Then there are the clown so-called “macro readers” (myself included). We’re the ones trying to see the bigger picture before anything else, using history, charts, and a deep understanding of how money flows across markets to predict macro tops and bottoms. We study bonds, yields, indexes all the key indicators and try to piece together the puzzle.
But here’s the truth: we don’t know what’s going to happen. At best, we assume based on what happened in the past when certain indexes correlated, thinking the same “playbook” will repeat. The reality? Nobody and I mean nobody in this space knows wit
But here’s the truth: we don’t know what’s going to happen. At best, we assume based on what happened in the past when certain indexes correlated, thinking the same “playbook” will repeat. The reality? Nobody and I mean nobody in this space knows wit