
This blog presents an introduction to Bitcoin Magazine Pro’s latest report, entitled: ‘July Monthly Report: Long Live Macro.’ You’ll find the full report here. With 2022 well past the halfway point, it is abundantly clear that long/short macro investing has come back with vengeance. Riding high following the stimulus-frenzied market of 2020/2021, 2022 has been characterised by soaring inflation, hawkish central bank monetary policy, cratering asset prices and increasing geopolitical tension between economic superpowers.
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About the Report
In Bitcoin Magazine Pro’s latest monthly report, Dylan LeClair and Sam Rule dive into the dynamic macroeconomic landscape, which will use a multidimensional approach to analyze financial markets and economic data. Here’s a summary of the report’s contents:
Risk Parity Correlation, Recession
Inflation, Federal Reserve Policy
Global Indicators, Eurodollar Curve
Spending Percentage Of Tax Receipts
Hyper-Financialization
Net Worth, Negative Real Yields
Compressed Valuations
Rising U.S. Dollar Risk
Earnings Projections, PMI Slowdown
Credit Spreads, Unemployment
Extreme Tail Risks
Central Bank Balance Sheets
Days Below Realized Price
Put/Call Options, Perps Funding
Global M2 Growth
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