In higher education circles it would be called an SER (self-evaluation report) and people would read it knowingly.
This morning we review how well our market model has done this year (amazingly well, BTW) and we consider a bit of what’s ahead for 2017. But, not before some talk of the new CPI data (which sucks) and plenty of coffee and charts…
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This morning we take a jaunt into the very heart of economic thought. We’ll be looking at the component-level as to what “makes up” price discovery.
What we come to is the idea that we have emphasized the wrong thing. E.G. the existing paradigm has promoted high unit-volumes of goods. But, QUALITY has been abandoned because of our belief that “more work is good.” With Robotics on the horizon, this is plain stupid thinking. Which we will discuss more deeply after some headlines and where the charts and models have us heading next week..
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Ure is tired this morning — that’s what happens when one stays up all night and talks on CoastToCoastAM with George Noory. As a result,, this morning we will have a blissfully to-the-point discussion of the charts and the new book (and print edition with free Kindle version) is just out, Dimensions Next Door: Hacking Space-time .
You see, the problem is I left something out – and it’s important. So we will get to that after a few headlines and a look at the market..
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This morning we explain how the fabled $20.5-trillion in national debt is really more like $61-trillion in debt.
And since we’re in such a dandy, caring, sharing, and giving mood, we will also explain how the supposed Tax Cut passed by the Senate really screws everyone and will at far more than the MSM-hyped $1.4 trillion.
We sure know how to have fun, don’t we? Gnosh-up, bean-up, and off we go…
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Here is a question that will intrigue you if you look for any length of time at Long Wave Economics. Are there substitutes for ‘war’? If so, how would government test-bed an economic substitute? Not too many hints should be needed: Simply think Satoshi.’ The New World Order’s plan to take down the financial system of sovereign countries. One World, here we come…
After some headlines and coffee, we inspect the Long Wave and notice where the WTC/9-11 happened and where Bitcoins were introduced. Two data points doesn’t make a trend but should it raise questions while we can still ask?
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This past week, I was telling you about how it seems to me that there is a distinct lack of “adventure” in America among the Millennials.
Sure, life’s hard, sorting out what gender and which of umpteen programming jobs they want. But after the charts today and a few headlines, a real treat. A buddy of mine who lived out in “them thar hills” (and is another old man of the web) shares one of the most interesting tales of adventure you’ll ever here. So, throw another log on the fire…
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With a year from the election of Donald Trump, it’s time to begin work on our economics (and therefore market) outlooks for 2018.
As a starting point for this seasonal review I wanted to begin this morning with a look at two years of data in order to assess whether economic progress has been “real” or “perceptual.”
After coffee, headlines and those damn bullish charts that as of last week had been calling this bull market run spot-on for over a year..
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We take some time this morning to look at crypto currencies, the future of autos, and where gold may go.
These are all topics of immediate concern to subscribers…but first a few headlines and a look at the charts. Which, as we expected, ended the week in the U.S. right on our 9-day moving averages…
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One of our readers asked an interesting question that deserves a comprehensive answer this morning: What is the point of all the Peoplenomics research and charts if *Ure’s truly* doesn’t religiously follow his own models?
FOGOD – fear of gap opening down – –which the market is set to deliver in an unusually timely way as our example today at the open. After our usual headlines and coffee, natch.
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Economics is often best-understood through the use of a “thought-model.” Around here, when enough pieces of the Big Picture aren’t fitting well, we fall back to a hypothetical “super agency” that is in charge of delivering an agreed-upon future to those of us who are blissfully ignorant of the game’s highest levels.
With this in mind, we launch into a discussion of “The Crazy Beam.” And, as you’ll see as our “fictionalized” story unfolds, there is a case for 18 (or more) mass shooting events in the US in 2018.
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It’s all in the numbers this morning as we behold one of the most interesting spectacles of human history.
We have been screwed out of 12 percent of our real lifestyle and it takes some clever work in statistics to see it and understand how it’s been pulled-off.
Before we get you straightened out on that, headlines and charts.
We may be going down the road of Rome, but no reason not to have a few Didrachm along the way.
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This morning we go through a review of what has gone wrong in Hollywood. Long list. And, as our contribution to “public service” we also offer some free consulting advice on how to fix what ails the silver screen crowd.
Except, in mid-report a mystery pops up and it leads to the underworld…
After charts and news bits, or course. I mean, what’s the movies without having to sit through some “previews of coming attractions,’ right/
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Some years back I developed “The Substitution Method of Learning” or SML for short. The idea is that you can generalize the form of knowledge by simply replacing terms to come up with new, and often very useful, approach to problems.
Today, we focus on electronics which, as it turns out, provides an excellent tool for understanding both product development and how people operate.
If the idea doesn’t “resonate” with you, some study of concepts like “resistance” may lead you to this morning’s path
If not, certainly our adventure in Fed Spotting will be of interest – if you’ll pardon the pun at this hour.
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