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Easy Money

I received excellent feedback on the memo from clients – encouragement that prompted the many memos that have followed., I thank Zach Kessler, a regular memo reader, for sending it., The relevance of The Price of Time to the trends I’ve been discussing for the last year occasions this memo, As I asked at the time in my memo There They Go Again . . ., Thus, I wrote as follows in my memo You Can’t Predict.

Nobody Knows (Yet Again)

I thought I should comment on these developments and the outlook, and the result was a memo called Nobody Knows, published four days later., In March 2020, I reused the title of the 2008 memo for Nobody Knows II, my first memo during the Covid-19 pandemic., The Uncertain Outlook In my February memo 2024 in Review, which went only to clients, I said the word to describe the Trump administration was “uncertainty.”, Truly nobody knows, and a lot of this memo will be about things we can’t know for sure., As I asked in a memo in September, is it a good idea for nations to try to repeal or resist the laws of economics in an effort to make it otherwise?

Ruminating on Asset Allocation (Audio)

In his latest memo, Howard Marks outlines the need to base asset allocation decisions around an established risk target.

Sea Change (Audio)

In his latest memo, Howard Marks writes that the investment world may be experiencing the third major sea change of the last 50 years.

The Illusion of Knowledge (Audio)

Howard Marks has long questioned the value of macro forecasts, but in his latest memo, he explains why creating profitable forecasts is so difficult.

High Yield Bonds Today

Memo to: OaktreeHighYieldBondClients From: HowardMarksandSheldonStone Re: HighYieldBondsToday Clientsoftenaskforourviewsonthehighyieldbondmarket: “Do we think prices are too high?”, (This is in essence what Howard concluded in his most recent memo, “Ditto.”)

Taking the Temperature

Thus, I said so in the memo bubble.com, which was published as 2000 began., In July 2007, I published the memo It’s All Good, in which I was more emphatic (and had better timing): Where do we stand in the cycle?, Here’s how I put it in a memo I wrote that day: Skepticism and pessimism aren’t synonymous., This is how things stood in March 2012, when I wrote the memo Déjà Vu All Over Again., As I wrote in that same memo: What do we know?

AI Hurtles Ahead

 © 2026 Oaktree Capital Management, L.P All Rights Reserved Follow us: Memo to: Oaktree Clients From: Howard Marks Re: AI Hurtles Ahead When I was preparing to write my December memo about artificial intelligence, Is It a Bubble?, I recently returned to those people to follow up on the December memo., This resulting memo is intended as an addendum to December’s., I could have saved myself a lot of time by asking Claude to write this memo, but I decided not to, because I consider putting words on paper a big part of the fun., As I wrote in my December memo, there’s certainly great enthusiasm for AI businesses.

Easy Money

I received excellent feedback on the memo from clients – encouragement that pro mpted the many memos that have followed., I thank Zach Kessler, a regular memo reader, for sending it., The relevance of The Price of Time to the trends I’ve been discussing for the last year occasions this memo, As I asked at the time in my memo There They Go Again . . ., Thus, I wrote as follows in my memo You Can’ t Predict.

It Is What It Is

A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d Memo to: OaktreeClients From: HowardMarks Re: ItIsWhat It Is My first exposure to the phrase that serves as the title for this memo came in 1995, a few days before Oaktree opened its doors., I took Peter’s use of the phrase in 1995 – and I’m using it in this memo – to mean something very different: recognition and acceptance of today’s givens . . . but not necessarily of the end result., In November 2004 I wrote a memo entitled “Risk and Return Today.”, Mark Cutis of Shinsei Bank sent me his memo entitled, “Market of no fear!”, I think a few of them – plus some comments from Warren Buffett’s latest annual report – can be woven into something of relevance to this memo and of interest to you.