I am an idiot. We are giving away too much, again.
While much of the publishing industry is trying to figure out how little content it can deliver for another dollar, we’re determined to see how much thinking we can do for $40/year.
What’s on deck today?
We begin with the CPI numbers and what inflation means for Social Security and your actual purchasing power. (Peeps like us.)
Then the News Compressor section sorts the world’s geopolitical, energy, financial, and AI troubles into something resembling an understandable picture.
Then, our ChartPack — the technical market work, with the models, charts, and timing questions laid out for readers who want to see the machinery instead of merely being handed a prediction.
After that, we wander into a little Mao-style criticism and self-criticism, asking whether our approach to market forecasting might tell us more than traditional Elliott Wave counting.
Because we’re not just trying to predict where markets turn. We’re trying to understand why they change state. AI’s judgment is an interesting (and quick) read.
Then the CENTERPRICE! Another entire FREE BOOK today!
AI: Thinking on the Gallows tackles a question I suspect will haunt the next decade:
“If thinking gets cheap, who gets the Profits?”
Not a sample chapter. Not a teaser designed to make you buy the rest. The whole damned book, included for subscribers.
And here’s the part that makes this more than a pile of reading material: The news, the markets, the research, and the book are all exploring different sides of the same economic transformation.
That’s the Peoplenomics difference. We don’t just collect headlines. We try to understand what happens when they begin interacting.
Forty bucks a year. Eleven cents a day. Some newsletters charge more than that for a single issue.
We’re still trying to figure out how to fit another book into the next one.
Come see what you’ve been missing on Peoplenomics. Why, there’s even a five-month trial subscription for $20 bucks.
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