I returned home from New York City on Friday night. On Saturday, I went to turn on satellite TV and my remote control, which has been acting up for the past month, was completely dead. My conversation on the telephone with one of our national telcos took about an hour and a half, about half… Read more
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The Slow Shuffle Towards Civil War Usually on a Sunday morning, I tune in to “Meet the Press,” one of the longest running NBC television programs ever, focused primarily on panel discussion and interviews related to US politics. They used to touch on international affairs, but less so in the past few years, unfortunately. Recently, it’s been… Read more
Special Market Update for Thursday, December 8 NOTE: Since I have the ending diagonal posted and I’ve made changes to my call on it, here’s a video explaining it all. This pertains primarily to ES (and secondarily to SPX) httpv://youtu.be/dBxDfka5peM Make sure you zoom the video to full size with frame expander (arrows) in the bottom right… Read more
I’ve been preparing for another trip to New York City a couple of weeks from now to do more research into the work of Dr. Raymond Wheeler and The Big Book. The Big Book (above) is a tome of about 2,000 pages that Dr. Wheeler created over a ten year period in which he’s recorded all… Read more
Steve Bannon as this revolution’s Thomas Cromwell? I’ve consistently written about the world being on the cusp of major revolution that will bring about change that will be unimaginable to most. In fact, I was relatively sure that because of this cycle turn, we would see Donald Trump win the election. My work researching cycles often… Read more
Charles-Marie Gustave Le Bon (1841-1931) was a French polymath, who is best known for his 1895 work,”The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind,” considered one of the seminal works of crowd psychology. He’s attributed with the quote, “The memorable events of history are the viable effects of the invisible changes in human thought.” Robert Prechter writes… Read more
There seem to be all kinds of theories floating around about the Rothschild family and a few other elite financiers who are believed have complete control over the media narrative through ownership. Well, that might be true, but I’m not finding the connection in my research. I find that it’s a more natural economic phenomenon that wealth… Read more
The majority of people run away from conflict. They simply don’t want like confrontation. Any situation has to get to an unmanageable level before the herd will react and actually turn and fight. Of our three basic human instincts (fight, flight, or freeze), with what I’ve learned throughout my life is that “fight” is the last resort. The… Read more
The problem with the world today is that bankers have once more gained control over virtually everything. This is what happens at the tops of these major 500 year cycles. As I’ve mentioned before, the same thing happened at the height of the Roman Empire, when Jesus upset the moneylenders in the temple. He lost… Read more
We’re on the cusp of two worlds colliding. We’re leaving the corrupt old world, which is self-destructing, and entering the birthing phase of a new society. This is a global transition—a 500 year cycle of revolution. The new environment (after a horrendous clash) will be harsher, simpler, focus more on humanity, and overturn the oligarchy that… Read more
