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Resistance On Yen Caps Risk AssetsNicholas Pardini • Wed, May 8 -
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Dollar Downside Not Over?Marc Chandler • Sun, Jun 16
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Yen And The NikkeiMarc Chandler • Fri, Jun 14
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EUR Bulls And Bears End Week Licking WoundsDean Popplewell • Fri, Jun 14
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Markets Calmer Going Into The WeekendMarc Chandler • Fri, Jun 14
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- Monday, June 17, 3:59 AM Asian shares rise ahead of the FOMC's latest meeting this week, with tepid economic data in the U.S. on Friday perhaps convincing investors that the Fed won't announce an early change to its $85B-a-month bond-buying program. Japanese stocks increase sharply for a second consecutive session, boosted by bargain-hunting following the recent sell-off and the weakening yen. Japan +2.7%, Hong Kong +1.1%, China -0.3%, India +0.4%. Dollar-yen (FXY) +0.8% at $95.02. Comment! [Global & FX, Top Stories, On the Move]
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Friday, June 14, 4:35 PM
The week's ETF movers - Gainers: VXX +9.2%. FXY +3.2%. SLV +2.3%. SIVR +2.0%. OIL +1.8%.
ETF Losers: KOL -5.8%. VNM -5.7%. FXI -4.7%. GDXJ -4.2%. EWZ -4.2JI%. Comment! [On the Move] - Thursday, June 13, 6:16 PM The dollar/yen dropped below the key 95-handle to a new 10-week low today but stocks still gained, signaling a trend reversal as equities have moved very closely with the yen (FXY) for the past several weeks. Instinet's top technician says the key reversal pattern, plus the yield's test and pullback from resistance at the top of a year-long rising channel, suggests a continued rise in the yield is unlikely in the short term. Comment! [Global & FX]
- Thursday, June 13, 2:50 AM While the Nikkei plummets, the yen (FXY) soars. The dollar-yen rate is -2.1% at $94.05, with the drop in shares prompting a clean-out of long dollar positions. Hedge funds selling assets for cash ahead of their half-year book closing have exacerbated the movements. Still, JGBs seem to be fairy stable, with the 10-year yield -2 bps at 2.72%. Comment! [Global & FX, Top Stories, On the Move]
- Wednesday, June 12, 10:20 PM Stocks plunge in Tokyo as the Nikkei (EWJ, DXJ) tumbles 5.6% touching a two-month low of 12,543. The USD/JPY slides 1.4% at last check to ¥94.69 (FXY). 11 Comments [Global & FX, On the Move]
- Wednesday, June 12, 7:50 AM Forget the VIX (VXX), JPY (the yen, FXY) is the market's new fear gauge, writes Randall Forsyth, and its strengthening of late has been a sign stocks and commodities are dumping. The yen has been a favorite of the carry-traders forever, but Abenomics - at which its devaluation was promised - brought the play to a whole new level. A reversal means selling in everything from stocks, to gold, to emerging markets, to junk bonds. 1 Comment
- Wednesday, June 12, 4:14 AM Japanese shares (EWJ) have had another volatile day, falling as much as 2.4% before rebounding to close a mere -0.2%. European stocks (FEZ) have recovered a bit of poise after two days of declines, as has the dollar-yen rate (FXY), which is +0.75%. But the continuing theme of uncertainty about central bank stimulus is keeping markets on edge. Hong Kong and China closed. India -0.2%. EU Stoxx 50 +0.2%, London flat, Paris +0.2%, Frankfurt +0.1%, Madrid +0.65%, Milan +0.1%. 1 Comment [Top Stories, On the Move, Global & FX]
- Tuesday, June 11, 2:55 PM The yen (FXY +2.9%) spikes higher, bringing dollar/yen back below ¥96 amid rumors of busted carry trades and hedge fund liquidations. Should today's move be sustained, it would be the largest single-day drop for the pair since the 2010 flash crash. BofA's MacNeil Curry suggests the next stop in ¥91. Japan stock ETFs take it hard: The iShares Japan Fund (EWJ -2%), WisdomTree's Hedged Equity Fund (DXJ -4.9%). 1 Comment [Global & FX]
