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[ Taking the Princess Out, at the end of the testing OpenCPN chart-plotting software and ShareGPS on the Big Lake ]
I have this whole section here, of images about my discovery and installation of OpenCPN chart-plotting software, a
great open-source product, that when used with all the electronic versions of the world ocean charts and charts for
inland lakes in North America (Canada and the USA), gives one a GPS-on-the-water, which is very useful. No internet
is needed for navigation, just the GPS signals. You use a laptop for the software and map display, and an Android
tablet, running ShareGPS (another open-source software product), as your GPS computer, which you link to the laptop
running OpenCPN. Here in this image, we are done, and are taking the Princess home.
[ Linking OpenCPN and ShareGPS using USB link and TCP stack. It works! ]
OpenCPN is an open-source chart-plotter for use on a boat in the ocean or a lake. ShareGPS is a clever tool that lets you
send the GPS data from the GPS on your Android tablet, to your Windows-11 machine that has OpenCPN installed on it (and probably
does NOT have an on-board GPS. I downloaded a bunch of charts for Great Lakes, for OpenCPN (including *paid-for* charts of
Canadian waters, from "O-Charts", a Spanish Ocean-Charts provider). Out on the water, you need to know where you are,
especially in Georgian Bay, as it is strewn with rocks (and sunken wrecked ships, also, of course).
This was the most difficult configuration exercise I've done in a while. I started with older versions of both software
packages, and they did not work. The key is to use the latest OpenCPN and the latest (circa 2016 or 2017) version of
ShareGPS, which is version number 0.4.1. You need this one to make it work. The key is to use "adb" (the Android
Debug Bridge) - the program for side-loading Android apps directly on your tablet, without using Google "Playstore".
You use "adb" to forward the default tcp port 50000 to a local port of your choice, and then configure OpenCPN using
connection option "Network", even though you are connecting the tablet to the laptop using a USB serial cable.
The trick is to plug the tablet into the Windows-11 latptop, run "adb devices" to confirm connectivity to the Android
tablet, and then configure the Android Tablet with ShareGPS to "Share GPS data to laptop, using USB link" (option when
configuring ShareGPS). You install and start the ShareGPS app, and select "ADD" to create the connection for the
USB link from the tablet to the laptop.
Then, and this is the key step: You run this adb command on the Windows-11 laptop: "adb forward tcp:20175 tcp:50000".
Then, you start up OpenCPN, select "gear-icon" (configure) and "connections", and choose "Network", and select
the data port number you chose (20175) for the tcp port, and the host as "localhost" and protocol as NMEA ("National Marine
Electronics Association") - and use the version "NMEA 0183" of the communication protocol.
This is real network voodoo, but it works. And it gives a tight, operational connection, because of the use of the
tcp stack, instead of the usual messing around with buffered serial-data transmission, which is a pain to code, and
often can be flaky. When the OpenCPN shows the little check-mark in the status (on "Connections"), you will see a red
target indicator (your GPS position), and if you zoom-in, it becomes a little "red boat" icon. In the top right
corner of the OpenCPN screen, is an indicator which turns green, if the GPS is flowing data correctly. Little boat icon
or target (which shows your location), turns yellow if GPS goes off. Once you get it working, ShareGPS will report
the ADDed link as "Connected", and you can then switch the tablet ShareGPS program to
"GPS Status", and get screen which shows the 3D GPS readings (Lat., Long., and altitude). The Android tablet acts as
the GPS unit, and the OpenCPN program reads the NMEA-0183 datafeed it generates, as it gives you zoomable nautical charts,
and shows your boat's position and track. Amazing that it works. :)
Ok, this is the wrong place for this, but I thought I would take a stab at getting OpenCPN to run on my hacked Linux
boxes. I like real-time postional graphics, without internet access, and without black-box dreck-tech. I have the
0.4.1 running on several Android tablets, so using the network voodoo with "adb" I can send the NMEA 0183 protocol
GPS data from the Android tablets to the Windows-11 laptop, running OpenCPN with the expensive Canadian charts. I
bought a big 3000 watt pure-signwave-inverter and rigged it in the boat, and wired it to a deep-cycle (Nautilus)
twelve-volt battery, so we have more than just the laptop and Android battery-life. FIgured I better build
OpenCPN from soure. Ha ha. I needed to get a new "cmake" thing, and that needed "glew". Redhat/Fedora has
been killed and eaten by IBM, ("Resistance is Futile!"), and so I have to Linux-from-scratch it all. Probably
won't work, but I am now building "wxWidgets" stuff from source. Long compile. Maybe it works? (Not yet. Still
cannot get a build to work from source...)
