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Shadow capitalism market commentary by nufal sanaullah. After-hours theatrics from Jobs and co sent equities nosediving 6% AH. We are approaching a 55d / 200d bullish cross in the e-mini futs. Below 1150 I'm short, above 1181 i'm back to long in the near-term.
Shadow capitalism market commentary by nufal sanaullah. After-hours theatrics from Jobs and co sent equities nosediving 6% AH. We are approaching a 55d / 200d bullish cross in the e-mini futs. Below 1150 I'm short, above 1181 i'm back to long in the near-term.
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Shadow capitalism market commentary by nufal sanaullah. After-hours theatrics from Jobs and co sent equities nosediving 6% AH. We are approaching a 55d / 200d bullish cross in the e-mini futs. Below 1150 I'm short, above 1181 i'm back to long in the near-term.
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ramifications if long-end USTs begin a downtrend, especially
considering the marginal foreign buyer seems to have disappeared for now (save for a few hedgie proxies out in the MARKET COMMENTARY BY NAUFAL SANAULLAH Caribbean).
Monday, October 18, 2010
After-hours theatrics from Jobs & co
Lazy Monday today as the only significant dataflow to
mention was the US September IP figure, coming in at -20bps vs +20bps consensus, although that didn’t stop equities from rallying another 70bps. After-hours, however, Apple guided below consensus and announced mediocre iPad sales figures, 13% below expectations. Margins underperformed and, combined with the undercutting EPS forecast but slightly above-consensus top-line guidance, they don’t look to be Global currency shifts continue heating up as Asian/emerging improving soon. Unsurprisingly (and as has been mentioned CBs soak up USDs to depreciate their currency, but in ShadowCap pieces prior), competition from Android- consequently driving down real yields, pushing UST QE on the equipped smartphones was a big catalyst. The earnings back of MBS prepayments as increasingly likely (an report sent AAPL nosediving 6% AH and indices following suit. approximately 150% chance of QE 2.0 is priced in at this point), driving USD down further. As noted in the last two The S&P rallied 0.70% today and remains stuck in its 1162- pieces, however, the DXY seems to have hit significant 1181 range, while the diamond/symmetrical triangle pattern technical support and if the posturing (and real continues targeting April highs. We are approaching a interventionism) from emerging CBs continues, the whole 55d/200d bullish cross in the e-mini futs, although July’s situation could hit a breaking point soon. bearish “death cross” called the low almost to the day, so it will be interesting to see if there’s a contrarian signal Brazil in particular is making moves to slow appreciation, developing in these trend-heavy DMA crosses. I remain while the MAS tightened on the back of a 19.8% decline in neutral on equity for now (although the uptrend has me Singapore real GDP sequentially. At this point I’m looking for buying on dips if a gun is put to my head) but may be a canary in the coalmine to get short the BRIC/emerging tempted to dabble short if we break into the 1150s, although trade, and my eyes will be on China in the event CNY starts 1150 support looms right below. Below 1150 I’m short, above selling down, though it is very unlikely in the near-term (all of 1181 I’m back to long in the near-term. this would be bullish MXP).
Chinese property prices continue higher, but AUDUSD is
finally finding some selling and my short is paying off (for now). I still see it about 200 pips rich in the near-term but without a significant catalyst out of China, I don’t see the big long-due mean-reversion anytime soon in Aussie dollar.
Triangle pattern developing in long bonds, as today saw more
long-end steepening even after supply has been digested. 30yr yields corrected a bit back down, but the volume in 30yr bond futures (as well as ETFs like TBT) suggests this is a dead cat bounce and the 10s30s steepener trade is on. Obviously very significant global economic (if not geopolitical) EURUSD is down another 50 pips today, and I am maintaining my top call in this cross, although sizable selloffs may not occur until we see some trend consolidation and reversion. Once euro dips back into the 1.37 handle, people may start watching the selloff a bit more closely. A sooner-rather-than- later move down to these levels would be quite bearish considering current positioning. I remain short EURUSD and long French strikes.
