The Liquidity Report is a monthly digital publication covering global macroeconomic conditions — specifically the relationship between global liquidity and technology asset markets. Each edition delivers a plain-language assessment of where liquidity stands and what that environment has historically meant for technology and innovation-driven markets.
No. The Liquidity Report is an independent macro education and research publication. It does not provide personalised financial advice, manage assets, or recommend specific securities. Subscribers should make their own independent financial decisions and consult a qualified financial advisor before acting on any information contained in this publication.
Anyone who holds savings or investments in technology stocks or related assets and wants a clear, informed view of the macro environment shaping those markets — without needing an economics background to get there.
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Each edition covers the current state of global liquidity, what is driving it, and what the historical relationship between liquidity conditions and technology market performance suggests about the current environment. It is concise and written in plain language.
A monthly subscription is $49 per month. An annual subscription is $399 per year, saving $189 compared to the monthly rate.
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The Liquidity Report is published by an independent investor and macro researcher with over thirty years of experience following global markets. It is an independent publication and is not affiliated with any financial institution, advisory firm, or regulated financial service.