Thank you. Do you have a few favorite books that have helped shape your thought process over the years when it comes to macro and quantitative investment strategies?
Have you discovered yet the weekly leading economic index (WLEI) which is being offered by RecessionAlert? Maybe you can work together with them. Here is an example report from 9/29/25:
No, not at all. I only discovered them a few years ago while researching recession indicators. As the article shows, their work is better (less false signals) than that of ECRI (Economic Cycle Research Institute).
Stupid q probably: where to subscribe for paid - it only allows me to sub to the free version w/o any other options.
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Solved. Can only be done via web not the app
Thank you. Do you have a few favorite books that have helped shape your thought process over the years when it comes to macro and quantitative investment strategies?
Big Debt Crisis & Exorbitant Privilege are the two that come to mind. Anything AQR publishes when it comes to quantitative investing.
I will say that I am WAY more in favour of working with data than reading books for macro. Can’t say I’ve read a macro book in years.
Nothing can replace just rolling up your sleeves and trying to figure out stuff from first principles. Everything else is supplementary.
Thank you. Makes a lot of sense.
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Have you discovered yet the weekly leading economic index (WLEI) which is being offered by RecessionAlert? Maybe you can work together with them. Here is an example report from 9/29/25:
https://www.advisorperspectives.com/dshort/updates/2025/09/29/recession-weekly-leading-economic-index
Are you affiliated?
No, not at all. I only discovered them a few years ago while researching recession indicators. As the article shows, their work is better (less false signals) than that of ECRI (Economic Cycle Research Institute).