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Today we discuss the widespread effects of the North Carolina floods.

Today we discuss the possibility of a port shutdown, examine a kindness in the Pacific Northwest, and wonder how many corporations with fall to Robby Starbuck's warpath. We look at the destruction from Hurricane Helene and wonder about the impacts, admire the precision of the Israel intelligence, and wonder who is going to fill up our aircraft carrier in the Middle East.

After wandering through history a bit for another parallel, we close the case on FDR and the Great Depression.

Today we examine the Fed's pivot and lowering a panicked 50 basis point rate cut. This also happened while the housing market and stock market go to all time highs. North Carolina was hit by its 5th 1,000 year flood in 25 years mocking anyone that does science, again. We re-examine why anyone wants to win this election, we look at what Israel is doing, and wonder how the economy will digest th...

In part three, we discuss the differences between how Hoover and FDR attacked the Great Depression, and we compare them to their party's candidates and their policies today.

Today we discuss higher for longer interest rates and the impact they are having across the economy. We look into the escalating rhetoric coming out of Russia and Europe. We also look at the naivete of the stock market with regards to geopolitical events and watch the hypocrisy that is Twitter.

Today we move to the banking sector and the Federal Reserve for their involvement in causing the largest financial crisis in American History.

Today we discuss the jobs report, Putin not being arrested in Mongolia, and what the yield curve un-inverting might mean. We also look into why Kamala might be winning the election by dusting off a JFK move from yesteryear, we sit calmly by while another solar company goes bankrupt, and watch Chat-GPT lose over 80% of its monthly website traffic.

This week we begin our multiple part series on the Great Depression. It started as a credit expansion before it shifted into something far more sinister than this country has ever seen before. We explore how the expansion happened.

Today we discuss the bond curve uninverting, the lack of accountatbility in lawbreakers, and how crypto has we yearning for checks and coinage. We look at the terrible decisions of Germany, New York, and California and judge them accordingly.

Today we delve into the fake news on the internet and see how fake is evolving to be not so fake, but fake still.

Today we see Powell saying again its time to pivot despite historical precedence. The jobs report was a disaster, and Robby Starbuck gets two more scalps, one without even trying. They just handed it over. Meanwhile I am still trying to decide who decided that Kamala should be popular, who voted for her, and why these influencers are supporting her. Oh wait, they are being bought. Speaking of bein...

Today we delve deep into film noir and the aquatic history of Los Angeles to find a lesson that chasing commerce can lead to a helping hand being a deadly proposition.

Kamala Harris is rolling out her economic plan full of price controls and cracking down on price gougers like grocers who have 3% margins. She dumb, like really dumb. The Wall Street Journal is now printing hilarious comedy pieces regarding the war in Ukraine, the data continues to come in against the climate change narrative and hot air isn't just exclusive to climate change but newspaper rep...

Ted Williams fought the false narrative battle and today we must do the same in our own way.

Today we look at the Japanese affect on the stock market, geopolitical growing concerns, and how Kamala is already using her power for bad. We also discuss the popping AI stock bubble, the wet fart that is Illinois, and how justice was served in a small Kansas town, sort of.

Japan just poured water on the world's economy.

Today we discuss the wild week in the equity and bond markets. We discuss what ramifications that can have for commercial real estate, foreign markets, and even the insolvent states of California and Illinois.

Today we discuss the conservatism of the recently departed DR Horton. We try to learn from one the great businessmen of the last 75 years.

Today we see the true ability of American business to compete. UBI gets a harsh wakeup call and shoot on sight authority is given to authorities in Bangladesh. It turns out that universities have a ism problem, Harley Davidson has been motoring towards wokeness, and those office buildings might just be a black swan hiding in plain sight.

Weird things are happening in politics and finance. We sort out the themes and still believe in our Jedi.

We examine the fallout from the Microsoft software crash, a new danger hiding in the commercial real estate market, and Robby Starbuck put John Deere back in line. We see the silly season of Covid might be over as people that don't pay their rent are starting to get kicked out of their homes as the landlords finally get the government to enforce the law. There is more craziness coming as the f...

Today we look at the beginning of the end. We use history to try and decipher where we might be going.

Today we discuss the yeoman's work the judicial branch has been doing in silence. Debt is threatening to overrun Europe as well as the US. Saudi Arabia showed us exactly how bad this situation is getting when they whispered in our ear and we jumped. We review the Trump assassination attempt even as more details are coming in after final edit time.

Today we explore a website that caught my interest wtfhappenedin1971.com. We explore the changes America has seen since that fateful year.