The newsletter is sent around 4 p.m. (AEST). every day. I try to write five letters a week (Mon-Friday). My focus is on researching signals that have a statistically significant probability of providing superior risk-adjusted returns. I also share my views on the news of the day with some actionable insights.
I consider many charts and models from 3rd party researchers and strategists, but my philosophy in this newsletter is to only share the charts, tables, and models that I feature on the research portal. The reason I do this is because I believe it is vitally important that you become familiar with the tools you use to make your decisions. There is a temptation to be influenced by a chart that you have never seen before and are likely to never see again. This creates too much randomness in your process, so I will only share what we have available for users to reference at any time. I have also chosen to keep the bulk of my commentary in the newsletter on macro themes, while the research portal encompasses a far wider and deeper look at most asset classes. My reason is that there is a limited amount of time and space in a daily newsletter. I also want to give you the biggest bang for your buck with your limited time. It doesn’t matter how accurate your call on an individual asset is; if the broader asset class has a differing view, you may win the battle but lose the war.

Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. I have not considered your individual circumstances. I propose actionable insights from a hypothetical general global macro strategists point of view, trying to achieve above-average risk-adjusted returns whilst considering the major macro themes currently in play. I am not licenced to provide individualised financial advice; therefore, any investment decision you make is solely your responsibility.

#84: How to Backtest a Strategy

I look at the difference of a backtest compared to statistical averages. I provide more evidence of weakening breadth for the Nasdaq. The 2yr Treasury is pointing towards a rate cut. We hit $1 trillion of credit card debt.

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#81: The Nasdaq Due a Correction

I am extremely bearish the US markets with the Nasdaq and NVIDIA in particular as I feel these markets have gone too far. I show how Nasdaq volatility has collapsed and the bearish sentiment through the cumulative 52 week high – low. I am bullish the yield steepening in the US bond market and the yen weakening past 160.

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#80: It is important to take risks

I just wanted to let you know that I am going to make all the Python code powering this site available for free. I have promised to have the site architecture improved by the end of the month. I have now made my life harder as I try to add the Python code to this timeframe. I truly believe a lot of code has become commoditized in this A.I. era

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#79: Returns like you have never seen

I show a unique visualisation of annual returns. I also show the performance after an RSI goes above 70 on the SP500. I share concerns about the regional bank index $KRE and also the yuan and yen.

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#78: Is Trading a Game?

We look at the performance of the SP500 after a 10% drawdown and a 10% daily drop. We also look at bitcoin after a 10% drop. I comment on the Fed’s balance sheet continuing to drop slightly ahead of schedule. We look at how many times silver has dropped 6% and its performance. We then look at #Gamestop $GME and its 39% srop costing roaringkitty $200 million.

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#77: Is the Wealth Effect Real?

I take a philosophical look at the wealth effect describing 2 schools of thought. I discuss the European Yield Curve on the back of a rate cut and look at the Fed Fund Futures curve. I mention the incredible volume traded in Nvidia and the $250 profit made in a day by the trader Roaring Kitty. Finally I look at a chart of large caps over small caps.

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