Weekly Articles by Osbon Capital Management:
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What Is 5G And What Does It Mean For Me?
The first generation ‘1G’ wireless telecommunications standards began in the 1980s. Each subsequent “G” refers to a new decade of updated minimum industry standards. 2G was the 1990s, 3G was the 2000s, and so on. By the end of the current decade, we’ll be talking about 6G and the latest and greatest standards for the 2030’s. Since 5G is often…
From the Motherland
From the Motherland explores Zimbabwean cultural roots and a personal rite of passage into womanhood. Featuring a series of twelve songs entitled Mwedzi, From the Motherland includes original works by Shirley Graham du Bois Creative in Residence Tanyaradzwa A. Tawengwa for solo voice, mbira, piano, percussion and bass. June 4-18, Boston Center for the Arts
Population, The Biden Budget, and Bailouts
Last week, the Biden Administration released its 2022 budget for the US Government. Along with many details about how the $6+ trillion budget is allocated, there is a table covering their assumptions including GDP growth and interest rate changes. Given the government has considerable controls to help turn these assumptions into reality, let’s take a closer look at our government’s…
Boston Pops Spring Celebration 2021
Delight in the Boston Pops Spring Celebration 2021 on BSO NOW, the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s online viewing platform! The season includes six concerts released in May and June: The Boston Pops Celebrates Mother’s Day: Honoring Women, Pops in Love, A Tribute to John Williams, Exquisite Ella, An Evening with Chris Thile and the Stars of Tomorrow, and The Roots of…
Five Resources: 2 Books, 2 Podcasts and a Newsletter
Since economics and the world at large are intimately linked, it’s useful to pull information and insight from a variety of resources. Non-zero-sum examples in history, complex system science, disruptive innovation, and an interesting set of business stories are the subject of this week’s article. Here are two books, two podcasts and a newsletter that we found to be interesting…
Sip Cafe Reopens
Spring is here and our favorite hidden gem, Sip Cafe, is coming out of hibernation! Nestled in Post Office Square Park, this gazebo cafe brings you great quality coffee from George Howell Coffee, teas from MEM Tea, as well as fresh pastries, sandwiches and salads. Join us on their deck for for beer, wine, and charcuterie. Come to this quiet…
South End Spring Stroll
Join Boston’s South End Business Alliance for a celebration of community and small business with the South End Spring Stroll. Visit popular South End restaurants, boutiques, shops, art galleries, and fitness experiences for special discounts and gifts. Participate in a scavenger hunt hosted by South End Soccer or join a dance class in Peters Park. May 14-16, 2021
Checking In On The State of Crypto
Checking In On The State of Crypto The past 12 months of cryptocurrency growth has minted an astonishing number of new millionaires and billionaires faster than any point in modern history. We wrote back in November last year that social proof and adoption rates are the primary drivers of crypto returns. That’s still true today. Recent reports suggest that 46…
Why The Lumber Chart Has Gone Parabolic
The lumber futures chart has been one of the most interesting economic price charts to watch over the past year. Lumber prices in the futures market are based on random length construction boards like 2x4s. Since 1978, the price has bounced between $200 and $400, with a brief all-time high of $600 in 2018. However, over the past year, the…
