Terry Burnham
Observations of a Biological Economist
12/5/22
November 2022, Chicken Little Portfolio Performance
11/24/22
October 2022, Chicken Little Portfolio Performance
10/8/22
September 2022, Chicken Little Portfolio Performance
9/1/22
August 2022, Chicken Litte Portfolio Performance
8/23/22
Chicken Little gone insane?
Chicken Little has gone insane? I have shorted stocks again today.
Here are some recent trades, sell stocks at Dow 31,000, buy stocks at 33,500, sell stocks at 33,000. So losing money at every turn, selling low and buying high.
Today, I sold stocks short again. I continue to believe that the end is coming soon (financially).
8/12/22
July 2022, Chicken Little Portfolio Performance
7/4/22
June 2022, Chicken Little Portfolio Performance
6/9/22
May 2022, Chicken Little Portfolio Performance
The Piper will be paid, the sky is falling, wolf.
6/5/22
Biological Economics
I have just published an academic article on Biological Economics with Professor Jay Phelan from UCLA. Biology has the potential, we argue, to unite the two competing intellectual schools in economics: neoclassical and behavioral.
Neoclassical economists assume people make perfect decisions (apparently never having met a person). Behavioral economists document certain failures to optimize. Biology can unify and improve economics. (Click here for the long version of the discussion. )