- Tuesday, June 11, 3:44 AM The Nikkei (EWJ) falls 1.4% and the USD-JPY (FXY) is -0.6% after the BOJ announced no new steps to curb the volatility in the bond market. Yields on Japanese 10-year bonds are up 3 bps to 0.88%. Real estate stocks were also hit by the BOJ not adding to its purchases of REITs. Hong Kong shares dropped 1.3% ahead of a holiday tomorrow and the re-opening of mainland Chinese exchanges on Thursday. India is -1.4%. Comment! [Global & FX, Top Stories, On the Move]
- Monday, June 10, 3:56 AM The Nikkei (NKY) continued with its wild ways today, surging 4.9% after Japanese Q1 GDP growth was revised upwards, and U.S. jobs data came in just right (not too good, not too bad) and helped boost the dollar vs the yen. Hong Kong +0.2%, China closed, India +0.1%. USD-JPY (FXY) +0.9%. 2 Comments [Global & FX, Top Stories, On the Move]
- Sunday, June 9, 9:58 PM Japan revises Q1 GDP up to 4.1% (annualized) from an initial reading of 3.5% sending the Nikkei (EWJ, DXJ) up 3% in early trading. Also helping Japanese stocks is the weak yen (FXY), down 0.4% against the dollar to ¥97.95. Meanwhile, the BOJ begins a two-day policy meeting. Goldman's advice: Initiate "long positions in Nikkei September futures with a target of 14,500 and a stop on a close below 12,700." For what it's worth. 6 Comments [Global & FX]
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Friday, June 7, 4:28 PM
The week's ETF movers - Gainers: OIL +5.1%. USO +4.7%. BNO +4.6%. FXY +3.1%. DBC +1.7%.
ETF Losers: GAZ -4.7%. UNG -4.1%. PSLV -2.9%. SLV -2.7%. SIVR -2.6%. Comment! [On the Move] - Friday, June 7, 7:14 AM Long Nikkei, short yen continues to unwind with investors in 2013's most popular trade all hitting the exit at the same time. The yen's up another 1.6%, with dollar/yen at ¥95.47 and erasing more than 2 months worth of gains in the last few sessions. FXY +1.3% premarket. The Nikkei tumbled another 1.8% overnight and has also erased 2 months worth of gains. DXJ -2.3% premarket. Earlier: Japan's government pension fund confirms it's cutting JGB exposure and increasing equity holdings. 1 Comment [Global & FX]
- Friday, June 7, 12:35 AM Asked and answered: Midday Thursday (U.S. time), Forbes wondered if "Soros and the gang .... have unwound their bets on Japan." Friday morning (Asia time), the answer via Dow Jones Newswire: Soros is "back placing bets in Japan, shorting the yen and snapping up local stocks." Comment! [Global & FX]
- Thursday, June 6, 12:28 PM Unusual given past patterns, the dollar (UUP -1.7%) is being unloaded across the board and in size along with stocks selling off. The euro (FXE +1.5%), cable (FXB +1.8%), the yen (FXY +3.1%), the aussie (FXA +1.1%), and the loonie (FXC +1.3%) are all sharply higher vs. the greenback. The Dow's now off 86 points. 14 Comments [Global & FX, On the Move]
- Monday, June 3, 11:24 AM The yen (FXY +1.4%) surges higher, with dollar/yen crashing through ¥100 all the way to ¥98.97 - the first time in double digits in about a month. Along with the strengthening yen are declining Nikkei 225 futures (NKY), off 2.8%. EWJ -1.9%, DXJ -3.6%. The proprietor of the DXJ, WisdomTree (WETF -3.1%). 1 Comment [Global & FX, On the Move]
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Philip Davis
Morning Commentary on Oil, the Yen and our new Bullish Trade Ideas $$ $USO, $FXY, $SCO, $EWJ -- http://bit.ly/14ljB08 - View all 1 replies
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lobsterboy98: Today's rally=semi bad news so good news no QE tapering, so bad news = rally good news = rally, no news = rally...anyone see a problem here?
