The “Two Week Bull” and a “Downsizing” Chapter

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Although sometimes labeled a “perma-bear” there are times when  we actually do like the long side of things.  Not so much because of the State of the Union (yawns). But because of technical indicators which we will go over in today’s ChartPack.

Then there’s the non-trivial matter of Downsizing – my latest book which I tend to serialize here on the Peoplenomics site because it’s part and parcel of our “Not losing at Life” approach to things.

So pour a second cup – there’s a fair amount to drink in

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41 thoughts on “The “Two Week Bull” and a “Downsizing” Chapter”

  2. “Not so much because of the State of the Union (yawns)”

    Axed the BetterHalf last night what she thought of the ongoing SotU address to connedgress (We bees the conned) as she was coming out to say “nite-nites last night..her classic reply..”finally someone with half a brain”. Prezactly ! Women has a way of summing up and capturing my thoughts exactly. Now on its surface half a brain may not sound like much, that is until youse compare it to a leftist, progressive, demoncrat WHOLE brain or obidens gray splatter.

    In a simple side by side comparison of tRUMPS Brain to any Brain on the other side/dark side – we are talking like a “10 bagger” = 10x, when compared to pedo jo’s gray mashed potato brains, we bee talkin 100x..easy.

    Still think tRUMP is one of the Funniest Presidents to ever hold the office. Great taste, middlin Golf game, great sense of humor, really decent brain pan, willing to listen to smart advisors..solid chance this guy. Think I will be buying Win, Place Show Tickets/Betting Reciepts on this here admin – This “Horse”, of a different color, has a legit chance at the podium..https://youtu.be/YGAPKnHcGDM?si=6oAtb6AJBkIiVZnM

    Not far out enough for todays “times”, so I must present MOAR proof everything we have been told/shown is a LIE.

    What really is the T-minus ? SATAN -T = S A N A ..Not Actually Such Agency ? – https://substack.com/app-link/post?publication_id=2165103&post_id=158396334&utm_source=cross-post&utm_campaign=256692&isFreemail=false&r=1kk4yd&token=eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjo5NDk5ODAzNywicG9zdF9pZCI6MTU4Mzk2MzM0LCJpYXQiOjE3NDExMzI3ODMsImV4cCI6MTc0MzcyNDc4MywiaXNzIjoicHViLTIxNjUxMDMiLCJzdWIiOiJwb3N0LXJlYWN0aW9uIn0.Tcj65sq_kNSAq0MvgeyuvsUd1_EMfhR5uOysGr0SGvw

    Go ahead and try to DEBUNK – zombieclowns, PLEASE.

    • re: Bonaparte Euphonia
      feat: Tesla (‘of the axe’)

      Folks,
      One thing is for sure – the VP and House Speaker knee joints got a workout at the speech last night with non-stop up and downs. Possibly the greatest one liner of the evening was President Trump denouncing “unelected bureaucrats”. Cameras panned over Democrat benches where arms pointed silently skyward towards a Doge attired with royal blue tie embedded in the gallery.

      ‘Doge’ apparently derives from frontier leaders of the late Western Roman Empire period operating outside provincial boundaries. The first Doge of Venice circa 698 ad was perhaps also Exarch of Ravenna. The last oligarchal Doge of Venice stepped down almost 1,000 years later in 1797 following conquest by Napoleon.

      Proponents of modern thinking may have felt a faint moment akin to paranoia as the President uttered praise solely towards future vehicles of ice power. No doubt the Doge could supply the President with as much lithium as he might require.

      Speaking of lithium, one does wonder how the ????????? (Tesla Shanghai Super Factory) is doing. A billion plus dollars of subsidized Chinese state funding appears to have the venue churning out product at a pace to reach its planned capacity of 700,000 vehicles per year in the not too distant future. How much of a USA-China trade deficit difference could that represent: 25% – 30%? Yet the Doge has a President bamboozled to gut and axe Canadian auto plants? I guess President Xi has a navy. Please follow the designated Cruise control map?

