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The Macro Compass

Alfonso Peccatiello

Alfonso Peccatiello explains monetary mechanics, macroeconomic cycles, and portfolio decisions through a free newsletter alongside paid research, investment strategy, and educational products.

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The publication

What to expect.

The Macro Compass connects lessons about money, central banks, and the economic cycle with practical questions about portfolio positioning. Its public Substack contains explanatory essays and selected analysis, while the separate subscription platform provides more frequent research and investment strategy. Current product descriptions include a weekly core report, tactical market reports, and shorter market observations. Readers should choose the free newsletter or the broader paid service according to how much detail, portfolio discussion, and market monitoring they need.

Who it’s for

Investors who want to understand monetary mechanics and translate macroeconomic scenarios into portfolio questions, with optional access to more frequent professional research.

Inside the reading

Its areas of focus.

01

Monetary mechanics

Explanations of central banking, interest rates, liquidity, and bond markets build the foundations of a macro framework.

02

Economic scenarios

Growth, inflation, and policy developments are connected to possible changes in the investment environment across asset classes.

03

Portfolio decisions

Research considers asset allocation, trade sizing, and risk management, with additional tactical material available through paid products.

Macro investingBondsMonetary policyPortfolio construction

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