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- Thursday, April 19, 2012, 9:28 AM HSBC puts to heat map form the terms "risk on" and "risk off," showing the sharp increase in correlation across asset classes since the Lehman collapse. With assets moving together, many managers feel the whole investment process is broken, says the report, but get used to it as long as government policy is the gorilla in the markets. 7 Comments
- Thursday, April 19, 2012, 8:41 AM Stock index futures shed their gains following the fast jobless claims print (previous week revised higher as well). This makes 2 straight weeks claims are closer to 400K than 350K. S&P 500 flat. 1 Comment [U.S. Economy]
- Thursday, April 19, 2012, 7:45 AM A bit of chatter on the wires that may explain the big reversal in share prices over the past few minutes. One is a rehash of a 2011 favorite - the coming downgrade of France's credit rating. Another is a story out of Germany saying the German-ECB relationship has reached a breaking point. Stoxx 50 -1%, euro -0.4%, S&P +0.1%. 2 Comments [Global & FX]
- Wednesday, April 18, 2012, 5:09 PM Never, ever be wrong on your own, said Keynes, succinctly explaining the herding (momentum) which drives asset prices far from their fair value. As Jeremy Grantham explains, GDP growth is within 1% of the long-term trend 2/3 of the time, yet the S&P is within 19% of fair value 2/3 of the time. "The market moves 19X more than is justified by the underlying engines!" (GMO Quarterly Letter, .pdf) 2 Comments
- Wednesday, April 18, 2012, 1:32 PM "When I see Goldman Sachs (GS) pull back risk that much that quickly, I get a little anxious about what could be around the corner," says Nomura's Glenn Schorr. Goldman's "value at risk" (VAR) fell to its lowest level since before the financial crisis, it reported yesterday - this despite Q1's rally in risk assets. 17 Comments [Financials]
- Wednesday, April 18, 2012, 12:39 PM The 20 day moving average of the Put/Call ratio has fallen near levels indicating perhaps too much bullishness, notes Tommy Thornton. Bears need to be patient though - a shorter-term view shows the ratio has been this low for the past couple of months, during which the SPY has inched higher. Comment!
- Wednesday, April 18, 2012, 9:54 AM The strong performance of the financial sector makes it unlikely the market is near a top, writes Mark Hulbert. Sectors that outperform in the quarter prior to a top are typically consumer discretionary and consumer staples, while financials typically lag before the peak. "Recent returns do not fit the mold ... prior to past market tops." 3 Comments [Quick Ideas]
- Wednesday, April 18, 2012, 8:35 AM The slides from Jeff Gundlach's "To QE3 or not to QE3" presentation last night. Don't fight the Fed is the message from slides 15 & 16 - showing the strong correlation between QE (and The Twist, which Gundlach considers QE3) and the S&P 500. (from the oral presentation) 5 Comments [U.S. Economy, Global & FX, Energy]
- Tuesday, April 17, 2012, 5:18 PM "It's like investing in gold in 1997," says bond man Jeff Gundlach of his favorite investing idea - natural gas - which DoubleLine is accumulating in one of its funds. On the question of QE3, he says we're already doing it - it's called Operation Twist - and when it's over he expects equities to struggle. Stock valuation in general right now? The PE on major indices should be in the single digits. Q&A here. Blog here. 12 Comments [Commodities, Quick Ideas, U.S. Economy]
- Tuesday, April 17, 2012, 1:07 PM Average cash levels jumped to 4.7% from 4.2% this month among fund managers surveyed by BAML, with nearly 25% overweight cash (6% in March). The biggest "tail risk" is no surprise, with 38% believing it to be Europe. A higher percentage (56%) expect a negative surprise from France than from Italy, Greece, or Portugal. Comment! [Global & FX]
- Monday, April 16, 2012, 8:52 AM S&P 500 futures move to a session high, +0.6% following the strong retail sales print. Nasdaq 100 +0.6%. Europe adds to gains, Stoxx 50 +1.1%. Laggard Spain goes green as well, +0.4%. Comment!
- Friday, April 13, 2012, 11:47 AM U.S. shares attempt their customary post-European close rally, all major indices coming off their lows since 11:30 ET. DJIA -0.5%. A good proxy for the U.S. on these European meltdown days is its partner in QE, the U.K. - which lost just 1% today. 1 Comment
- Friday, April 13, 2012, 11:16 AM Investors aren't chasing returns yet, pulling $21B from actively managed large-cap mutual funds in Q1 even as the S&P notched a 12.6% return, reports Morningstar. Fixed income continues to roll - taxable bond funds raking in $78.6B. 7 Comments
- Friday, April 13, 2012, 7:01 AM Spanish shares lead the way down in Europe after data on its banks' dependence on the ECB. The IBEX 35 -2.2%. Banco Santander (STD) -1% premarket. BBVA -1.7% in Madrid. Europe as a whole: Stoxx 50 -1%. The divergence between Spain and the rest continues to grow. 3 Comments [Global & FX]
- Thursday, April 12, 2012, 1:01 PM A rumor China's Q1 GDP is going to print 9% tonight is being give some credit for today's rally in risk assets. Putting aside suspicions about Chinese data, we forget - is it bullish or bearish for the number to come in fast? Wouldn't strong Q1 GDP lessen the need for monetary ease - rumors of which are also getting credit for today's rally. 10 Comments [Global & FX]
- Thursday, April 12, 2012, 12:21 PM China may cut bank reserve ratio requirements as soon as early next week, according to SGH Macro Advisors, which cites "well-informed Chinese sources." Those hoping for an ease will have an eye on tonight's Q1 GDP report to see if it confirms a slowing economy. (more on China stimulus) 1 Comment [Global & FX]
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What a drastic drop off in $SPY $QQQ $DIA before the close. Beat the indexes, closing up 1.23% but over .4% off high of the day. Worrisome - View all 2 replies
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inandoutnevertoolate: Way underperformed to day clocking in 1.04% beating only the $DIA. Tempted to buy some UVXY at 6.50 but have an awful track record with it
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Ryan Mallory
SharePlanner Reversal Indicator: Buying Still Remains The Best Option | $SPY $QQQ $DIA $IWM http://bit.ly/12E8wbH - View all 0 replies
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Ryan Mallory
Today's Trading Plan: Same Song, Second Verse | $SPY $DIA $QQQ $IWM http://bit.ly/Yaq7RP - View all 0 replies
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Ryan Mallory
Today's Trading Plan: Back To Consonlidating | $SPY $QQQ $DIA $IWM http://bit.ly/ZhUGEf - View all 0 replies
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O. Young Kwon: (The numbers are terms in months.) For The TANER System and its four Models, read my article. Link:http://seekingalpha.com/a/hitr yk
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The Jobs Disaster Might Seal The Recession Deal Apr 6 by: Markos Kaminis. $DIA $IWM $QQQ $SPY $GLD $SLV http://bit.ly/YZ27Es - View all 6 replies
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x oil -field: I believe given that I think process is still ongoing,we need to ask a new question.What is the new definition of going into and out of..c>
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x oil -field: ..recession given that we today truly have a [very unique] global economy(s). Just my 2cent(s) thought(s).