      Hmmm, I wonder if Tom Cruise will ever feature in a ‘Mad Max’ movie? Let’s join DJ George spooling up a look at the latest screenplay from ‘Free Voice Media’ at the following Youtube link:

      https://youtu.be/CEDr3Yfiyns

    • Now I can’t debunk whether or not they makes a few photos..its well known that photo manipulation today is extremely good and computerized..in the sixties they didn’t have that technology so they would have to set up a soundstage etc.. that can be done ti..the whole movie set for the movie gray lady down submarine flick fit in a cubby hole four foot wide five foot deep and nine feet tall..
      but… I worked in healthcare..the lead scientist and the one that planned the Apollo missions was a patient.. nice guy.. we sat out every night at lunch break visiting and enjoying the stars etc.we visited about many things the flight to the moon . I’ve worked with people the vast majority of my whole life in health care.. during the days when we were volunteers to when they paid you..we went there.. there’s no way this guy was lying about it..did we fake photos to make out technology seem better… that’s highly possible ..the sixties we wanted to prove our technological superiority..
      so my belief that we were there is only because of my knowing ..he had a favorite comment.. (” have you thought about it…! “) now he was big into physics and quantum mechanics..wrote several books on this that were used as textbooks in colleges.. he would get frustrated that I didn’t have the passion for quantum physics.. I was more interested in cooking and food preparation and preserving than space travel..
      he would be happy though I read the books lol..

  3. USA started recession post Biden and motto…world save me and I will save it..money wise..print till you drop.

    Trump,, cut costs, cut baby boomer anticipated spending downturns as they die..expecially post covid 2 outcomes with depressed immune systems… and marginal life expectancy (at least 10 years less)..

    Trump…cut government…back to conservative and pay as you go..not Biden baby boomers… see above

    Trump… tariffs.. disconnect..not funds flows… but bigger picture is Europe rudderless… no leader…just ‘games’….outcome with no NG to Germany is no funds… depression by 2028..fix is arms industry…like Germany WW2 Hitler prior to fixing eastern Europe (probably British issues)..then Russia did invade eastern ‘germany’.

    As rudderless…arms means recession Europe…needs 25% us stocks investments to do it as no local funds…not so sure of 7T in local Europe dollars and US inflation as goes home…

    Canada and Mexico..diversion.. US wants security with all above… up to now none…shows post Biden blinge with baby boomer funds that only money drives north and south…
    versus export driven… movement industry to other countries also under way.

    Greater empires on the rise is demographics, oil based, food based, politic based movement driven by drivers underway.

    Post 2028 Charles reign…British commonwealth more likely to be anti german… and not like trumps agenda above..

    Russia..surrounded by historic issues (Georgia, Crimea, Ukraine, Siberia/china/Mongolia democracy, Korea, Japan, Tukistan) you may need to deal with one or all…enough for one, not enough for all… British view is three cups upside down..guess nut in the right one..you win, guess wrong you loose…British have tech, funds, food via commonwealth but not Germany ‘issues’. Post 2028 prior 2000-brit exit investments in Iran and Russia (Yeltsin) may pay off…’bribes’.

    Poor Germany…Dubai could have sent Natural Gas (NG) to Germany via Gaza and Egypt with passthru via Isreal and pass thru fees for Gaza buildings.

  4. This link found in the PN section is significant:

    https://www.infowars.com/posts/bombshell-gen-flynn-names-victoria-nuland-in-trump-assassination-plot-says-big-money-laundering-operation-in-ukraine-will-be-exposed

    First, while Flynn is not above getting involved in partisan operative propaganda, he is addressing those issues where in the recent Joe Rogan interview, Musk clammed up and started whining about being in the crosshairs for assassination if he goes public.

    The thing about it is, of all the public figures who might comment on this subject, he is likely the one who knows where the largest numbers of bodies are buried, even more so than Musk or Trump, so I would have to take him seriously. He probably said as much as he could without violating NDA’s, which tend to be quite severe in his former line of work. If nothing else, Flynn is fearless.

