This video takes you through how to get the most out of the Topdown Charts Professional service.
Specifically
-how to use the website
-the core Weekly Macro Themes report
-the Quarterly Strategy Pack
-track record and troubleshooting
It’s a good look at the technical aspects of how to use the service, what’s included, and a bit about the reasoning behind the report structures +how to get the most value out of it (along with some perspectives on philosophy and process).
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Highly recommended viewing for new or prospective clients. If you have not signed up yet, please do so using the button below so you can access the types of reports and insights covered in the video ongoing. [Upgrade to Paid]
If you have any questions about the service or reports, simply get in touch.
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Best wishes,
Callum Thomas
Head of Research & Founder at Topdown Charts
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Also, in case you missed it: be sure to check out the Top-down Investing Seminar — in this presentation I take you through how to take the top-down approach to global multi-asset investing for generating winning investment ideas. [View it Here]
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