What Paid Subscribers Get (And Why It Matters)
For the next 3 days: 50% off your first year, plus everything paid subscribers get that free readers don't.
The Lead-Lag Report has moved to a new home, and for the next 3 days only, annual memberships are 50% off — $160 for your first year instead of $320.
You've been reading The Lead-Lag Report's free edition — the weekly macro narrative on where markets are heading and why. That's real research, and I'm glad it's useful.
But here's what you're not seeing.
The free edition gives you my macro narrative. The paid edition gives you the exact signals, levels, and allocation calls I use to act on that narrative. It's the difference between reading a weather forecast and having the coordinates to shelter.
What a Paid Subscription Unlocks
1. All four proprietary intermarket signals, every week. Lumber/Gold, High-Yield/Treasury, Utilities/S&P 500, and Copper/Gold — the same signals behind the research that won two Charles H. Dow Awards and three NAAIM Founders Awards. Each week you see whether they read Risk-On or Risk-Off, the 13-week trend, and what the composite says about forward equity returns.
2. Specific sector and allocation guidance. Not "be defensive" — the actual sector tilts, duration positioning, and the intermarket evidence behind each call.
3. The High Yield Spotlight. One asymmetric opportunity, every week — a specific sector, asset class, or rotation trade where the risk/reward stands out.
4. The full archive. Over 1,800 published, time-stamped reports. Every call is a matter of public record, not a backtest built after the fact.
Why I Charge for This
The free macro commentary keeps you informed. The paid signals and allocation guidance give you something to act on. Building and maintaining this framework takes real, weekly work — the subscription price reflects that.
Claim 50% off your first year — offer ends in 3 days.
$160 for your first year (normally $320). Renews at the regular annual rate after year one.
The Lead-Lag Report provides independent market research and commentary. It is not personalized investment advice. See our Terms of Service for full disclosures.