  5. The Day after.

    Buckle up sports fans, this game is being played on Trump Time. I’m still giving thought to the (not SotU but) Address to both Houses of Congress (OK, it was actually a prime time self congratulatory Address to in country and out viewers).

    Too long, too many made for media moments but generally well done. A missed opportunity was to in comedic timing, gaze at the Left (on his right) and say: “ah c’mon, you won’t clap for the young man fighting cancer?” or “really, you don’t want to applaud the strapping HS Senior going to West Point?” say it with a smile …

    Some very large players are mixing it up with the hot money crowd in the scrum today. Same ole same ole take a shot at the other guy and watch for success on capitulation. If given a shot in the nose it’s time to measure up and see who has the biggest ____ (wad of dosh to ladder). As always, watch the TNX (I’m fixated on a 3 month bar chart). The print just broke a significant low at 4.126% set 12/06/24.

    In addition to a reminder that bonds are math, I’ll share a personal anecdote:

    In early stages my recent occupation, we were in a lucky group. My bosses boss had juice and kept his office in house. We were a powerhouse collective with lots of elder statesmen who could lend gravitas, had seen it all. The hottest whiz bang estate strategists and even _the_ mutual fund mangers came in to speak.

    There were just two main sectors, equity and debt. The stock fund managers must have bought their threads at Rodeo Drive. They had shoes, each one, that was more expensive than my briefcase. Very flash. The bond managers probably had more AUM and yet looked professorial and rumpled, often with accountant half glasses. Smartest guy in the room? The guy playing with math on his side.

    Watch the TNX. The bond market is leading _every_ move. Extra credit, check the German Bund. Their spreads blew out. The bond market(s) rules(s).

    https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/DE10Y-DE

    ATL: rain, then back to snow. Soon to invert on that. We hopes.

    Egor

    ps – wordslinger : I still have the 1st new car from youth. It’s a very early (1st 1,000 in US) Mazda Rx7. Total stud sports car. Wish I could get in and out well.

    • I have a plasma torch, tractor sling, and a shop talk sunday column to fill…
      I know where can get the down for the upholstery update?

      • ROFL! I got an ultra-cheap Corvette from a guy who was too large to get out of it without two people pulling on his arms! Put some work into the ‘Vette. Totally impractical for me. Lost money trading it in for a very practical pickup truck with a big enough motor to make the occasional mile-plus-high drive over the mountain to the Kona Costco as needed.

    • I owned a 1979 model (made in ‘78) RX-7. Not a super fast car, but plenty quick and fun to drive. When my son turned 16 he got a RX-8. Those rotary motors were amazing.

    • (“A missed opportunity was to in comedic timing, gaze at the Left (on his right) and say: “ah c’mon, you won’t clap for the young man fighting cancer?” or “really, you don’t want to applaud the strapping HS Senior going to West Point?” say it with a smile …”)

      I loved that wonderful tribute to that young man..I worked hospice and have been around quite a few battling brain cancer.. my own daughter had an orange sized tumor removed that affected many things.. the battle that young man has journeyed through is quite touching that he survived and for the president to honor him..brought tears to my eyes.. for the Democrats to ignore his survival and the tribute that was given .. horribly horribly wrong..

    • See the NASDAQ, The stock market’s function is provide liquidity and money for investment. Ditto bonds. Not the Ure’s being on the hook. Trump gets it right, but not clear spoken enough, I guess.

      • G going to disagree with you. When it comes to BASIC US manufacturing we NEED to have some US Companies with plants inside the US building shit, even if that means the effectively the US is subsidizing it.

        (biggest reason to for the US Government to PAY to keep GM open here in the US when it went bankrupt instead of just selling the remnants to the Chinese, who would then have moved most if not all production to China. Economically GM should have been shut down and let China build our cars THERE instead of continuing building them, along with most of the parts, here in North America)

        People forget that the entire reason the Internet got built to begin with was because it WAS SUBSIDIZED by the US Government, via the DoD, to the tune of BILLIONS of Dollars.