But, OpenCPN is pretty cool. Still have not built it from source yet, but the Windows-11 version running with ShareGPS,
was tested in real-world, big-water conditions on August 16th, out on Georgian Bay, of Lake Huron. Pics below...
[ Testing the OpenCPN and ShareGPS open-source chart-plotting software, out on the Big Lake ]
This is a shot of the Windows-11 HP laptop, onboard my SeaRay, out on Georgian Bay, with OpenCPN running,
connected to an Android tablet, which is running ShareGPS, and sending the GPS data to the laptop, for
OpenCPN to display one's position. The little red boat on the OpenCPN display moves out into the water,
and as I change headings, the little red boat on the screen reflects the change as expected. This technology
has been around for quite a while - but it is expensive, and commercial chart-plotters duplicate equipment
and technology that most folks already have.
[ Testing the OpenCPN, open-source chart-plotting software, and ShareGPS, running on linked Android tablet, out on the Big Lake ]
This is a shot of the Windows-11 HP laptop setup, onboard my SeaRay, out on Georgian Bay, with OpenCPN running,
connected to an Android tablet, which is running ShareGPS, and sending the GPS data to the laptop, for
OpenCPN to display one's position. The little red boat on the OpenCPN display moves out into the water,
and as I change headings, the little red boat on the screen reflects the change as expected. This is very cool. It's like
the "Glass FlightDeck" in a modern aircraft.
I really love my SeaRay, as the controls and configuration has a look and feel like
one of the Enterprise's shuttle-craft, and I can feel like Captain Picard navigating down to a water-planet. Electronic nav.
makes it even better. The laptop is plugged into a 3000 watt pure-sine-wave inverter, which in turn is connected with cables as
big around as your finger, to a deep-cycle "Nautilus" 12-volt battery (just below deck, under the wooden-slat floor-door). This means we
are not dependent on the laptop and Android tablet batteries. The big inverter was on sale, and I got the last one they had on the shelf - a curious
phenomenon I am noticing a *lot* nowadays at retail stores. Prices are zooming, just like my SeaRay, with it's 5.7 litre V8 Mercrusier... :D
[ Here is a view of the Georgian Bay shoreline. Where is the harbour? Navigation is critical. (Click to enlarge, ESC to exit) ]
This view of the shoreline shows why navigation is a critical skill. It is very easy to get lost, on big water.
[ Red Boat Returning - The OpenCPN+ShareGPS Setup Showing Path Back to Harbour ]
This is a screen-shot of the small HP laptop, running OpenCPN on Windows-11, showing the path back to the harbour
and the heading my small SeaRay, the "Princess", is tracking. Modern electronic navigation is a marvel, and it can be a real livesaver
out at sea, or in a critical situation where visual references are either difficult to obtain or unavailable. This
use of electronic nav. goes back to the early days of radio, where ships used RDF (Radio Direction Finder) equipment,
to triangulate on land-based stations. What is nice here, is the use of open-source software, and publically available
GPS signals, to get the same level of positional accuracy that large, expensive military-grade systems provide.
[ Rolling Hills of Ontario. This amazing view is only a few miles from our farm. ]
The Land here is very beautiful. Sometimes, it is just breathtaking. These are glacial morraines from
the Ice Age, about 25,000 years ago. Now, this landscape makes for fine agriculture, in a gentle climate.
The "Physiocrat" Economists of France might have been right. Maybe all real wealth does come from the Land.
You cannot eat semi-conductors, and you cannot drink digital ale. "Adam's Ale" is needed. :)
[ Lake and Rock - Canadian Strength. Flowing Calm Like Water. Firm and Strong Like Stone. ]
Water and Rock is the image of a Nation and a People that are Strong and Free.
This "True North" is a fine and good thing. It is also wildly beautiful.
