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Risk gauges in practice

Valuation, crowding, connectedness and crash pricing: sizing positions when signals disagree.

Aug 19, 2026Members
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Regimes and asset allocation

What each regime has historically meant for equities, bonds, commodities and gold — with the data, not the folklore.

Aug 18, 2026Members
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Money creation and the Credit Impulse

Banks and governments print the money we spend. How to track it, and why it leads earnings and inflation by 12-18 months.

Aug 17, 2026Members
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The Business & Manufacturing Cycle

Slow-and-smooth vs fast-and-noisy: how the two cycle gauges are built, and what agreement or divergence means.

Aug 16, 2026Members
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Macro Investing 101

What moves markets across the cycle: growth, inflation, policy and liquidity — and how they connect to asset returns.

Aug 14, 2026
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Filtering false alarms

Cross-checking the Manufacturing Cycle against the Yield Curve.

Aug 3, 2026Members
Thematic · Aug 20, 2026

Platform tour in 7 minutes

Dashboard, Reports, Network and Insights - where everything lives.

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EconoBeats has four working areas, and each answers a different question. This tour walks through all of them once, so the rest of the tutorials make sense.

  1. MacroBeats - the dashboard. Three tabs: Regimes, Financial Conditions and Market Risk. Each tab stacks the full indicator cards - current reading in the header, history in the chart, methodology behind the INFO button.
  2. The Actionable Layer. On the Regimes tab, the orange handle on the right edge opens the model-implied allocation - assets, industries and the reasoning note.
  3. Reports. The library holds company reports, sector analyses and thematic pieces. Use the category tabs or the search bar; OPEN reads the full report inside the platform.
  4. Network. A members-only space in chat format, coming soon.
  5. Insights. Articles, these tutorials, and one guide per indicator - plus full research studies as they are published.

Tip. Keep MacroBeats as your home tab. Everything else supports the reading you form there.