        NOPE … the so called Free Markets did NOT PAY to build the first few editions of the Internet, it was long term subsidized by the US Government before it ever got financial traction since Wall Street would NOT PAY early on.

        NOPE … the so called “Free Market” is NOT the be all to end all when it comes to key industries, particularly everything related to National Security. (if China builds all of our stuff because they are the cheapest and we get into a War with China what do we do? Call up our opponent and order up a bunch of stuff from them to fight the War againt them with?)

        • Just curious. I have doubts about any member in congress today after the criminal activities of the last four years the level of lies and deceit deeper than anyone could even imagine in their worst nightmares.. the struggle to get us involved in many war fronts dealing death and destruction all over the planet ..from what I see so is there a deeper interest for the honorable chic to be interested in this industry..we give out billions to industries that have constantly fired us citizens and manufactured elsewhere.. is the us government going to be the owner of the profits of a company or are we going to be targeted just like the pharmaceutical industry targets us citizens for medications by charging tens of thousands percent more for needed pharmaceuticals that we sponsored and paid for the creation and research of..no I believe as much as I want to see manufacturing in the usa.. that the company gets the funds just like I would have to. government guaranteed but if it failed the company goes to the people to be resold and the people get their money back with interest. I cant see any evidence that shows where chuck could give two cents for the people of the usa..So why is he so interested in semiconductors and wants the citizens to pay for it without receiving any benefits from the industry ?..

          (“Senator Chuck Schumer has received contributions from various industries, including the semiconductor sector, particularly during the push for the CHIPS and Science Act. Semiconductor companies like Intel and Micron significantly increased their lobbying efforts, with Intel spending $2 million in one quarter alone. Some of these lobbyists had prior connections to Schumer’s office.

          For a detailed breakdown of Schumer’s campaign contributions, including those from the semiconductor industry, you can explore his profile on OpenSecrets.”)

          https://www.opensecrets.org/members-of-congress/charles-e-schumer/summary?cid=N00001093

          so did they just buy his compliance to convince him that the guy flipping burgers needs to pay for a factory like that ? why weren’t they interested in keeping the steel mills open or put conditions on the auto industry to keep American plants open. instead the billions of dollars taken from the people their execs got huge million dollar bonuses and shut down us factories then denied workers unemployment compensation. follow the money .. its always the business model.. they build it operate it at their expense not the peoples.. we have a free market the right to build a business..the government doesn’t need to get into private manufacturing.

      • G, your cult enslaved mind has taken over, Trump does not get it right, the CHIPS bill already had TSMC building factories in AZ:
        https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/politics/2025/03/05/chips-act-semiconductors-microchips-trump-eliminate-biden-flint-genesee-mundy-western-digital-tsmc/81580919007/

        Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer of New York on Wednesday noted that the CHIPS Act passed Congress with bipartisan support in both the Senate and the House and stressed that the legislation has generated $450 billion in new manufacturing investment expected to create well over 100,000 new jobs.

        “People are already feeling the positive impacts and new economic energy in their towns in every corner of America, from Ohio to Arizona,” Schumer said.

        “I do not think the president will find much support in Congress for undermining these CHIPS investments and the massive amount of jobs they are creating.”

        ‘A TSMC spokesperson said last month the company had received $1.5 billion in CHIPS Act money before the new administration came in as per the milestone terms of its agreement.’

        Clearly spoken, Trump gets it wrong!
        Without Biden’s CHIPS bill, TSMC $100 billion investment would NOT be happening!
        ‘TSMC last year agreed to produce the world’s most advanced 2-nanometer technology at its second Arizona factory expected to begin production in 2028. TSMC also agreed to use its most advanced chip manufacturing technology called “A16” in Arizona.’
        https://www.voanews.com/a/trump-taiwanese-chipmaker-announce-new-100-billion-plan-to-build-five-new-us-factories-/7995845.html

    • truth_________
      The ‘rumor’ is that millions are already ‘unaccounted for’.., Trump / Musk have stopped the distribution of funds until it is clear just where all this cash is going.
      Considering how much money has gone missing under Biden., it seems a logical move.
      Let’s see if he reinstates the distribution., before we call him too many names.

