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Welcome to the Systematic Investor Series.

Welcome and welcome back to this week's edition of the Systematic Investor series with Jim Kasang and I, Neil's Castlelarsen, where each week we take the pulse of the global market

through the lens of a rules-based investor. If you're new to the show, I hope that today's

episode will trigger your curiosity enough to check out the

back catalog and listen to the past episodes that you may have missed. Like my conversation with

Mark last week, where we discussed the topic of how to detect changes in trends and whether

you should use economic data in addition to just looking at price in your investment strategy.

Also, I would really encourage you to listen to the midweek episode, which admittedly will not

be for everyone, as it is somewhat politically charged.

But the topic is nevertheless incredibly important as it deals with the dangers to democracy

that the Financial Times chief economics commentator Martin Wolf lays out in his new book

The Crisis of Democratic Capitalism, which he explains why, in his view, the marriage between

democracy and capitalism is breaking down.

Lastly, I am excited to let you know that in our CTA mini-series, where Alan and I have been privileged to speak

with some of the decision makers of the most successful CTAs in the world,

we have another episode planned,

which will come out within the next couple of weeks.

And in the meantime, if you haven't listened to the previous episodes,

I certainly encourage you to go and check out that series.

So anyway, head over and check it all out after you're done listening to Jim and me today.

Jim, it is always great to be back with you.

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