[ Technological Dogs Breakfast ]
This complete mish-mash of technology, dating across many years, comprising an absurd mixture of methodologies
and electronic efforts (analog and digital), old, new, and much of it home-made, actually seems to work. One
cannot really tell the future - but one can determine trend, and make bets that can have small edges. So many
curious patterns and trends exist now, and are in such intense, dis-harmonius conflict. There are some bad
people in charge of things now, and the dishonesty is surprising. But markets have always had to deal with
this phenomenon, as have investors. Little really is new, and change is constant in an unchanging kind
of extreme movement. It has always been this way, since humans cannot really change what they are. Once
you understand this, you can track it (maybe), and predict how human-nature will drive events. The markets
are human-centric clusterings of swinging emotions and harsh economic realities. This makes a kind of music.
[ The Lure of Silver ]
An antique gift, made from a Hong Kong dollar, and a Japanese one-ounce trade-yen silver coin. I was told, it had
been a wedding present, to a couple where one was Chinese, and the other Japanese.
Here is how we replace the US dollar for international trade. We just use 1-oz silver coins, like we did
back at the beginning of the 20th century. These kinds of coins have been money for thousands of years.
And the XRF (X-ray fluorescence) devices allow accurate, non-destructive verification of exact
amount of precious metal content in any coin or bar of silver or gold. And of course, we do not need to physically
exchange the coins. No reason they cannot be tokenized, put on a public block-chain, and transacted electronically as
stablecoins with a specific 1-oz metal content. Given what is happening in USA, use of the US-dollar as the global
reserve currency seems to be a questionable idea, fraught with rising levels of real risk.
[ The Curious Nature of War. It Brings Rapid Technological Improvement ]
Picture of my father's Bristol-Bolingbroke Bomber Trainer from World-War Two. These aircraft were
used in Canada as training aircraft, to teach bomber crews how to drop bombs on European targets.
These aircraft were also used for maritime patrol and homeland defence. They were licensed
built in Canada, by Fairchild-Canada, to replicate the design of the Bristol Blenheim fighter-bomber,
which was an English designed aircraft. They were set up for training with cameras, and my
father would teach his students how to "camera-bomb" targets around Algonquin Park.
War is exciting, but it also destroys beautiful cities, and the lives of those who live there.
But fear-of-war must not make free people accept illegal action and murderous aggression.
There are times when war (kinetic, trade or radiant) becomes necessary and inevitable.
We should avoid war, if we can. But not at the price of freedom.
Research log updates:... (click "Research Log" above to jump to the log-page)
[Aug. 23, 2025] - Runaway Train?
[Aug. 20, 2025] - Fat Red Cherries and Fine Sweet Peaches
[Aug. 19, 2025] - World Of Water
[Aug. 15, 2025] - Work Continues...
[Aug. 14, 2025] - Stupid World
[Aug. 08, 2025] - We, Robot
[Aug. 07, 2025] - Power to the Boat People
[Aug. 06, 2025] - Louis-Louis, We Gotta Know... (our position)
[Aug. 04, 2025] - Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
[Aug. 01, 2025] - The Beginning of the SHTF?
[July 31, 2025] - Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi
[July 30, 2025] - Flying Shoes
[July 29, 2025] - Sally Swing
[July 28, 2025] - The Tax Man Trump
[July 25, 2025] - Trouble Power
[July 24, 2025] - Blondie Bondi Told Him - "You In Da Epstein Files, Fat-Boy!"
[July 23, 2025] - Seven Screaming Diz-Busters?
[July 21-22, 2025] - In a Big Country...
[July 18, 2025] - Donald Trump is Compromised?
[July 17, 2025] - True North
[July 14, 2025] - The Summer of Shove
[July 13, 2025] - The Tube Alloy Blues
[July 12, 2025] - The Bogus Anti-Christ of Economics?
[July 11, 2025] - South Park Trailer Boys of Finance
[July 09, 2025] - The Economics of Marquis de Sade
[July 08, 2025] - You Want It Darker
[July 07, 2025] - Israel Is Evil
[July 06, 2025] - It's Almost Like The Blues...
[July 05, 2025] - Lies, Damned Lies, Statistics, and CNN
[July 04, 2025] - God Save America
[July 03, 2025] - Fiat Lux
[July 02, 2025] - America as an Out-of-Control Mass-Murderer?
