Inflation strikes again! (fee hike)
Important update on the Topdown Charts Substack service...
As previously outlined, I plan to regularly increase the subscription fees for new subscribers to this service as we reach subscriber milestones. The reason for this approach is threefold: 1. It recognizes and incentivizes improved quality over time; 2. It rewards early supporters; and 3. It provides a prompt to sign up for those who haven’t got around to subscribing yet.
Importantly, on the quality front, I recently added the NEW Monthly Asset Allocation Review - which presents a good high-level state-of-the-world assessment, with fairly clear takeaways across all the major asset classes. So you’ll never be left guessing what our core views are. This new report is in addition to the main Weekly Insights report.
To get straight to the point, we’ve just reached another key subscriber milestone, therefore fees for new subscribers will be going up on Thursday the 30th of September 2021 (New Zealand time).
New Fees from 30th September:
>> The new subscription fees will be $30/month or $295/year
As noted, these fees will only apply to new subscribers from the 30th of September.
And to be clear: if you have already subscribed your fees will stay the same.
So if you have been thinking about it, you might as well do it now.
The key takeaway is: if you subscribe before the 30th of September you will get in on the current fee of $25/month or $245/year instead of the new higher prices noted above.
If you have any questions about the service I would encourage you to check out the following posts as they talk through some of the key details about the service and what goes on behind the scenes:
What is the Weekly Insights report? — An outline of what’s included in the service, the key features/benefits, and who the service was designed for.
How Does the Substack service differ from the Institutional Service? — Comparing and contrasting the entry-level vs the full-service.
Track Record — Some thoughts and figures on track record (i.e. an answer to the important question “why should I trust you?“)
Research Process and Philosophy — How I approach the world of macro and markets, framework and thinking, key beliefs, objectives and scope of the research.
Quarterly Strategy Pack — Details on the Quarterly pack, what it is, a free sample, and why it is useful.
Otherwise feel free to leave a comment or contact me via the website.
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Best regards,
Callum Thomas
Proudly playing my part in the global inflation theme
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