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These Outlooks represent life as I saw it, and in many cases, lived it. The monthly preambles about living were what I enjoyed writing the most and were almost always laborious painful inquisitions into our daily lives and in some cases the meaning of life itself.
My best ones, in my opinion, were mentally framed during quiet moments in a shower or after a hard workout at the gym when endorphins open the brain to subconscious thoughts and feelings. They are as much as an autobiography as I could have written, but framed in a monthly series of essays, compiled over four decades that show a maturation or perhaps a molting of my life’s philosophy. They represent who I was, who I am and who I expect to become. I hope that in certain ways, they connect with your own experience.
INVESTMENT OUTLOOK ARCHIVE
- December: Investment Outlook 12/20/2022
- October: Investment Outlook 10/18/2022
- October: Investment Outlook 10/5/2022
- August: Investment Outlook 8/24/2022
- July: Investment Outlook 7/11/2022
- May: Investment Outlook 5/26/2022
- April: Investment Outlook 4/21/2022
- March: Investment Outlook 3/11/2022
- January: Investment Outlook 1/18/2022
- January: Investment Outlook 1/7/2022
- October: Investment Outlook 10/13/2021
- August: Investment Outlook 8/30/2021
- June: OC LEADER BOARD: Why I Give What I Give, and Why You Should Too
- June: The real bond kings and queens sit on the Federal Reserve throne
- January: Gamestonk/Gamestink
- January: Game(Stop), Set, Match
- January: Little Bit Softer Now
Featured Article:
Call me Ken
What kind of a man watches Barbie? Not me. But wait – I was watching Sports Center like the macho male I thought I was when my wife Amy announced that Barbie was out of the theater and streaming on TV, so I reluctantly switched to Apple TV and forked over the $24.95 rental sans popcorn. The cost to buy it was $29.95 which suggested to me that the movie was not a keeper but more like a one-time overpriced thing. I was wrong.