  7. The S&P500 is down roughly 6.5% from it high on Feb 19th. Currently setting just above it’s 200 DMA. Well below it’s 84 & 42 DMA.., and blowing out the bottom of the Bollinger Bands.
    .
    Three time this week I have read that the S&P is headed for 4,200 – that is about a 27% drop from it’s current price.

    All three talking-heads stated that will happen soon-ish., before Summer goes into full swing. [ Two of them blame Trump for this coming sell-off.] The third prognosticator asked an interesting question. “Is Trump trying to engineer a recession ?’ [ To what benefit? Was my answer to that. Why would you want to force the country into a recession? How would that further his agenda ? Currently – what the hell is his ‘agenda’ ? ]

    At that predicted price level [ 4,200 ] it would constitute a 33 and 1/3 % drop. [ Give or take a cheeseburger, or two.] Which falls directly in-line with the average price drop in the markets after the Federal Reserve pivots. We have until the end of April for this drop to ‘fit’ within that average ‘pivot-drop’ time frame. [ .., or not.]

    The numbers are saying one thing., my “Carnac the Magnificent” aggregate is saying another., and my gut feeling.., ? ., hinting at another. My downward, negative bias for the markets has not changed, even with the billions being spent on A.I. Blowing up one segment of the industrial complex, that has virtually no R.O.I. for a couple of years to come, will not hold the markets ‘up’. Those tech giants will lose tens of billions. They have no revenue for all the billions they are spending /investing.

    However., a stock market sell-off has never caused a recession. It has always been the other way around. A recession has near-always caused a market sell off. And right now, we are not in a recession. [ technically speaking.]

    .., and I am still not too sure on how the digital currencies will fit / fair in all of this mayhem.

    .., and it all boils down to “when” !? and that my fellow passengers is the most important question of all. If you have a handle on it – let me know.

    “Stay Frosty !”

    • A short stack of cheeseburgers on the upside move today. the Ebbing-Ure cross over the 2-day Friday was the turn starting. I will post how it continued today but it, um, pretty to be a 2 week bull sometimes. Markets never to straight to heaven or hell. The (and you note) Bollinger their way along. Faith the rally over will turn into a small move to the top of ther bollies (which would ideally be around the 42dma and when Whee! Back down for more!

    • yeah – how best to quantify the Risk surrounding the E & I spring fling.

      Mullahs gonna do what a Mullah gotta do – Protect their Flock

      zio’s be coming, again..so premptive strikes on the heart of israhell are on the menu. forgone conclusion israhell attacks..wild card Risk = decap strike on israhell leadership and military. What Egypt does..?

      Too late to ba,ba,ba, bomb iraaan..rocking and reeling – https://youtu.be/4wvx14Qv9cg?si=8scCa1UeLlCR4_tZ
      seems Pooterz has their back, 4 now.

    • The more talking heads talk doom and gloom, the more people short the market, and the more likely an explosive rally will happen. Timing is always the bitch.

  8. Passenger Rail make NO SENSE in virtually all of the United States.

    The FIXED COSTS of building and maintaining a rail line overwhelm the revemue that can be generated unless those FIXED COSTS can be spread over a huge revenue base … and passenger rail in most areas can not provide that huge revenue base that rail transit REQUIRES jsut for the FIXED COSTS.

    Near here about 10 years ago Norfolk and Southern which already had an exiting track decided to double track a less than 65 mile segment of that line across TOTALLY flat farm land – no cities or even large small towns to transit, NO rivers to cross, NO tunnels to build, NO new bridges for highway crossings to build, and NO Right Of Way needing to be purchased. That 65 miles of additional trackage right next to their existing track once done had cost N & S slighly more than $400 million dollars to build. This was absolutely the easiest type of terrain and situation in whch to build new trackage and it still cost more than $6 million dollars a mile to build it! IT AIN”T CHEAP TO BUILD NEW RR TRACKAGE is the lesson!!

