am trying to find some global macro reports that just give you straight up information and charts... simple and clean without too much 'is this the next recession' type doom sayer reports/bias without much back bone... does anyone know of any good websites/reports , (ideally free but willing to pay as well) and actually produce good reports.? thanks in advance
yeah i seen his PDF... and it was v good to read over. nice and clean. but yeah, it seemed locked out to someone like me... closed doors.
Your account is probably too small for Global Macro trading anyway, you would have incurred a lot of loses needlessly...
Look at Morning Capsules from The Arora Report. No bias in these reports. You can get them free http://blog.thearorareport.com
Laurion Capital Closes $1.1B Macro Fund Jul 19 2016 | 11:39pm ET Ben Smith’s Laurion Capital Management has shuttered a large macro hedge fund amid losses and offered investors the option of transferring their capital into one of Laurion’s other funds. Macro hedge funds, which bet on broad strategic trends within equity, bond, currency and commodity markets, have been under pressure for much of the past 18 months as a series of low-probability/high-impact events, such as China’s devaluation of the yuan last summer or June’s Brexit vote in Britain, create significant volatility around general market direction. The fund, named the Laurion Capital Global Markets Fund, was launched in 2012 and managed some $1.1 billion when it closed, according to Reuters citing unidentified individuals familiar with the matter. Although it is unclear exactly when the fund shut down, it had lost 4.6% through the end of April, Reuters noted. Investors in the fund were reportedly given the option to move their capital into Laurion’s flagship fund, which generally follows the same approach as the Global Markets Fund but with less volatility. Headquartered in New York, Laurion was founded in 2005 by Smith and Sheehan Maduraperuma, both former equity derivatives traders at JPMorgan. The firm managed $3.1 billion at the end of June, according to Reuters, $200 million of which is reportedly from New Jersey’s Department of the Treasury. from FINALTERNATIVES
Well, this does look kinda like a nice one, but I'm not too experienced in this area, so would be grateful for any details
There's a few good ones top macro funds tend to receive, all priced within median NYC salary, e.g., Macro Advisors (>$100,000/yr), Minack Advisors (~$70,000/yr). Send me a PM.