Free Is Great. Rent Isn’t.
Fourth of July. Freedom. Free.
Free is great. I should know. The vast majority of what I’ve published this year went out for free, and happily. All twelve pillars, in full. The entire process, formulas and thresholds included. The call that the Fed put was retired, published two days before the June FOMC confirmed it. Even my actual trades, running live in a portfolio anyone can audit.
That was on purpose. You can’t evaluate a process through a paywall teaser, so I showed you the whole thing and let you judge it in real time.
Here’s the honest part. Rent isn’t free. Neither are groceries, or doctor’s appointments, or the 2,500 data series this framework chews through every morning before you’re awake. Somewhere between the free research and the electric bill, a Bob has to get paid.
And since it’s Independence Day weekend and I run an independent research shop, the theme was sitting right there. So:
$400 for the year, through Monday night at 11:59 ET. That’s 20% off the standard $500, and the rate locks for as long as you stay. Call it $33 a month. A dollar and change a day to see what the labor market is doing before the headline admits it.
After Monday, $500 is the floor from here. The entry point only goes up.
Paid gets the real-time readings, the risk regime, the sizing, the forward view. Free keeps getting the framework. That doesn’t change.
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Happy Fourth!
Bob