[June 30, 2025] - The Importance of Trust
[June 28, 2025] - News Is A Plate of Clickbait. Just Avoid News.
[June 26, 2025] - Clouds of Uncertainty
[June 24, 2025] - Let's Have a Ceasefire... (We need to re-load)
[June 23, 2025] - Is Karma Real?
[June 22, 2025] - Crazy War Begins
[June 21, 2025] - Summertime (and the ICE-fascism is easy)
[June 20, 2025] - The More I Read, The Worse It Looks
[June 19, 2025] - The Will of The "Triumph" (Will Diego Garcia get nuked?)
[June 17-18, 2025] - The Ugly American?
[June 15, 2025] - Neural Net Without TF
[June 13, 2025] - The War-Pigs of Israel Go Out for More Murder - This Time, Tehran
[June 12, 2025] - GENERAL STRIKE?
[June 11, 2025] - Sine of the Times: E PLURIBUS FUCK'EM!
[June 10, 2025] - Liars On The Norm
[June 09, 2025] - Boom, Boom. Out Go The Lights
[June 07, 2025] - The Sisyphus of Myths
[June 06, 2025] - Myths That Help Us
[June 05, 2025] - Everything You Know Is Wrong
[June 04, 2025] - The Beat Goes On
[June 03, 2025] - Mad World
[June 02, 2025] - Spirit In The Sky
[May 31, 2025] - Hana Says Maybe It's Time To Buy
[May 29, 2025] - Sh/t That Works - Predictive AI
[May 28, 2025] - Boomtown Hacks (and Boomtown Sacks)
[May 27, 2025] - Asian Surf Music
[May 23, 2025] - 7 Days in May - USA Trumperites Declare War on American Universities as Money Begins to Die
[May 21, 2025] - The Washington DC ShitShow of Comedy
[May 20, 2025] - Here Comes the Sun (Burst?)
[May 15, 2025] - Cursum Perficio
[May 14, 2025] - Running on Empty
[May 13, 2025] - Saviour Machine
[May 10, 2025] - She's Got Medals! (But Can She Wear Them?)
[May 09, 2025] - Tears for Fears, Cheers, Smears and Beers
[May 07, 2025] - Problems, Problems...
[May 03, 2025] - Elvira Madigen?
[Apr. 23, 2025] - Roach Motel Market
[Apr. 22, 2025] - Ok, So What Do We Do?
[Apr. 21, 2025] - Robert Johnson, Faust and The Devil
[Apr. 20, 2025] - Did the Rhine Just Freeze Over?
[Apr. 18, 2025] - Stupidity As A Powerful Force
[Apr. 17, 2025] - Blank Me Baby! 8 to The Bar
[Apr. 16, 2025] - Holy Moly! The Google Generative AI is Good.
[Apr. 15, 2025] - Bad Dreams: The Vortex Replaces the Matrix
[Apr. 14, 2025] - Pay No Attention To The Man Behind The Curtain
[Apr. 13, 2025] - First, Do No Harm
[Apr. 11, 2025] - Friday Times
[Apr. 10, 2025] - It's 1, 2, 3, 4 What Are We Waitin' For? Don't Ask Me, Don't Give a Damn! Next Stop is Vietnam!
[Apr. 09-c, 2025] - Stock Market Says: "Ha Ha Ha, Fooled Ya!"
[Apr. 09-b, 2025] - Instead of Drill-Baby-Drill, We Got Fall-Baby-Fall
[Apr. 09, 2025] - The Big Treasury Share Telephone Scam
[Apr. 08b, 2025] - Anti-Liquidity and War
[Apr. 08, 2025] - Bare Markets (Who is Swimming Naked?)
[Apr. 06, 2925] - Helter-Skelter Economics
[Apr. 05, 2025] - Instant Karma Gonna Get You
[Apr. 04, 2025] - Insane Times and Really, Really Simple Calculus
[Apr. 02, 2025] - Not That Pretty At All...
[Apr. 01, 2025] - Killer On The Road! (His Brain is Squirming Like a Toad!)
[Mar. 31, 2025] - Chariots of Ire
[Mar. 30, 2025] - The High-Cost Trump Screws and The Unwise Attack On Free Trade
[Mar. 29, 2025] - #^*% AWS And It's Stupid MFA Gunk
[Mar. 28, 2025] - Bad Moon Rising?
