Focusing On Global Macroeconomics

 One of the BWR management team's unique strengths is its ability to decipher complicated issues in a straightforward, uncomplicated manner. Their accessibility to clients is another significant benefit of our services. Whether you agree, disagree, or want to converse about a specific topic, Vlad and other members of the team are available for direct client interaction.


Vision

To provide clients with the essential macroeconomic narrative to profit in the global economy.

Philosophy

We focus on changes to key macro variables (fiscal, monetary, regulatory, and geopolitical) to predict future asset prices.

Analytical Process

Step 1: Identify Overall Macro Context

What is the big picture?
What is the outlook for real inflation and growth?
What is prospective economic policy?

Step 2: Evaluate Key Macro Variables

What key macro variables are driving markets at the margin?
What is the strongest market narrative of recent events within the context of the identified variable(s)?

Step 3: Deliver Actionable Macro Intelligence

What is the most likely scenario based on the BWR narrative during the near-term?
What will be driving factors/variables over the longer-term?
What investment implications/recommendations should be communicated to clients?

Stylus on Tablet with Stocks
Hand with Stylus and Stock Tickers

Communication Strategy

Core tenets of our economic model include:

  • A well-functioning economy starts with the producer and the exchange of goods and services between fellow producers.
  • Risk-taking (and the policies and events that promote it) is a necessary ingredient of growth.
  • Paying attention to the margin (i.e., the unfolding developments in fiscal, monetary, regulatory, and geopolitical events) will uncover and direct one to investment opportunities throughout the global economy.
  • Gold is the monetary North Star and remains the best unit of account for valuing currencies. A currency's gold price is the best signal of long-term inflationary or deflationary pressures being transmitted into the respective economy.
  • There is an optimal tax rate between 0% and 100% at which the government will incur the maximum amount of revenue without compromising economic growth.