Iggy's Journal: A Quick Change to How Videos Come Out
Iggy's Journal: A Quick Change to How Videos Come Out
19 September, AM
Programme Note
Starting with Episode 1824 - UOB Has the Most to Gain From the Fed's Return to Rate Hikes, the YouTube video for each long form piece goes up the same day as the Substack article instead of a week later.
If you're on the free side, your video will now play up to the same point where the Substack article's free section stops, then end there, rather than staying members only for a week and then opening up in full. If you're on YouTube Edge (S$5) or Ultimate Value Pass (S$12), nothing changes for you beyond timing: you still get the full forensic video. Find it in the new Members Edition playlist.
If you're on Substack Deep-Dive (US$8), that tier covers the full written analysis, not video. The free video will now be embedded near the start of the article, so you'll be able to watch that version inline. Ultimate Value Pass (S$12) holders will find the full forensic video embedded further down, past the paywall break.
My Personal Take
This change is my effort to bring Substack and YouTube onto the same clock. It means YouTube content goes out without the old 7-day paywall delay. If you're not yet a paying member, you'll still get to watch the bulk of the video, just not the forensic insights that come with being Elite.
Not financial advice. Iggy's Forensic Compliance Standards apply.
Cheers, Iggy 🦎
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