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Friday, December 14

For Whom It May Concern

It May Concern You
Thy qualling toad-spotted miscreant hath a beef-witted pignut.
Thy spleeny hasty-witted skainsmate hath a pox-marked hedge-pig.
Thou art a mammering pox-marked malt-worm.
Thou art a spongy motley-minded baggage.
Thou art a fawning dizzy-eyed whey-face.
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One of 325 million Shakespearean insults by Insult-O-Matic

Friday, June 22

x = “popper open society plato hexagon octagon circle”

ƒ(x) = google(x)
  1. Plato's approximation of pi? « Division by Zero

    divisbyzero.com/2012/06/20/platos-approximation-of-pi/
    2 days ago – Here's what Popper has to say (this is in his notes to Chapter 6 of The Open Society and its Enemies, Vol. 1, pp. ... of this curious fact is that it follows from the fact that the arithmetical mean of the areas of the circumscribed hexagon and the inscribed octagon is a good approximation of the area of the circle.
  2. The Open Society and Its Enemies: The spell of Plato - Google Books Result

    books.google.com/books?isbn=0691019681...Karl Raimund Popper, Sir Karl Raimund Popper - 1971 - Medical - 368 pages
    Karl Raimund Popper, Sir Karl Raimund Popper ... triangles r(VI+V3) The rectangle ABCD has an area exceeding that of the circle by less than 1 J ... of the areas of the circumscribed hexagon and the inscribed octagon is a good approximation ...
  3. Division by Zero

    divisbyzero.com/
    2 days ago – Here's what Popper has to say (this is in his notes to Chapter 6 of The Open Society and its Enemies, Vol. 1, pp. ... of this curious fact is that it follows from the fact that the arithmetical mean of the areas of the circumscribed hexagon and the inscribed octagon is a good approximation of the area of the circle.
  4. Numbers - Google Books Result

  5. ¡ℜ» Plato's “House”

    losersreview.blogspot.com/2012/04/platos.html
    Apr 13, 2012 – “The rectangle ABCD has an area exceeding that of the circle by less than 1½ pro mille” ... mean of the areas of the circumscribed hexagon and the inscribed octagon is a ... Karl Popper - The Open Society and Its Enemies ...

Wednesday, May 2

“Cabbage” Contentions

Is It Time to Invest in Europe?

(1:01:30)  "...We've reached a point, The Profound Point in Economic History: Where the truth is unpalatable to the political class. And that truth is that the scale and the magnitude of the problem is larger than their ability to respond. And it terrifies them."  -- Hugh Hendry, May Day 2012

h/t Lauren Lyster/Capital Account → Simone Foxman/Business Insider

America has, in fact, run trade deficits large enough t0 wipe out its gold hoard under the old rules of the game. Still, the idea of the gold standard was not to deplete nations of gold, but rather to force them to get their financial house in order long before the gold disappeared. In the absence of a gold standard and the real—time adjustments it causes, the American people seem unaware of how badly U.S. finances have actually deteriorated.

While this example may seem extreme, it is exactly how most of the world monetary system worked until forty years ago. In 1950, the United States had official gold reserves of over 20,000 metric tons. Due to persistent large trade deficits, at the time with Europe and japan rather than China, U.S. gold reserves had dropped to just over 9,000 metric tons when Nixon closed the gold window in 1971. That drop of 11,000 metric tons in the twenty—one years from 1950 to 1971 went mostly to a small number of export powerhouses.
p. 108

Wednesday, February 22

Physical Graffiti

“Oil Fuel Gold GDP S&P House

Series
Oil Fuel Gold GDP S-P House Physical Graffiti (Scale)
Size
Period ƒ(x)
1 OILPRICESpot Oil Price: West Texas Intermediate 5 SolidM Chg, $/brl
2 IQ11110Export (End Use): Fuel oil 3 SolidM % Chg fYA
3 U6RATENSATotal unemployed, plus *3 SolidM Index (scV 100 fcp)‡
4 GVZCLSCBOE Gold ETF Volatility Index 1 SolidD, , cl Chg fYA, %
5 IQ12260Export (End Use): Nonmonetary gold 3 SolidM % Chg fYA
6 GDPGross Domestic Product, 1 Decimal 4 SolidQ % Chg fYA
7 SP500S&P 500 Index 1 SolidD % Chg fYA
8 USSTHPIHouse Price Index for the United States 4 SolidQ Index (scV 100 fcp)‡
9 SP500 / OILPRICES&P 500 / OILPRICE3 DottedM Index / ($/brl)
10MSPNHSUS / OILPRICEMedian Sales Price for New Houses / OILPRICE †3DottedMx / 1000
* all marginally attached workers plus total employed part time for economic reasons
‡ (scale value to 100 for chosen period = Recession Trough Nov 1, 2011
† us$1,000

