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I am dissatisfied in one sense only, but it’s a big one for me, which I wish you would pass along to Forbes: I was originally drawn to Forbes, several years ago, by the columns of Ken Fisher on stock investing. Then, secondly, by similar columns by other investors. I have enjoyed many other aspects, but they have always been secondary for me.\r\nNow, Fisher’s column is gone, nothing has replaced it, and it’s rare to find even 1 column on stock investing and the few there are often seem to cover more arcane or exotic investments which hold limited appeal for a “small fry” investor like me.
Since the Forbes family sold the magazine, it\'s been a steady decline in the quality of the magazine. It used to be about business. Now it\'s more about the top celebrities, most valuable sports franchises, top financial advisors, richest young people, etc. That\'s not why I subscribed 30+ years ago. I also miss the regular columns by financial people like Ken Fisher, William Baldwin, John Rogers, et al. Those columns provided good ideas for investing. Now there are just a few thoughts by people like this. Get back to basics or you stand to lose a lot of loyal subscribers.
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