Issue 0: Why we follow the money
The thesis behind Yield Theory, and why understanding capital flows beats chasing headlines.
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Specific ideas we’re backing, with the full thesis, catalysts, and risks.
What lawmakers are buying and selling, straight from public disclosures.
Where capital is flowing and which sectors lead.
Opportunities and risks beyond the US.
Who actually benefits, and which narratives are overhyped.
Conflict, policy, and how each event moves markets.
The Fed, liquidity, and the cost of money.
Supply chains and the shifting trade map.
Inflation, growth, currencies, and the cycle.
Most newsletters tell you what happened. Yield Theory tells you why — what caused it, who benefits, who loses, and which names we’re backing because of it.
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A handful of ideas argued properly beats fifty shallow calls. We publish when there’s something to say.
Open ideas get revisited in print. When a thesis breaks, we say so — following the money cuts both ways.
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Not hot tips. Each pick comes with the full thesis: the setup, the catalysts, the risks, a rough time horizon, and what would make us change our mind. Conviction over volume.
Macro-driven and long-term: months to years, not day trades. We track where capital is heading, not intraday noise.
Yes. Open ideas get updated as the picture changes, and we say plainly when a thesis breaks. Following the money means admitting when it moves against us.
Free takes tell you what happened. Yield Theory connects the dots: who’s moving capital, why, and what to do about it, all in one report instead of a hundred conflicting opinions.
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The thesis behind Yield Theory, and why understanding capital flows beats chasing headlines.
The first half of 2026 was not a rally. It was one macro shock and three rotations underneath it: down the AI stack into memory, out of the mega-caps into small caps and Asia, and into the war trade and back out. Plus a Fed that changed regimes while almost nobody was looking. This is the full map.