    The OPERATING COSTS of a rail system are ridiculously high also!! Crews, track maintenance, equipment operating costs, etc. etc. MUCH more expensive per mile to operate than running a big airplane.

    Passenger traffic from city to city in the US, unless it is in a HIGH POPULATION DENSITY location, makes no sense for anything less than a several hundred mile run. The reason is that unlike in Europe, or the NE and Chicago areas our city populations are VERY spread out once you get to the city.

    For any trip by train in addition to the time on the train you have to add in the Time /Convenience /Cost of driving from where you live to the train station before you can even get on the train … and then at the other end you have to factor in the same Time /Convenience /Cost to get from the train station to where you are going. The big cities on the East Coast /Chicago /Atlanta still have much of their business in the middle of the city so for those locations it can make sense, but for the rest of the US Cities that is mostly NOT TRUE. (arrive by train in Dallas and most likely the place you are going is going to be a good hike out of downtown Dallas – now rent a car to get there since bus service sucks? Ditt Houston. Ditto almost every city in the US today)

    With that said there are still the two legacy high speed runs semi rural train runs in the US, both across Michigan. Those two rains are actually the fastest trains in the US other than the Acela trains in the NE .. but both are going into downtown Chicago where much of the business of Chicago is still located. (Port Huron to Chicgo which exists because is the connection of the Canadian passenger rail system to the US’s Chicago hub, and Detroit to Chicago). Other than going to Chicago and maybe Atlanta and a small part of Southern California , NOT the entirety of LA which is physically HUGE, I can’t think of any other city outside of the NE corridor where the business district is compact enough to justify the high cost of regular passenger rail service

    (cross country rail is an entirely different beast … but because of the distances involved in the US combined with it’s high build and operating costs it will NEVER be profitable)

    Forget new passenger rail service for the US. It is a totally uneconomic situation. Subsidize double decker direct, NOT stopping at every post office location, bus service instead.

  9. (“The thirst for Porsche performance on a working stiff’s Budget”)

    lol lol I watched a dating show.. one of the buys was a farmer.. the girl dissed him for a guy that had a Porsche lol lol..
    the cost of that green tractor the farmer could probably buy five of them..the image.. like the caddies and Bentleys or Mercedes.. luxury cars are nice they offer a nice comfortable seat.. once traded off the salesman has to sucker some poor schmuck to buy it..they usually target single women..oh you’d look nice in that one..the Porsche you pretty much have to roll out of it to get out.. my brother inlaw had one sat so close to the ground dam it was a nightmare getting out of it..
    lol lol lol..
    when I got my wife’s car a salesman came up and was showing me a hummer.. no foot room in the by back seat.. he says..yes but dam you’d look good..I laughed and said where’s the hitch..what hitch the one for the horses sure couldn’t afford to put gas in that hog..lol
    speaking about hummers.. A young man that I use to work with.. got his PhD and had taken a job as a doctor.. anyway he knew what kind of schedule I had on the football ..so he came in just to help me with rounds so we could have pizza and snacks and take it easy..nice guy .. after the super bowl he was heading to leave..outside there was a beautiful bright yellow hummer..being friends I nudged him and laughed.. and I said look There’s someone with more money than they know what to do with…lol lol he looked down and said..its mine lol lol

  10. George,

    There are two operative 3-phase incipient crash decay fractal series models for the US SPX : model 1: a 19 Feb 2025 3/8/2 of 8 day decay fractal series akin to the 1987 30 Sept 2025 3/7/6 day decay fractal series and model 2: an 18 February 4/9 of 10/8-10 day fractal decay series. These 2 decay models are interpolated at the end of a 27 October 2023 55/139/136 day ::x/2.5x/2.5x 3 phase maximum valuation growth fractal series ending on the SPX’s high valuation on 19 Feb 2025.

    Most Americans operate on a temporal post hoc ergo propter hoc weltanschaung logic. The administration’s action against allies including tariffs and strong support of those who would annihilate America will serve as a backdrop to the historical crash that was already inevitable.