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Ryan Mallory
Non-Farm Payrolls Report Pushes Stocks into the Red | $SPY $DIA $IWM $QQQ http://bit.ly/14KXoKb - View all 0 replies
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O. Young Kwon: SUMMARY OF ETF TANER MOMENTUM (E.TM) (7/30/2012,Monday) 1,2,3 = 1-m, 2-m, 3-month term. <c>
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O. Young Kwon: The TANER System synthesizes performances and relative strengths of 20 ETFs and 40 equities thoroughly yk
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O. Young Kwon: 3 = 3-m term. The TANER System captures dynamics of momentum changes of individual securities on the daily basis.<c>
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O. Young Kwon: The System also builds successfully their momentum trends over time. yk
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Bret Kenwell: global zen. I like it. Supports automation and bracket order. streaming charts. Depth of market (love that). works very well for me.
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Bret Kenwell: also noticed a lot of volume on Call side of things for F. not so much on the put side.
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Bret Kenwell
Dow and S&P are set up nearly perfect technically speaking. Fundamentally however, nothing but dust to hold it up! #YM_F #ES_F $SPY $DIA - View all 3 replies
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Bret Kenwell: Minus QE3 expectations and technicals, nothing to drive this thing higher Eco #'s flat out suck and earnings are a low bar still with misses
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Bret Kenwell: But, as usual, you have to feel what the market is going to do..whether or not that makes sense is a totally different story.
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Bret Kenwell: show more downside ahead. its out of range now, so we'll see what it can do .
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OneLongTrade: Yep sure seems rangebound. A close above the 50 day, there's a chance of a relief rally, but I'm expecting further downside down the road
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O. Young Kwon: The TANER System synthesizes performances and relative strengths of 20 ETFs and 40 equities thoroughly <c>
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O. Young Kwon: FYI: On a vacation. Irregular postings expected. Regular postings will resume on July 29 (Sunday). yk
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tunaman4u2
Oil at $89, massive food inflation pending & you want QE3 with no market downturn? No way. DIA 12600-900 for a long time now stability - View all 2 replies
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blablah: 'UNemployment" is the excuse for QE3, as if it will fix anything!. More money for fat cat banksters..
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tunaman4u2: Its not bad enough, thats my point. It has to get way worse than this.
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Bret Kenwell
Just because there are bans in short selling, does not make anyone buyers. Instead of violent declines, we just have declines $SPY $DIA $QQQ - View all 19 replies
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Bret Kenwell: you want to put your money in something that had value? some asset. Yes a different currency would be an option, but imagine that feeling !
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OneLongTrade: I think foreign currencies are devaluing faster than the dollar currently (except swiss franc and other safe havens).
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O. Young Kwon: The TANER System synthesizes performances and relative strengths of 20 ETFs and 40 equities thoroughly <c>
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O. Young Kwon: FYI: On a vacation. Irregular postings expected. Regular postings will resume on July 29 (Sunday). yk
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O. Young Kwon: The TANER System synthesizes performances and relative strengths of 20 ETFs and 40 equities thoroughly <c>
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O. Young Kwon: FYI: On a vacation. Irregular postings expected. Regular postings will resume on July 29 (Sunday). yk
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Bob de'Long: The Space Shuttle Columbia has a consistent trend until just before the end. Trend is a poor predictor. -
pemarangshar: Simplicity in numbers leaves grave room for error - either way. Large rocket launches fail 1% to 3% of the time..
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tunaman4u2: Not by the people, you know, actual American citizens. I guess they could go on disability or government assistance & they can print 4 that
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Bret Kenwell
outside of catching that morning buy wave (which has been pretty strong last few days, either up or down) boring day for me. $SPY $QQQ $DIA - View all 3 replies
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Bret Kenwell: Detto/real. I mostly trade intraday. Hold some positions for a while, but for the most part just try and get ahead of big moves or catch em
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bullbear1: i won with it the last two quarterly earning reports, i bet small and bought some options instead of shares
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bullbear1: i won the last quarters with doing it, i bet small and bought options not shares