[Mar. 27, 2025] - MAGA = Make America Go Away!
[Mar. 26, 2025] - Ranchero!
[Mar. 25, 2025] - The Death Cross or the Cross of Death?
[Mar. 20, 2025] - Spring Annihilates Winter
[Mar. 18, 2025] - Crazy Freakin' Hypershite
[Mar. 17, 2025] - Happy St. Patrick's Day
[Mar. 16, 2025] - USA - So Very Special...
[Mar. 15, 2025] - The Ides of March
[Mar. 14b, 2025] - Lunar Eclipse and Fun With Nucleoprotein Chemistry
[Mar. 14a, 2025] - This Really is Getting Crazy...
[Mar. 13, 2025] - Pogue Mahone!
[Mar. 12, 2025] - The Bay of Jigs...
[Mar. 11, 2025] - Donald Trump Might Actually Be Insane
[Mar. 10, 2025] - Always Crashing In The Same Car
[Mar. 09, 2025] - Killing Me Softly...
[Mar. 07, 2025] - World Out of Balance
[Mar. 06, 2025] - New Theme: "America can go Fuck Itself!"
[Mar. 04, 2025] - Madness Takes It's Toll...
[Feb. 28, 2025] - One Hand is on the Tight-rope Walker ...
[Feb. 27, 2025] - The AI Says Up. We Find This Hard to Believe...
[Feb. 26, 2025] - A Garbage Market, or a Market of Garbage?
[Feb. 25, 2025] - The Price of Foolish Failure
[Feb. 21, 2025] - Pricing In the Coming Storm
[Feb. 20, 2025] - Life on Mars...
[Feb. 19, 2025] - The Coming Storm - or - Roll Away the Stone?
[Feb. 18, 2025] - The Low Spark of Well-Heeled Boys
[Feb. 14, 2025] - Grand Illusion and Black, Black Hearts
[Feb. 12, 2025] - Weather From Hell
[Feb. 07, 2025] - In the Deep, Deep Mud...
[Feb. 06, 2025] - In-Sanity In-Charge?
[Feb. 05, 2025] - Changes
[Feb. 04, 2025] - Life in the End Times? Perhaps.
[Feb. 03, 2025] - Donald Trump Attempts to Destroy the North American Economy. Hilarious!
[Feb. 02, 2025] - The Time of The Great Stupid!
[Feb. 01, 2025] - A Comedy of Errors
[Jan. 31, 2025] - Cute Winter Boots And The Drop-Toad
[Jan. 30, 2025] - Crazy Dancing IP Numbers!
[Jan. 29, 2025] - Enjoy Yourself, It's Later Than You Think!
[Jan. 27, 2025] - DeepSeek R1 for US! (Deepshit for Big-Tech Monopolists?)
[Jan. 26, 2025] - The Lure of the Unreal
[Jan. 24, 2025] - Astronomy
[Jan. 23, 2025] - Ta Ra Ra BOOM Dee, Eh? (Throne of Blood)
[Jan. 22, 2025] - Eaten By Eighths - A Ranting Full Stop...
[Jan. 21, 2025] - Rain On The Windshield Heading South
[Jan. 19, 2025] - Senses Working Overtime?
[Jan. 17, 2025] - The Hard-Wired Drop-Toad
[Jan. 16, 2025] - Molly Malone Works Alone
[Jan. 15, 2025] - May The Wind Take Your Bubbles Away!
[Jan. 13, 2025] - The Incredible Shrinking Internet
[Jan. 09, 2025] - Reviewing the "Enron Egg" - Portable Household Level Nuclear Reactor + Generator
[Jan. 07, 2025] - The Big Barkers of the "Big Tech" Grift
[Jan. 03, 2025] - Flaming Zepplins, Running 7's
[Jan. 01, 2025] - Back Online. We were knocked off by some sort of AWS (Amazon Web Services) policy
change or something, which prevented login to AWS Console, and also prevented access to our EC2 instance.
(our virtual server, running our website.) As of New Year's Day, it all
seems to be working again. I had planned to re-factor this messy website over the holidays, but lost
AWS access as of Christmas Eve. So much for "Cloud". We run local AI's, and wow - is local-system
operation the only way to go. If you surrender your control to some remote technical service, you
are taking a serious risk. See "Research Log" for more details...
