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To: Ms. Baby Boomer who wrote (34809)	11/16/2025 9:42:00 AM
From: J.B.C.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34822

Here ya go, I’ll have a follow-up post for you later: * How the 1929 Chart Compares – Inside People/Outside People November 14, 2025 by George Ure TL;DR:** Just look at the charts and you can see the risk. Beyond the “news noise” we look at “inside people” versus “outside people” and how to manage between. BREAKING: Tucker Carlson on the Thomas Crooks case is here. Nothing to see here, huh? More lying to congress…you gotta play it. Obstruction seems alive and well. Two Charts to StudyChart #1: This is our current Aggregate Index view as of early pre-opening prices today. It is an equal-dollar chart (DJI, S&P, IXIC) that I created in the wake of the 2000 market high. It was designed to unmask total market performance when shills of that era minimized the $5-$7 trillion lost when the Internet Bubble blew up. As you can see, the Aggregate is in danger of “falling out of bed” and the downside potential is HUGE. For perspective, here’s a look back at when optimism last ran off the rails. Chart #2: Shows just how huge the risk now may be. Here’s how this market looks compared with 1929. As you can see, America’s markets kept on rising from the Guilded Age until it all blew over in 1929. We can’t say whether that is the case now, because we don’t offer financial advice. If you can’t take a hint from us rolling totally debt-free, well prepped (and armed) in the woods far from anywhere, you need to spend more time in financial meditation classes! There are usually 25-40 pages are charts and discussion in the Peoplenomicsweekly assessment – which is still available for the same $40/year it has been since 2000.