM and started working. Brain on fire and unable to sleep. It crossed my mind that this may be linked to a pending major earthquake. But how, exactly, is not clear. Allow to to explain (if this is your first visit) that I am very susceptible to extreme … Read More
A buddy of mine – and a bond-dude here in Texas in a big city that gets a lot of raise and has stupid-high property taxes – has been a wee bit skeptical of something I have been forecasting for months. Yet here we is: Bonds going nowhere and stock at new record highs. Means … Read More
If you aren’t a subscriber to our www.peoplenomics.com site, you are missing one of the most useful little tools out there. It’s a simple spreadsheet I call “brainamp.xls” and its purpose is to tell me as much as possible about the potential future of the market with as little information as possible. Just for the … Read More
You may not have noticed it – since we don’t make a “big deal” about it often, but we have a link that sends us periodic (and anonymous) news tips. We like to have a way for people to send us interesting story ideas that they wouldn’t necessarily want their names attached to. Here’s a … Read More
Markets are not falling apart. The “usual suspects” will face off in November. And Spring is slowly coming along, punctuated by the occasional earthquake.
This is not common for me, at all. Usually I’ve got more pee & vinegar in me than a SaniCan outside a salad bar. This was odd in that it felt like a phenomena we have talked about before:
One of the nicest E.O.Q.W.D’s (end of quarter window dressings) I’ve seen – the Dow popped up 134 points on Monday and the techs were up over 1% as the Fed boss came out and started to hint around at what I told you would be an inevitable necessity:
We all get them, from time to time: Dreams that you wake up from and wonder “What did that mean?” It comes as a standard part of the World of Woo-Woo (the WoWW). Over the years, I’ve slowly been racking up dreams that have emotional and predictive content. Dreaming about my son wearing an orange jumpsuit and learning later that was the jail clothing for one of his “big adventures” in life – repelling down the side of a 12 story building without bothering to ask permission.
The more I study the reports of people’s WuJo events, the more they seem to be consistent with multiple Universes winding back and forth across each other’s path, as was described in the Many Worlds Interpretation of quantum Mechanics. While the Wikipedia entry picture of a “split” in the Multiverse illustrates one portion of how the MWI divides itself, we need to “mirror” it to show how after an “excursion” the MWI comes back to a different kind of itself. Unfortunately, along the way, many “little things” can go wrong (Universe is a BIG place, after all) such that the comings and goings are subject to various “join errors” as tiny flaws which may (or may not) be noted by passengers of “current reality”. You’ll see that the symbols on the “frames” of reality are related to the Schrödinger’s cat experiment, which we’ll assume you’ve read, but if not, it’s over here and is suggested before continuing. With that as a bit of mental foreplay, we can evolve what may (perhaps) be a workable model of how the MWI changes over time and thus, is prone to tiny errors and inconsistencies:
The news drives people to drink. Old news directors in particular. But now, there’s so much “Slip ’N Slide” to the headlines, we just sit back (stone sober) and wonder how the world could possibly get any stranger. Then we turn on the feed-screener and, oh boy. Things haven’t “hit the fan” but we can … Read More
Three story Monte is our game this Monday morning. An explanation, if you’re not old enough to track: “Three Card Monte is a confidence game, or scam, where a dealer (the con artist) uses sleight of hand to trick the player into guessing the location of a designated card, usually a “money card” like the … Read More