[Dec. 24, 2024] - It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
[Dec. 20, 2024] - Your Baby's Gone Down the Plug-Hole
[Dec. 19, 2024] - Error 404 => Future Failure!
[Dec. 17-18, 2024] - Electro-Curious
[Dec. 16, 2024] - Are You Experienced?
[Dec. 12, 2024] - Cyber-Truckin! Really! I'm Most Grateful To Be Not Dead!
[Dec. 11, 2024] - Wayfaring Stranger
[Dec. 10, 2024] - Both Mother and Daughter
[Dec. 06, 2024] - Phasers on Stun
[Dec. 05, 2024] - On The Beach With Suzanne
[Dec. 04, 2024] - Getting It In the Ear - cf. Iggy Pop
[Dec. 03, 2024] - Green Onions - Roasted Or Fried
[Nov. 28, 2024] - Happy Thanksgiving (and a Note on Civil War)
[Nov. 25, 2024] - Atomic Balm
[Nov. 19, 2024] - Hey! Ho! - And Up She Rises!
[Nov. 18, 2024] - Riverboat Gambling...
[Nov. 17, 2024] - Member's Only (It's a Private Party)
[Nov. 15, 2024] - "Swingin'" - by Tom Petty
[Nov. 14, 2024] - Wild World ("Dreamscape Injection")
[Nov. 13, 2024] - Let's Do the (Linux) Time Warp Again!
[Nov. 12, 2024] - Walk the Dog
[Nov. 11, 2024] - Resilience Continued - How I Fixed CentOS-7 and Xorg Server So it Worked Again...
[Nov. 10, 2024] - Astrolabs and Resilience
[Nov. 07, 2024] - Hanging on the Telephone (or from the Telephone?)
[Nov. 06, 2024] - Venus on a Lox and Bagel... or Cities Aflame?
[Nov. 05, 2024] - Child (Just) In Time
[Nov. 04, 2024] - London Bridge is Falling Down
[Nov. 01, 2024] - A Plea in Favour of Market Transparency
[Oct. 31, 2024] - Leverage, Debt and the Floating World of Finance
[Oct. 29, 2024] - Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ is actually pretty good. VLC works well.
[Oct. 27, 2024] - My Android Apps Loaded on new Samsung Tab A9+ ... Whoo-hoo!
[Oct. 25, 2024] - Clickbait and Real Estate
[Oct. 24, 2024] - The Astonishing Enshitification of Google's Android!
[Oct. 23, 2024] - The Golden Mean (and the Meaning of Gold)
[Oct. 22, 2024] - I Don't Like Mondays...
[Oct. 17, 2024] - Food and Money...
[Oct. 15-16, 2024] - Swim Out Past the Breakers...
[Oct. 09, 2024] - Desolation Row (And The Skank of Nova Scotia?)
[Oct. 08, 2024] - Dr. Geoffery Hinton Wins the Nobel Prize in Physics! Congratulations!
[Oct. 07, 2024] - A Note for You Who Seek the Truth.
[Oct. 06, 2024] - Elon Musk's Speech with Trump in PA. (You gotta watch this...)
[Oct. 05, 2024] - Amazon & EC2 (and this site!) working fine, and now https:// works...
[Oct. 01, 2024] - Fields of Regret?
[Sep. 27, 2024] - Message from the Lizard Brain
[Sep. 26, 2024] - The Devil's Blues (and the Mean-Reds, maybe?)
[Sep. 23, 2024] - Klatu, barada nicto, eh?
[Sep. 17-20, 2024] - Endless Summer
[Sep. 13, 2024] - Run... (Away?)
[Sept. 7, 2024] - Updated the GEMESYS AI projections for our main holding (see below)
[Sept. 6, 2024] - Robots Waving Arms
[Sept. 5, 2024] - Blue Skies
[Sept. 4, 2024] - Rover-Packs?
[Aug. 29, 2024] - Risk is Real
[Aug. 28, 2024] - Sheena is a Punk Rocker
[Aug. 23-24, 2024] - DDG versus Google, How Canada Got Born, Free Trade
[Aug. 22, 2024] - Long or Wrong...
