Become a Founding Member

Founding Members · First 100 only

See where the American economy is heading, state by state.

Join the Qualogic community as a Founding Member. You get my monthly read on the economy, three member tools I update every month, and founder pricing you keep for as long as you stay.

Founding spots remaining: 100 of 100

A one-minute hello from T. Rose.

What members get

State Pulse

All 50 states rated Growing, Steady or Under pressure, with the developments driving each one (data centers, chip plants, closures, farm stress) and the official offices to contact.

Economic Signals

The national picture in one place: inflation, money supply, jobs, housing, hard assets and the Qualogic Recession-Risk Gauge.

New

Move Calculator

Thinking about moving? Compare any two states on what your income buys after prices and taxes, housing costs and the job outlook, and see where your money goes furthest.

T. Rose's monthly briefing

A short, plain-English note each month on what changed, what it means for your household, and where opportunity is moving.

25% off every ebook

Member pricing on the full Qualogic Learning library and the New Economy Guides.

Founder pricing

Monthly
$19 / month

Cancel anytime from your account.

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Best value Annual
$190 / year

Two months free compared with monthly.

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Founder pricing is locked in while your membership stays active. After the first 100 members, the price for new members rises to $29 a month.

Questions

How do I get to the member tools?

After you join, log in to your Qualogic account and open the Members area from the menu. Everything is on qualogic.net; there is nothing to download or install.

How often is it updated?

Every month, after the new state jobs data is released. Each development note shows its source and date.

Can I cancel?

Yes, anytime, from your account.

Is this investment advice?

No. It's economic education: what the data shows and what it can mean for ordinary households. Nothing here tells you to buy or sell any security or asset.

Hard times don't destroy opportunity. They move it. Let's find where it went, together. — T. Rose

Economic education, not financial or investment advice. Company announcements are reported as the companies state them.