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E&S Report

Much of today's economic data is unreliable. Statisticians employ well-documented techniques such as geometric smoothing, seasonal adjustments, substitution, double counting, and hedonic adjustments as far back as the 1980s. The public accepts mainstream economic narratives, and assumes that politicians and central bankers control them. Administrations as far back as the 1980s have utilized heavily modified and revised economic data for political gain.

Experience teaches that data can be manipulated. Statistical techniques that shape short-term trends support public policy.

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The Economy & Stock (E&S) Report, a series of videos, discusses trends, cycles, and intermarket flows for the economy, stocks, and more.

The majority's attempt to time stocks (or any market) is akin to Little Mac enduring a barrage of uppercuts in Mike Tyson's Punch-Out. For those who don't grasp the game, the outcome is often unfavorable. This game, known as interpreting the invisible hand—the collective consciousness of the world—defines the minority. By evading the perfect storm, the minority survives, while the majority ends up holding the bag.

Most people see what they believe. We try to teach rather than play political games. The invisible hand does not care about politics or beliefs.

The 02/11/26 - Horrific Labor Report update has been published.

Important Reports:

02/11/26 - Politics Spin Negatives Into Positives
02/08/26 - Economic Activity Composite (EAC) Nearing A Transition
02/05/26 - Questioning Risk-On
01/27/26 - Stocks, Economy, and Risks
01/16/26 - Decoupling Across The Board
01/13/26 - Defining The Stock Market Rally
01/09/26 - Developing Train Wreck Called 2026
01/07/26 - Cause Building In January?
01/05/26 - People See What They Believe In Stocks

Please watch the full update on the Reports Page.



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