Hurricane Michael vs. Crude Oil Prices vs. Conventional “Explanations”
As Hurricane Michael knocked out 42% of the Gulf of Mexico’s oil output, U.S. crude futures…
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Serial Killers and Social Mood
The September 2018 issue observes the correlation between negative mood and the actions of well-known serial killers.
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Bitter Blows: The Socionomics Behind A 16-Year Scandal
Politics & culture wars are a small threat to the NFL, compared to the far bigger long-term threat: The still-moving ripple of scandal that could sink the popularity of the NFL and football generally. See that scandal for yourself, and the mood that drives it.
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Independence Day
Spoiler: It wasn’t about the Sugar Act or the Stamp Act. It wasn’t about Taxes nor Tea either.
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Our Readers Saw This Cool Correlation Two Decades Before Anyone Else
Stocks and Sex: A Surprising Connection (That We Spotted 20 Years Ago). This indicator has a history.
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Volatile Markets, Volatile Politics: The Tale of the Trump-Kim Summit
“Are they or aren’t they?” The on-off-on drama continues.
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Rolling ‘Em Back
It was the most far-reaching change in U.S. financial regulations since the Depression.
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New Issue
The Socionomist enables you to see trend-shaping waves of social mood, as reflected by the stock market — and capitalize on them. The June issue takes a socionomic look at the future of higher education and at the career of Jimmie Rodgers, the father of country music. Mood Riffs topics include presidential pardons and interest rates. Read the June issue when you become a Socionomics Premier Member.
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Mood Riffs
Bracing for Conflict
Taiwan and the Arctic could be the sites of future international conflicts. ...more
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