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This site discusses
political economics and the stock market.
Due to hacker
activity, we pared this website to a few reviewed files.
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Including Sequential Notes: Portfolio Returns in Real
Financial Markets
a/o 7/2/24 +
Total 2022 Returns and Comments
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This website discusses the
financial market system, built upon a series of
modernizations beginning with
the Renaissance and then proceeding on to
Democratic Capitalism and
Nationalism. However, America faces current
problems that the market
system, alone, cannot solve.
Dr.
Michael Webber, Engineering Professor, University of Texas – Bloomberg
8/15/24
“There is this American cultural thing that we should never have limits to any of
our behaviors…that sense of abundance and infinite is a part of what makes America
special, but that also makes it complicated to manage resources when they are constrained…”
Rana Faroohar (2022)
“Globalization. At least the kind we’ve known for the last several decades, has failed. The free
flow of capital and jobs to cheap-labor countries did make most of what you buy at Walmart
cheaper, but lower prices didn’t make up for the lost jobs and income….Offshoring to multiple
countries was supposed to make manufacturing more productive and business more efficient,
but many of those supposed ‘efficiencies’ collapsed with any sort of global stress, whether it
was pandemics, wars, tsunamis, port backups, or other unforeseen events….complex supply
chains were, well, complex…” Better to walk the factory floor to find out what’s happening.
For domestic reasons and global climate change, both
more localization and top-down
thinking are becoming
necessary.
Additional Note: 1)
Manias in Markets 4) America in
Transition
Research: 3) The Democratization of AI, Research4
3. The Democratization of AI (+ Research1 Research2 Research3 Research4)
7. What Is The
Future? This file in .pdf form
because of hackers; third icon for text.
Footnotes This file in .htm
form.
10. The Renaissance and the Modern World
11. The Nature of Stock Market Equilibrium
We hope these continuing discussions and
articles will be helpful to you.