[Aug. 21, 2024] - The Real War of the Coloured Swans
[Aug. 20, 2024] - Rather Hope I'm Wrong...
[Aug. 18, 2024] - The Plan for the Destruction of America?
[Aug. 17, 2024] - Worst Case Degenerate Economcy
[Aug. 16, 2024] - Debt Growth and De-coupling
[Aug. 12, 2024] - Insanity?
[Aug. 7, 2024] - Astronomy
[Aug. 6, 2024] - Markets Fibrillate. October Re-Pricing Expected. War-costs coming.
[Aug. 5, 2024] - Madness of Crowds Accelerates
[Aug. 1st, 2024] - A Very Good Speech
[July 30, 2024] - Overvaluation & The Best Trade Ever
[July 27, 2024] - Wheeee!
[July 25, 2024] - October Surprise?
[July 24, 2024] - Everything's Turning to Shit.
[July 23, 2024] - The Kamala Malady of Malfunctioning Malinvestments
[July 22, 2024] - The Essence of Science
[Update: 16:09 July 21, 2024] Just heard Biden dropped out. Our forecast was off by one day.
[July 21, 2024] - Hey Joe! Where You Going With That Ballot-box in Your Hand?
[July 19, 2024] - Sad Idiots at Crowdstrike Manage to Strike the Whole World, in Mass-Stupidity Deployment
[July 18, 2024] - "Tomorrow Belongs to Me!" (says the Maker-Kid with a Lathe, a Circuit-Board, and a Soldering Iron... )
[July 13, 2024] - Trump shot at rally in Butler Pennsylvania. Stood up, with blood on face and neck. Raised his fist.
[July 11-12, 2024 update:] AI projections negative, but trumped by mild inflation print.
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Remember: "Vita Brevis, Ars Longa, Ocassio Praeceps, Experimentum Periculosum & Iudicium Difficile." (Trans: Life is short, Mastering the Art takes a Long Time, Opportunity is Fleeting and Falls Away Easily, Experimentation is Dangerous, and Judgement is Difficult.)
Page down to page-bottom, to see our forecasts from our AI, for one of our main holdings. The AI works better than the humans, which is
why AI is so popular. Humans are bad investors. They sell at the lows, and buy at the tops. The AI-driven model can do the opposite, since it has
no emotions. Simple as that, it is. [Update: New Projection as of June 03, 2025 - page down to view]
Here is a picture of the past - and maybe the future???
[ Is Money Going to Die ... ? ]
Here is 50,000 Mark Note, from the beginning of the German Hyperinflation of the 1920's.
This is from the early days - the bill is dated 19 November, 1922. By 1924, these 50,000 Mark notes ("Funfzigtausend Mark") had so
little value, they were basically worthless. But the production quality of this bill is very high,
as it was a large-denomination bank-note when it was created. It has several colours, black/brown, red and green, and the engraving
quality is very fine. I bought it from a collector, and it cost me real money - close to $20 Cdn. This is the great irony
of History. The worthless can become valuable, and the valuable can become worthless.
Karl Marx was so very dishonest - or very stupid. All economic value exists solely in the mind of the buyer.
When economic value is assessed differently between different agents, perhaps a transaction can take place, and greater value can be
created. Labour-input to the production process, is completely irrelevant. Know this truth.
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[ The new Samsung Galaxy Tab 9A+, o/s: Android-14, running the GEMESYS APL to produce the Mandelbrot Set graphic. ]
This shows the new Samsung Galaxy Tab 9A+, running the GEMESYS APL, to produce an image of the Mandelbrot Set. The
image took over an hour to generate (the APL runs an emulator, on an emulator, under an emulator, so it is not
lightening fast. But the numbers are correct. Whoo hoo! The various GEMESYS APL's can be downloaded from the
GEMESYS Github site, and with "adb", the .apk files can still be loaded onto modern Android systems, if the
parameter "--bypass-low-target-sdk-block" is used. Assuming "adb" (running on your P/C under Linux or Windows)
reports a device name such as: R92X305A6JK, when you enter "./adb devices" to get a list of attached devices, then,
you can enter the "adb" command:
to load the .apk file. Note that R92X305A6JK is the device name, which will be different for each device.
There are two good APL's offered by GEMESYS Ltd, which are free, have no tracking, and no "in-app" adverts
or purchase trickery.
