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Thanks for the idea. With regards to the beginning of this post (research), I have access to Creditsights via my organization. Are there any other research websites like Creditsights that you would recommend?

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Hi John,

Truth is, for credit related trading there are very few sources of quality research. I personally read bank research, Substacks and also pay for some private Twitter services of professional traders. I also interact a lot with proprietary traders on and off our trading floor.

For Substacks I like reading

- @BondBlogger's ( https://bondblogger.substack.com/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=reader2&utm_source=%2Fsearch%2Fbond%2520blogger&utm_medium=reader2 )

- @Themacrotourist ( https://posts.themacrotourist.com/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=profile_page )

Private Twitter I like @DsrPrivate (run by @dampedspring) and @ChartyHedgeFund (run by @NickGiva )

However the recommendations above are suited for my personal style , which is more trader oriented rather than investing oriented.

Alternatively you can try our private service where we share our market views , current portfolio and portfolio additions and deletions. Simply upgrade your substack subscription and you will gain access.

Let me know if I can be of any further help.

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thanks

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BTW my reco: https://creditfrommacrotomicro.substack.com/

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I concur, he is very good. His focus in on the EUR market and European investors and traders will find a lot of value in it.

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Excellent commentary walking me through the thought process, read that twice and not yet the last time.

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