Wednesday will be “Issue #1,000” of Peoplenomics.  Time to pull 20-odd years of study into something for posterity.  Or, was that posterior?

The only thing to rival the insanity of the Digital Uprising and quickly emerging Digital Mob Rule is the political process.  Not much of a choice.

If you haven’t taken the time to watch “The Social Dilemma” on Netflix, you have missed one of the clearest previews of ‘the future’ you’re likely to find.

As we will see in the ChartPack, hard to see where this all ends happily – as the market is poised to out-launch

Elon Musk, or crater deeper than the Original Tulip Mania or 1720’s South Seas Bubble.

Merge with China and Russia into a Globalist World?  Or, stand up for our founding values?

Coffee up.  Freedom is on the line.

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A change of pace today as we look at a couple of historical oddities. Feels like a fine time to “get unstuck” from the pre-election frenzy.  Because if you’re like us, this has become pretty sickening.

Still, we stick to our long-term roots in cyclical economics as the ChartPack reveals some interesting information about what may be ahead going into Friday options expiration.

And of course, a few breaking economic stories including the just released…

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Can we simple humans out trade the machines (made in our own image), anymore?  It’s far from a theoretical question in markets like these.

By many measures (rational ones, like price to book and prices to dividends) markets are at “lifetime extremes.”  But, you wouldn’t know it.  Sadly, as we’ll see in charts this morning, no sign of the fever breaking.

Even in such outcomes, however, we are able to discern “usable information.”

But, before we get to those two hot topics, we’re going to “break the mold a bit” from our usual structure.

You see,  Woo-Woo is back.

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We look ahead at what could be in store for America into 2021. We obviously have a classic loss of government control over social behavior.  And maybe that’s one reason why wars are so popular over history.  Nothing like a “war to keep the peeps in line, eh?”

Moreover, with a hotly contested election coming, and mail-in voting fears, the times ahead promise more than a full measure of fear-mongering.

No worries there:  We have our on fears – but these run more to financial than social.  If you have enough money for a few supplies and can hide out from people (who are increasing crazy!) other than cleaning your AK…I mean what?

ChartPack is especially interesting this morning, too, as is the discussion of spreadsheet modeling the future.

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Want to live 30% longer?  Stick around. There is a trick hidden in plain sight which I haven’t see discussed anywhere else.

With markets in their pre-election confusion now – likely to last until inauguration – we focus on physical optimizing one’s wetware platform today.

Gone are the days of “optimizing for weight” for us.  Instead, an assortment of widely available home measurement tools can be brought to bear if one chooses to use them.

Not medical advice – goes without saying.  But we do like to think in unconventional ways about unconventional things.  For that, we need a high-performance carrier for the brain.  Liquid cooling, latest drivers and system updates, to put it into computing terms.

First though, a check up on markets, and how the president’s doing…

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Think of them as eWMDs as we fit them into the overall evolution of WMDs over historical periods.  Which matters because in ways, there’s much on the internet today that fulfills the functionality of a conventional WMD.  As we will discuss.

A couple of economic notes on data and that mess of whatever was pawned off as “debate” last night.  And then a detailed look at charts and where we go next…

We don’t care if the politicians want to be stupid, so long as we don’t have to be broke as a consequence.

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Age-old question here, but with some different views.  Including how personal consumption of “Happiness tools” may be changing from social distancing.

A few headlines and the chart pack, too.  Which is getting very interesting in light of the Fed tossing more money into things this week…

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Calamity Cash Flow our topic, as promised, today. While it’s obvious that “If you can’t touch it, you don’t own it…” It’s also true that even if you can touch, doesn’t mean someone won’t try.

This is a problem when the “law” is on their side – so a discussion this morning as we rehash how to get the law on your side.  Of course, this assumes there a) is still law and b) it’s still acting as intended.

Which we might get to observe during Q1-2021.

Before that, some notes on down-conditioning plus a look at the charts.  Which popped just over our trend line at the close of turn-around Tuesday.  We’re actively scanning for “Market torpedoes” in the news scanner today.

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We size up the death of Uncle Sam as an internal “national cohesiveness marketing tool” of America.  Which is then contrasted with China’s roll from socialism, heading for communism, becoming instead socialists rediscovering Confucianism.  Lot of ramifications.

Before that, a few headlines including a track of Beta O’Storm, which is about to hit south Texas.  Along with other “newsly delights.”

Mainly, though, we are anxious and on “twiddle-time” until Monday when we’ll see (as will you in today’s ChartPack) how there’s plenty of technical grounds to worry about what’s ahead for markets.

The passing of RBG and a Trump “snap appointment” is also sure to strike deep into coming week madness, as well.

Seat backs and tray tables?

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Another nominee is presented in our quest to find the Grand News Unifier. That is, the person, organization, or affinity group that could be blamed (or credited) with much of what passes for “news.”

Interesting topic, I hope you’ll agree.  Just as soon as we ramble through some headlines and ponder a mid-week “Hold ’em or Fold ’em” as we size up charts ahead of this afternoon’s Fed decision and Chairman’s remarks.

So a nod to the headlines in the stands and a red cape for the bulls.  Ure enters the ring…

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Rapid Knowledge Acquisition on 3-D Printing with a side of Computer Numerical Control is on the agenda today.  Along with our ChartPack which has sure been getting interesting, here lately.

A few headlines and then “Ready?  Set? Print!”

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Screw the “usual” few headlines this morning. We’ve got bigger fish to fry.  Age-Adjusted Return on Investment in the focus section.  Plus, with the markets indicating at least something of a bounce at the open, a look at techniques to “know when to fold ’em.”

Peoplenomics gets into a lot of strange and interesting areas on occasion (like 170 pages of UAP research, lol), but at its core, the website is about thinking outside the box.

And having a Brinks truck pull up out front now and then, as a result.

With no significant market data and knowing that forest fires are still burning all over the west, how about we light up some charts?

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The rest of the year?  We need to have us a little talk about that.  As usual, with “visual aids” because things are beginning to look might dicey from where we sit.

Since this is one of my few actual 2-3 day weekends, we will dispense with headlines.  A suitable tradeoff for working on the report into Friday evening.

Gotta say – love this “retirement business.”  Only a 13-hour day and the 6th one for the week.  Believe me, when you pass 70, you’ll want to be a slacker, too.

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