(Albuquerque, NM) — Yes, dream-tuning and the “shaman’s lake” have everything to do with investing. Rather than toss pearls non-subscribers come Monday, we lay out some interesting technology experiments that are on the docket when we get home.
And those involve? Dream-tuning. for fun, prophet,, and profit. A world of odd resonances and Room 108 will be explained.
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Suppose this morning that Ures truly was appointed Secretary of Defense. How would we size up the strategic state of America?
Particularly since there is some non-zero possibility of an October Surprise which would vault a certain candidate into the WH for “solving” a problem like the South China Seas.
Think it couldn’t happen? Well, sure it could. but there are worse scenarios about what’s ahead, too – so we will work on some of these this morning. After a trip to the coffee pot and a few headlines and nearly a dozen charts on making a buck or three, while we’re at it.
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This morning’s report is interesting if you are working up a view of things to come – so that you may prep, plan, prepare, call a priest, or whatever moves you.
Not only does a recent Federal Reserve working paper look at using the language in news to forecast the future, but we have some oddities to discuss from the Nostracodeus project and odd haps at the www.nationaldreamcenter.com site, as well.
After news nips, our charts, and maybe a warm-up of the bean.
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OK kiddies, gather around the roulette wheel as we spin up this morning on the Fed Meeting which is going on today and we’re due for a rate decision this afternoon.
The market – which usually bashed the Fed soundly with a worrisome decline before each decision – has been in demo-mortis – death by convention.
As a result, it would be a fine time of high distraction for the Fed to wield an unconventional move on us…but first the charts..
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(Tacoma, WA) — With the markets obediently following my calls (surprising even me, mind you) we will have a nice, short, to the point discussion of the charts this morning and we can kick around what I’m doing in the way of a position once we get through the second half of the political silly season…
This is what passes for “vacation” for me – which means anything un der 590 hours a week on sorting out markets and crap. My head is still reeling a bit from that new wave we discussed in the Wednesday report and the implications of that…
In short, I reveal the use of the brainamp.xls spreadsheet and how we use it to predict this coming week should be a down one for the market.
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(Baker City, OR) — Boy, am I ever fun to go on “vacation with” or what?
“Honey, just one beer…but I have to get back to the room and works on charts because I’ve been working on this new theory about long wave economics while we’ve been watching the scenery go by…”
Yep…that while explaining regression channels without paper as we trade-off driving chores.
Still, that’s dedication (or stupidity…) for you. And the payoff has been two great insights: One for subscribers and one in tomorrow’s UrbanSurvival :”Coping” section.
I’ll leave it to you to discern whether this is good news – or bad – as we get into long wave cycle length discussions this morning…
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At oh-dark thirty this morning, wife Elaine and I took off – by car this time – to head out on a 5400 mile tour of the American mid, west, and southwest.
This morning after a few headlines and charts, a preview of why we go and what we find… This is less a “vacation” than a “date gathering mission.
I think you’ll find it interesting… a few headlines this morning as we head out – but most important are those chats…
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To know the future is to profit. Axiomatically, those who don’t profit, don’t know the future.
I love long wave economics. It has taught me the fine art of patience – and being a kind of ADHD person, that’s a very good thing, indeed.
This week, we begin our “stealing money from the Man” episode with a critical look at how the current period lines up with the previous Depression.
And armed with that knowledge, we can propose the two key date ranges in 2017 which our next pre-Depression all-time highs will be in.
It’s something to think about – going into what’s looking more and more like the second week of January.
Of 1929.
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This morning we come across an old problem which is cropping up again.
Call it a move by the PowersThatBe, or call it whatever else. But the facts are that more stumbling blocks to “living on the cheap” are cropping up, again.
First, however, a look at a few headlines and how our Peoplenomics Oscillator has been better at calling the rally of this week than even my favorite human (me, lol).
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“The Devil makes spreadsheets for idle minds…” is our theme this morning.
It follows a weekend of reviewing 1930’s price data on typical goods including things like food, apparel and even cars. What I found out is rather shocking. I mean I AM one of those gold and silver bugs.
My research this weekend raised some damn interesting questions though and you really need to understand the dynamics of how the numbers run out in order to see what’s-what. So if you’re cheering gold’s break higher this morning, you might want to consider some of the possible implications of the data with us.
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Yeah…we all make them. Hell, I left a 20% four-day trade on the table this week because of something as simple as a damn phone call.
This morning we kick around some of the ways to avoid the pitfalls and reinforce those good decisions we make, or don’t stay in the markets long.
That as something very significant with regards to our Peoplenomics Oscillator to report… Bean up, let’s roll…
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This seems to be in play right now – 72 years after the fact.
But will it be able to hold the remnants of the EU together?
We shall discuss this and some mighty interesting charts…so bean up.
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Not really.
But it sure helps to use a semi-fictional analogy in order to explain markets this week, so that’s exactly what we shall do. Trust me, it’ll be far more readable than a dissertation paper.
You see, as a thinking tool, we’re big on getting back to the basics because it is often in “the basics” that we find the seeds of future developments that germinate into a full-on deflowering of some of Men’s greatest follies.
Like the European Union Idea, for example. Been a crappy idea from the get-go, as you’ll see.
This as we continue the exciting (and exiting) adventures of the past week and look forward to the shoals just ahead in 2017.
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