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bdy: about time. I've owned some FXY for about a month now and its finally profitable
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Oriental Trader
$FXY Yen bears are relentless. But In the short run, it doesn't matter how much "good" news, to stabilize JGB yields, yen must be stabilized - View all 0 replies
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Should You Have Sold In May? by: Cam Hui. $DIA $EWV $EZU $FEZ $FXI $FXY $SPY http://bit.ly/14o9K6g - View all 2 replies
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x oil -field: Is the fräu Merkel wicked witch of the east cast-iron shell finally cracking under her great [*master] plan of helpful [*not] austerity?
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Oriental Trader
$FXY down after report Japan big pension fund invest in stocks; interestingly down while risk is off. Expect Yen to be safe haven again soon - View all 0 replies
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Oriental Trader
$FXI moving on up, Chinesa gonna attract foreign investment in stock market; $FXY BoJ attempting mind trick on Yen. - View all 0 replies
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Oriental Trader
$FXY Japanese 10 year bond yields down to 0.83% again, panic easing, for now. Panic prolly on stock end. QE expectations should be fired up - View all 0 replies
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Oriental Trader
$FXY Japanese selling foreign bonds + domestic yields soaring, looks like it's time to close out some yen shorts - View all 0 replies
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Philip Davis
Morning Commentary on Oil, the Yen and our new Bullish Trade Ideas $$ $USO, $FXY, $SCO, $EWJ -- http://bit.ly/14ljB08 - View all 1 replies
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lobsterboy98: Today's rally=semi bad news so good news no QE tapering, so bad news = rally good news = rally, no news = rally...anyone see a problem here?
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bdy: about time. I've owned some FXY for about a month now and its finally profitable
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Should You Have Sold In May? by: Cam Hui. $DIA $EWV $EZU $FEZ $FXI $FXY $SPY http://bit.ly/14o9K6g - View all 2 replies
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Chris DeMuth Jr.
This could be a dramatic day for $FXY. Long-dated puts are still very cheap, as the price could decline a lot and volatility could go up. - View all 6 replies
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prattner: japan is intent on self immolation. 10 jan 2014 puts, 90 strike
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TheCompleatAngler: TVIX daily indicative value on 3/20 is reported as being $3.39. Currently trading at $3.80 after gaining $.11 today, as I type this. -
Perkins Cove: Angler....where is that place in your avatar? I may need to add it to my bucket list......grin
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Tom Guttenberger
$FXY - this level of volatility in the yen seems pretty hard to imagine considering stability of bond market. Sell puts maybe. - View all 3 replies
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Hypnos7: Given the structural problems in the Japanese economy, there's no bottom apparent.
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Tom Guttenberger: Yes, apartently not. I personally would like to understand their trade situation with China more thoroughly.
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Chris DeMuth Jr.: The constant leverage trap degrades the value of both over time (-1.26% for the bull and -17.92% for the bear over the past year).
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Chris DeMuth Jr.: Also, there is risk from the sponsors. And one can front run how they are traded/structured. I have no position in TMV but would short it.
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neobliviscar: Wait for 110-120 yen to the $USD. Deflation o housing prices, elderly populi, etc, and by 2020-2030 Kyoto w/ be nice place 2 retire as expat -
Dr. Kris: Similar situation expected here & in Europe since young population is decreasing.
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Chris DeMuth Jr.
$FXY @ new 52-week low. Many more BOJ governors to come and go. More lows to break. This short is my favorite for the next ten years. - View all 1 replies
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Tom Guttenberger: True, I think the BOJ has gotten the market to react how it had hoped. Probably will return to current account surplus.P/E on EWJ reasonable
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