S.C.R.E.W.I. Theory in Economics

Our “useful part” involves linkage between moving averages and the use of stops in trading. But, to get there, we begin with an adventure into how “domains of thought” arise and can be used to bring about fresh insights. Along the way, we “self-classify” into most-comfortable domains. All part of a possible chapter in an upcoming book.

Non-Subscriber free summary:

Core Idea: Economics isn’t practiced in a vacuum. It’s shaped—and often distorted—by the domain orientation of its participants: engineers, historians, lawyers, artists, and more. These “domain biases” color their perception of markets, policy, and strategy.

We encapsulate this with the acronym S.C.R.E.W.I.Shared-Consciousness Economic Reality Wave Investing – to highlight how these overlapping biases create a complex, echo-filled economic domain soup.

We also examie the new ADP job data, revisit our July “megaquake watch” call, and walk through the Fed’s decision day. Then, one last thought for the road—a new look at sleep and sound that may link chronic illness and dream disruption.

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