Monday, February 20

Mish Math i

Shed's (Disability Fraud) Spread

Series
Mish Math i (Scale)
Size
Period ƒ(x)
1 LNU00074597Population with a Disability *4 SolidM Thousands of Persons
2 GDPGross Domestic Product, 1 Decimal 2 SolidQ % Chg fYA
3 U6RATETotal unemployed, plus 4 SolidM %
4 UNRATENSACivilian Unemployment Rate 4 SolidM %
5 UNRATENSA * 1.377Mish-timated Unemp. Rate with 25% Fraud5 DottedM % * 1.377
6 UNRATENSA * 1.125Mish-timated Unemp. Rate with 10% Fraud5 DashedM % * 1.125
* Civilian Noninstitutional, 16 years and over
all marginally attached workers plus total employed part time for economic reasons

DEF CON Artistry


Series
DEF CON huh ? (Scale)
Size
Period ƒ(x)
1 DGIFederal National Defense Gross Investment 2 SolidQ Chg fYA, Bil $
2 DGIC96Real National Defense Gross Investmen 3 SolidQ Bil Chd2005 $
3 FDEFXNational Defense Consumption Expend. & Gross Investment 2 SolidQ % Chg fYA
4 FGRECPTFederal Government Current Receipts 2 SolidQ Bil $
5 FGEXPNDFederal Government: Current Expenditures 1 SolidQ % Chg fYA
6 GDPGross Domestic Product, 1 Decimal 2 Solid~A Bil $
7 FYGFDGross Federal Debt 2 SolidA, FY Bil $
8 DGIC96/FYGFD(#2 / #7) Defense Gross Investment / Gross Federal Debt3 DottedA Bil Chd2005 $ ‡
9 FGRECPT/FYGFD(#4 / #7) Current Receipts / Gross Federal Debt3 DashedA x * 100
 10 FGEXPND/FYGFD(#5 / #7) Current Expenditures / Gross Federal Debt3 DashedA x * 100
(*5000)-6

Saturday, February 18

Moody's Aaa/Baa, Unemployed, GDP, Dow Jones ...

click the image to open full size in a new window

... Utilities Over Trans., S&P, and “Spiky

Having only a chimerical clue to what –  if anything – these charts might be saying to a seasoned trader or (un)ideologically compromised economist, it's still easy to vouch for their intriguing nature. The “Spiky” orange line recalls a “Treasury spreads' ratio” for the differences between 30-year and 2-year to 10-year and 2-year bills.



Friday, February 17

Tuesday, February 14

End Use: Metals Fuels Food VIX




“The Better Legend” is here ↓

Oil FF HOUST Personal-ie Unemployed ...

... GDP Fed DEBT CPI CMDEBT & A Little Bit Of Gold










Three time frames for one collection of data.

You can work with the charts at the FrED with these links: 1946 1985 2004

Series
Oil Gold FF HS U/E Personal-ie gdp Fdebt cpi cmdebt (Scale)
Size
Period ƒ(x)
1 OILPRICESpot Oil Price: West Texas Intermediate 2SolidM% Chg fYA
2 GVZCLSCBOE Gold ETF Volatility Index 2SolidBi-W (m)% Chg fYA
3 FFEffective Federal Funds Rate 1SolidW (w)%
4 HOUSTNew Privately Owned Housing Units Started 1SolidM% Chg fYA
5 UNEMPLOYUnemployed 1SolidM% Chg fYA
6 DPIC96Real Disposable Personal Income 2SolidQ% Chg fYA
7 PCEC96Real Personal Consumption Expenditures 2SolidM% Chg fYA
8 GFDEBTNFederal Government Debt: Total Public Debt 1DottedQ(eop)% Chg fYA
9 CPIAUCSLConsumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: All Items 2SolidM% Chg fYA
10 CMDEBTHousehold Credit Market Debt Outstanding 1DashedQ(eop)% Chg fYA
11 GDPGross Domestic Product, 1 Decimal 2SolidQ% Chg fYA













Line sizes listed for 1946 chart. Line and marker weights increase through charts for 1985 and 2004.