They are experimental/educational software for learning purposes. I built these APL's for Android, because
learning and using APL to solve otherwise almost-undoable problems, really helped me, and made my good life
possible. I felt I should help this wildly useful language avoid death. APL's author, a cranky fellow
named Ken Iverson, died a while back. In it's day, APL was the most highly-used language inside of IBM. It's
a language of n-dimensional, matrix-data. For me, APL basically WAS the matrix. Learning it, was a true "red-pill" experience. :)
APLse is good, as it can do graphics. The other
APL that is good, is the old I.P. Sharp APL, called: sAPL-release.apk. The APL .apk files and DOSbox can
be downloaded from the GEMESYS Github software repository. Here is the link below:
There is also a GNUplot Ver. 37, for quicky charting on your Android device, (Try: "Plot sin(x)" to demo it) and also
a version of DOSbox, which can be
downloaded and then installed with a USB tether to the Samsung Tab 9A+, using "adb", the "Android Debug Bridge" software.
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[July 28, 2025] - The MPM medium-freq predictor is now pointing upwards in a gradual manner.
This is not to be considered an exercise in investment advice. Make your own decisions, please.
Banks in Canada risk-manage reasonably well, and have been paying roughly 40% to 50% of
their earnings out as dividends for a very long time, so for low-to-mid-risk investors, they are pretty much
the best local game in town, if one wants to avoid currency risk.
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[July 28, 2025] - The two AI's now both pointing to uptrend. The high-freq one here, is showing a sharp upward trend is now expected.
We were out for a little while, but the strong bid action made us go back in. We considered staying out, but that is too risky now.
So, we are all back in, full position as before. USA tariffs maybe can generate a serious and significant portion of the debt
servicing costs required to pay the yields on the outstanding USA Treasury debt-load. This all might just work. The USA can
use tariff revenue to fund it's debt, keep it's economy running strong in a low-income-tax mode, and the tariff revenue provided
by foreigners, can pay to keep the large USA-debt-servicing costs under control, without putting too much tax-drag on the USA
economy. This lets the USA dollar remain as the global reserve currency, and keeps enough USA-to-rest-of-the-World trade action
going so as not to harm (too much) either USA or the World. Perhaps.
See, all the major SIFU Banks have to hold US Treasury bonds as their capital, needed to backstop their lending. It is critical
that all those USA bonds can generate their yield without harm to the USA economy. New tariffs are bringing in around 27 billion
USD per month. Total interest costs on USA debt are roughly $1,000 billion per year now. The 27x12 (annual tariff take) at $324
billion, goes a good way to covering part of the USA debt-service cost. This puts USA debt-service on a more sustainable footing,
and it can take tax-pressure off the USA economic engine. Tariff revenue can be used to fund maybe half of USA debt-service cost.
This makes that massive pile of USA Treasury debt more sustainable. Low risk bank capital remains low risk, and nations that
face tariff costs can recover some of those costs by holding USA Treasury bonds and harvesting the yield from them (like China
is already doing). The key idea here is that the whole process might actually be a move towards a more stable and sustainable
global financial operation, where the USA dollar thus remains the global reserve currency.
If this is the case, and the US dollar retains it's reserve status, the USA can continue to enjoy the advantages of this
process. Being the World's reserve-currency provider, is like being able to write cheques that folks never cash. They hold
your paper as "wealth". The tariffs may provide a mechanism to more sustainably fund the growing USA debt-service costs. Much of
the tariff revenue will come directly from USA businesses and consumers - so it's a tax on everyone, not just foreign folks. But
the tax has to be collected, in order to sustainably pay USA Government costs. If global system-stability is enhanced, and USA
Government bonds are back to being the almost-zero-risk investments we need them to be, then bank capital is made better
and more financially stable, and so banks can lend with confidence, make good profits (which get returned to shareholders),
and the whole global economic engine can continue to operate and grow. Maybe.
If this rose-coloured scenario plays out, then the Banks remain *must-have* investments, especially for folks looking
for high-yielding securities that generate predictable dividend cash-flow. Looking at the way JPM and BNS have
been trading, suggests that the market has caught on to all this.
This information is not "Investment or Trading Advice". It is simply an honest reporting of our research efforts.
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