Dear Former Macro Watch Subscriber,
You subscribed to Macro Watch in the past.
In appreciation for your past support, I would like to offer you a special former-subscriber loyalty price: $150 for the first year.
This is the lowest first-year subscription price I have ever offered since Macro Watch began in October 2013.
After the first year, your subscription will renew at $250 per year — a 50% discount from the normal annual price of $500 — unless you choose to cancel your subscription.
Macro Watch has continued to evolve. In recent months, I have been focusing on the extraordinary forces now reshaping the US economy and financial markets, including government debt, liquidity, monetary policy, AI, defense spending, geopolitical risk, and the ongoing transformation from Capitalism to Creditism — and now toward Cognitism.
These are not ordinary times. The scale of government borrowing, the return of large-scale industrial policy, the AI investment boom, the reordering of the defense industry, and intensifying geopolitical competition all have major implications for the economy, the financial markets, and your wealth.
Macro Watch is designed to help you understand these developments clearly, anticipate what may come next, and make better-informed investment and financial decisions as the economic environment evolves.
This special $150 first-year offer is available exclusively to former Macro Watch subscribers in appreciation for your past support.
I hope you will take advantage of it and rejoin Macro Watch.
To resubscribe, click the link above. You will see “Have A Coupon? Click Here To Enter Your Code.” Click there and enter the discount coupon code: LOYALTY100
This will reduce your first-year subscription price from the normal $500 annual price to just $150. After the first year, your subscription will renew at $250 per year — a 50% discount from the normal annual price — unless you choose to cancel your subscription.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to write to me directly at rduncan35@hotmail.com.
Thank you very much.
Richard Duncan
Macro Watch
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