Wednesday, September 30, 2015

Good news for women in the work place.

Bob Prechter's socionomics institute teaches that men create the bubbles and when the deflation arrives it results in more women getting control.  This is why, even though I'm not her biggest fan, I think Carly Fiorina could have a shot at becoming president in 2016.  Despite Hillary being a woman (sort of) Hillary is very unlikely to win IMO because she is not conservative by any measure.  But some believe Fiorina is conservative even though she was part of the NSA spying scandal when she was CEO of HPQ.

I'm saying this about Fiorina at a time when negative comments are circulating about her so this is not a case of backing someone just because they suddenly got popular.  And in fact, I do not back Fiorina.  I just don't see another female who can be thought of as "conservative" in the running and I'm beginning to believe that both of these will be requirements.  Maybe someone else will join the hunt later on.

A recent proof point about women taking over after the big deflation has occurred is the case of the Iceland.  Women pretty much kicked all the con MEN out of the top leadership position.  Again, it does depend on what your definition of "conservative" and "woman" is.

But the real reason for this post is this article claiming that women will have to wait another 100 years for workplace equality in the CxO ranks.  Of course that "study" does nothing more than extrapolate more of the present into the forever future.  This is just a ridiculous way to think about things and I think that the socionomics guys will be proven correct on this account again.

Global governments grandstanding for the people at the expense of the elite

In another example of how the governments are now trying to suck up to the people by throwing the elite (with whom the government has been conspiring with against the people for decades now) under the bus, France is now threatening top execs at Uber with jail time for what used to be hand slap crimes.  The government of France is now kicking around the possibility of 5 years in jail and 300 k Euros for "deceptive commercial practices and other charges".

My God.  Why not just charge them with something really vague?  Since it's France, why not just charge them with the dire crime of "je ne sais quoi"?  LOL.  The whole thing is nothing but a dog and pony circus designed to show the people how the government is looking out for their best interests.  Of course, the whole crap is driven by the fear that cheap Uber services kills the taxi industry and reduces tax revenues (which must be a lot more difficult to collect from Uber drivers than from taxi corporations).

This is how government can, willy nilly, turn your life upside down in the name of fake justice.  The government has shown long ago that it doesn't give two shits about justice.  All it concerns itself with is retaining power and a free parasitic living on the backs of the people no matter the cost.  Throw the liberal bums out, France.  They are nothing but con men and charlatans working against your best interests.

[JNUG] update

I bought some JNUG in the backlink but I sold out today for a small profit at $7.50 right into the close.  Commodities began to rock and roll today and so perhaps this will turn out to be wrong but I see a count whereby an expanded flat correction takes me to the level of the prior peak and that often means it is corrective.  If JNUG doesn't show significant strength, and buy that I mean more than 10 or 15 cents, at tomorrow's open then I will continue sitting on the sidelines with JNUG. I have a significant exposure to commodities which I have been buying in small qty for the past couple months and not trading due to small size.  But they are adding up to nearly half my portfolio at this point and so I have significant exposure.  I can afford to miss the early portion of a JNUG rally if it gaps up at the open big time instead of moving to one final low to finish C of 2 as shown.

I would also like to see another big swoon for CJES tomorrow so I can begin buying some of that as well.  Time will tell if I get that lucky.

As always, buy the dips, don't chase the peaks.  That way if you are using stops you know what to set them to.

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