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I sadly paid for a year of the 'entry level' MacroCompass and so far have about the same access as what is public. I am disappointed. The whole thing seems set up to simply get me to pay more for the real info. I was expecting something a bit more useful and actionable.

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honestly expected a bit more from this release for paid subscribers compared to what is posted to general public on twitter

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I agree with everyone who says that the information we pay for at the entry level is exactly the same as what is published. As such, I would like to know how I can cancel my monthly fee since the website does not have any information on how to cancel. Thanks

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How do you cancel your subscription? Is there an option on the site or you just remove payment details? Or do I have e-mail someone?

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Animal spirits aside, as long as the Fed gets to the 5-5.25% fed funds rate and more importantly holds policy late into 23, Likely because of base effects starting in the Summer, a severe recession will ensue and then a hard pivot will be required. The treasury market sees it, the equity market does not.

There is a time to ride along with the animal spirits, too risky for me here. I'd rather ride the long duration trade here, shortening the duration appropriately as we go along.

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This is how Bear Market traps work. They hook in the FOMO crowd before handing them their head.

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Thank you Alf.

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Same here, I tried to upgrade to a paid subscription on substack and got nothing in return. I then subscribed to the long term investor tier on his website and there is nothing that isn't on the free substack tier. I feel immensly ripped off. Either I'm stupid and don't see the additional content or I got ripped off

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