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Each Monday issue includes:

• What's new this week: quick orientation, what changed, and where our attention is focused
• Tactical summary table: every active position at a glance: view, status, entry, stop, target, sizing
• Positioning & flow analysis: gamma walls, dealer positioning, and the options activity signaling where institutions are leaning
• 2-4 tactical trade setups: full structures: entry triggers, stops, targets, sizing, and time stops across equities, oil, metals, futures, and FX
• Options overlays: spreads, flies, and structured trades with strike-level detail
• Charts and tables: annotated price charts with key levels, rolling spreads, ratio analysis, and structured tables for trade setups, positioning, and the house view
• Portfolio house view: long-term positioning across equities, gold, oil, rates, credit, and dollar with key drivers

Issues run 5-12 pages and take 10-20 minutes to read.

Email at 5:00 AM CT / 6:00 AM ET every Monday, with a web version accessible anytime and a full archive of past issues for paid subscribers.

Most macro newsletters lean on fundamental analysis or technical setups alone. The Letter combines both with dealer positioning, gamma exposure, systematic model setups, and cross-asset signals, the same toolkit institutional desks use, because that's where we came from.

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No. The Letter is educational content covering tactical trade structures and cross-asset analysis. It is not personalized investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Readers make their own decisions.