Annual Membership: 30% Off and a Free Book

Join the Lead-Lag Report for a year at 30 percent off and choose a free print book.

The annual Lead-Lag Report membership is 30 percent off your first year, $224 instead of $320. Every new annual member also receives a free print book, a retail value of up to $44.95, shipped to a U.S. address.

The Price of a Quiet YenIntermarket Analysis and Investing, Third Edition

What you get

  • The full analysis behind each of the four weekly signals, with every chart.
  • The weekly Leaders and Laggards ranking.
  • The High Yield Spotlight and the rest of the paid archive.
  • A published, time-stamped record you can check: One Year of Signals: The Track Record.

Choose your free book

Intermarket Analysis and Investing: Integrating Economic, Fundamental, and Technical Trends, Third Edition, by Ehab Gayed and Michael A. Gayed, CFA. Paperback, 594 pages. See it on Amazon.

The Price of a Quiet Yen: Japan's Economic History, the Carry Trade, and the Anatomy of Global Reversals, by Michael A. Gayed, CFA. Hardcover, 402 pages. See it on Amazon.

How it works

  1. Join the annual plan below.
  2. Within one business day you will get an email from us asking which book you want and where to send it.
  3. Reply with your choice and a U.S. shipping address, and we ship it at no cost to you.

Join annually for $224 and get a free book

Prefer to start smaller? Your first month is $7: start for $7. The free book is for paying annual members only. Monthly plans and the $7 first month do not include a book.

Terms: one book per new annual member, first-year annual plan purchased through this page or a Lead-Lag Report offer link. Shipping to U.S. addresses only. The $224 first-year price then renews at the regular annual rate unless you cancel. We may change or end this offer at any time; the terms in force when you join apply to you.

The Lead-Lag Report is provided by Lead-Lag Publishing, LLC. This is not investment advice and past performance may not be indicative of future results. Investing involves risk, including loss of principal.