    • For those unable to keep up with the good Dr…
      A temporal “post hoc ergo propter hoc” Weltanschauung logic is a mouthful, but let’s break it down systematically:

      Post hoc ergo propter hoc (Latin for “after this, therefore because of this”) is a logical fallacy that assumes that just because one event follows another, the first must have caused the second. It confuses correlation with causation.

      Temporal refers to time, so in this case, it emphasizes the time-sequence aspect of the fallacy—something happening later is assumed to be caused by something that happened earlier.

      Weltanschauung is a German word meaning “worldview” or “philosophy of life,” describing a broad perspective on how someone interprets reality.

      Logic in this context suggests a system or framework of reasoning.

      Putting it together:
      A temporal post hoc ergo propter hoc Weltanschauung logic would be a worldview that fundamentally operates on the flawed principle that events occurring in sequence are necessarily causal. It assumes that past events dictate present and future outcomes simply because they happened first, without deeper analysis of other influencing factors.

      Example:
      If someone believes that “Every time I wear my lucky socks, my team wins. Therefore, my socks cause the victory,” they are using post hoc logic in a small way.
      At a broader level, if a society assumes “Every time a new technology emerges, social decay follows, so technology must be causing social decay,” that would be an example of a Weltanschauung shaped by post hoc reasoning.
      This kind of logic is often found in historical determinism, conspiracy theories, and certain rigid ideological frameworks that oversimplify cause-and-effect relationships based on chronology alone.

  11. How about an Autobiography Book. I find you similar to Art Bell, a life based on talk, Ham Radio fanatics, live in the middle of nowhere, walk to your own drummer, lived life your way.

    Art wrote an Autobiography, The Art of Talk, & I believe you were a guest on his show several times.

    Think about it or you may already have.

    PS: Richard C Hoagland should have replaced Art & not George Noory.

    • After getting a taste of the Treasury Department’s disbursements from DOGE, do you still really think that the Treasury Dept and the deep state financial regulators will run the banking system more wisely than the pricks at the Fed ? Pick your poison. I want to hear what replaces the Fed before I support wrecking it.
      I would like to see more transparency and less BS coming from the reserve bank. OF course, that would mean publicly admitting that the we are already screwed. No easy way out.

      • NO……I sure dont..
        the Corruption and mismanagement of the peoples money was so much more horrific than anyone ever imagined that was discovered by DOGE and they are just getting started.. then members of congress came back from holiday in january and sent a huge amount to A vacant building for projects that were shut down decades ago.. what they don’t have a clue..we keep being told this is needed.. they use the funds set aside for the people then secure the funds for them..

      • “do you still really think that the Treasury Dept and the deep state financial regulators will run the banking system more wisely than the pricks at the Fed ?”

        Probably not, but they will run it more-legally…

    • Sadly have to agree with “N”

      ALL regulatory agencies are subject to “Regulatory Capture” and there is no indication that the elimination of the FED will result in LESS of that, and in fact my it result in MORE of that.

      Of course we could go back to the days before we had a Central Bank and every bank in the land could, and did, issue it’s own currency as did states.

      Umm … if you get a $10 Bill issued by JP Morgan is that going to buy the same amount of stuff in California that a $10 Bill issued by the National Bank of Plains Georgia is when you go into a store in California? (they used to print up sheets with the different values that the market believed what each issuer of currency was really worth … each issuer’s currency had a different worth in those days – until the issuing bank went belly up and then it’s currency was worth nothing)

      Let’s see what is proposed to replace the FED before we start chopping off our arms and hands. We may need those arms and hands for picking ups stuff in the future.

    • where can you get hydroxychloroquine tablets.. someone had posted a store but I didn’t save it to my favorites

        • Anything that works they don’t allow the general public access to it goes to the subscription and the cost rises to the moon

      • It is a common, and inexpensive prescription. The medication is used as an anti-inflammitory treatment for rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis. One of my oldest friends has been on it for many years. I called her in January of 2020 to let her know she was likely immune to COVID, and to not worry about the hype.

        Alternatively, you can buy it, often without a prescription, from many of the 50,000 pharmacies that’re online at Indiamart…

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