Had a nice talk with a buddy of mine over at Goldman’s SSG
desk, both of us extolling the virtues of getting long non- growth blue chips as dividend yield spreads to recent borrowing costs scream equity value as long as cash flow streams stay up. Sharp readers may have noticed that theme behind my MSFT buy noted last night. Food for thought, even if most of it is stolen from the conversation and thus second- hand thesis-izing.
Contrarian chart enthusiasts may be getting encouraged into
In equity, besides the AAPL news that sent the Nazzy down a the bearish PM trade after today, with volume lagging on the full percent after-hours, it was a pretty boring day except for bounce post-high volume selloff. My repeated drivel Capital One dominating consensus earnings, as well as my regarding the USD/gold & silver connection remains my short position, after-hours. VMW down sizably AH should also thesis, and I remain short silver futs even after today’s bullish weigh down on techs with AAPL. In the meantime, I got long a hammer reversal. A selloff down to 19.50 is not out of the few nice charts (a couple with some good fundies to back question (although neither is a rally up to 40+ in the longer- them) to get my equity beta on. My favorite of the three is term). Veeco, the quickly growing LED maker that Kovner added a 5%+ stake in about a month back.
Of course, all that really matters is King Dollar, so for your
perusing/enjoyment/humorous-merriment-at-the-expense- of-the-middle-class… Short /ZB | 133’24 | stop 135’15 | +2’26 Short BAC | 13.32 | stop 13.75 | +7.36% Short WFC | 26.00 | stop 27.00 | +4.35% Short ISRG | 285.10 | stop 295.00 | -0.17% Short BLK | 179.89 | stop 182.20 | +1.88% Short COF | 40.04 | stop 41.20 | +7.02% Short VMW | 80.00 | 83.20 | +2.06% Short PNC | 51.94 | stop 53.75 | -2.06% Short AKS | 14.20 | stop 14.95 | +0.85% Short EUR/SGD | 1.8220 | stop 1.8330 | +100 pips Short GBP/SGD | 2.0740 | stop 2.0900 | +15 pips How can you not be near-term bullish this chart? (Besides the Short GE | 16.73 | stop 17.50 | +2.87% whole ZIRP-plus-QE thing; consider it the status quo of the Short /SI | 24.30 | stop 25.10 | +0.00% future). Long MSFT | 25.40 | stop 25.00 | +1.65% Long AMZN | 159.10 | stop 152.00 | +2.80% And last but not least, got long some cattle futures (chart play Short EUR/USD | 1.4060 | stop 1.4210 | +145 pips + uniquely expressive diatribe against the stronger-willed Short AUD/USD | 0.9935 | stop 1.0005 | +60 pips vegan community) and USDJPY (technically extended and Short AUD/SGD | 1.2865 | stop 1.2955 | +0 pips fundamentally approaching a turning point) today. Short NZD/USD | 0.7575 | stop 0.7610 | +40 pips Long EUR/NZD | 1.8530 | stop 1.8300 | -45 pips Short CAD/CHF | 0.9500 | stop 0.9610 | +105 pips Short EUR/CHF | 1.3435 | stop 1.3510 | +85 pips Long ZSL | 17.58 | stop 17.15 | -1.48%
NEW TRADES
Long MIPS | 9.90 | stop 8.90
Long VECO | 39.00 | stop 36.30 Long JCP | 32.55 | stop 31.85 Long /LE | 100.51 | stop 99.50 Long USD/JPY | 81.26 | stop 80.90
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OPEN TRADES
Long /ZN | 125’15 | stop 124’20 | +1’12
Short APOL | 51.90 | stop 54.00 | ++28.19% Long AGU | 80.00 | stop 75.00 | +7.66% Short STRA | 160.00 | stop 165.00 | +18.81% Short ESI | 67.31 | stop 73.15 | +13.45 Long MEE | 35.35 | stop 34.30 | +0.59% Long TBT | 32.65 | stop 31.80 | +2.76%