Any resources available that give some perspective on what's going on in the world? Europe in particular is almost impossible to follow.
I subscribe to the WSJ, FT, and Economist but would love to know how you guys get your insights on the actual implications of news.
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Real answer is read as much as you can and synthesize it yourself. Read a investor letters from a few HF or AM guys you respect. Read history. Truth is, it ain't easy. If it was, everyone would trade global macro (or run the state department).
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