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Mar 26th, 2010 |
By Rob
The “bond king” of PIMCO, Bill Gross, tells Bloomberg and the world his strategy on the issue of Greek debt… “Stay away!” In the interview, Gross explains recent moves of the Absolute Return PIMCO fund, including record low holdings of Long Term U.S. debt and increased holdings of “core” European bonds, most notably Germany. Having
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Tags: Bill Gross, Bill Gross Bloomberg, Bill Gross Bloomberg interview, Bill Gross fund, Bill Gross Greece, Bill Gross Greek, Bloomberg, BOE, Bond, Bond King, bond king greece, call, diamond slice, Dollar, DS Video, ECB, economy, Equity, EU, EU Bailout, EU Greek Bailout, Euro, Euro dollar, Euro Pound, Franc, France, Germany, Greece, greece insolvency, greece insolvent, Greek Bailout, greek bills, greek bonds, Greek Debt, greek insolvency, greek paper, insolvent, JPY, live, market, Merkel, PIMCO, portfolio, Renminbi, Sarkozy, Sterling, strategy, Total Return Fund, Trichet, USD, video, Yuan
Mar 19th, 2010 |
By Rob
What is Quad Witching? Generally there’s a great deal of confusion concerning the term “quad witching” and what this day may constitute in financial markets. As a result, we would like to take this Quad Witching Friday, March 19, 2010, and demystify the phenomenon once and for all. “Witching” signifies the expiration of an entire group of
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Posted in Soap Box |
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Tags: 2009, delta, ETF, friday march 19, futures, greeks, index, index futures, market, market floor, market volatility, option's delta, options, quad witching, stock futures, stock options, stocks, traders, trading, Triple Witching, VIX, volatility, volatility index, what is quad witching, what is witching, witching, witching friday
Jan 26th, 2010 |
By Rob
Bernanke and the crew will get started bright and early behind the collasal locked mohagany doors of the FOMC board room Tuesday morning, while traders will ernestly focus on the information at hand. A slew of earnings from Ashland (ASH) (0.71 EPS est.), Corning (GLW) (0.42 EPS est.), Delta Airlines (DAL) (-0.24 EPS est), DuPont (DD)
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Tags: 10 year treasury, 2 year, 4 week, ASH, Ashland, bear market, bill, Case Shiller, commoditiy, Consumer Confidence, Corning, crude oil, DAL, DD, delta, DuPont, fast cash, fast profits, gains, GLW, Home price, Housing, inside edge, insider trading, losses, lower close, market, note, Oil Price, Price Index, profit, profit from commodities, profit from stocks, recession, S&P 500, Sherwin Williams, SHW, SPX, stock, technical pause, trader notes, trader's edge, trader's secrets, Treasury, WTI, WTIC
Jan 20th, 2010 |
By Rob
Supporting our highest conviction trade yet, we now see fundamentals, sentiment, and technicals aligned for a significant correction in Crude Oil prices. While DS partners already hold a position in DTO, we are moving to formally call a short term WTI Crude Continuous Spot price target at $70. Below we explain in detail our thesis
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Posted in Commodities, Energy, Industry Analysis, Market Synopsis, Trade Strategy, U.S. |
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Tags: $70 oil in 2010, 2010 oil forecast, bearish trend, bearish wedge, brent, commodity, crack spread, crude oil, crude strategy, crude supply, distillates, DTO, gas prices, gasoline, global crude oil demand, global crude oil supply, inventory, MACD bearish cross, market, market price, oil, Oil Price, oil strategy, profit, RSI, short crude, short oil, stochastic cross, Trade Strategy, USO, west texas intermediate, world demand, world supply, WTI
Jan 12th, 2010 |
By Rob
Earnings season officially began, as the first member of the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average to grab Q4 2009 earnings headlines, Alcoa (AA), reported a net profit of $0.01 EPS on Monday, January 11. The shortfall to the $0.06 EPS market consensus was explained by CEO Klaus Kleinfield by the unexpected weakness in the dollar,
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Posted in Commodities, Forex, Industry Analysis, Manufacturing, Market Synopsis, Trade Strategy, U.S. |
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Tags: AA, Acloa, aluminum ore, black gold, bonds, commodities, crude oil, DJIA, DTO, equities, industrial corporations, Klaus Kleinfield, market, oil, petroleum, S&P 500, SCC, SDS, stock market, Treasury, USD, USO, WTI, WTIC
Jan 11th, 2010 |
By Rob
The January 11-15, 2009 week will be crucial to the movement of equities and commodities over the next month. This addition of the Weekly Spectrum will recap the December Employment report and explain which economic reports will affect U.S. financial markets in the week ahead. The December Non-Farm Payroll report dropped traders' jaws as if they
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Posted in Market Synopsis, U.S., Weekly Spectrum |
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Tags: 10 Year TIPS, 10-Year Note, 3-month bill, 30 Year Treasury Bond, 6-month bill, Beige Book, bonds, Business Inventories, Consumer Price Index, Consumer Sentiment, CPI, EIA, EIA Petroleum Status Report, Empire State Manufacturing, equities, Fed's Beige Book, Import and Export Prices, Industrial Production, International Trade report, Jobless Claims, market, MBA Purchase Applications, Retail Sales, stock market, stocks, Store Sales, TIPS, trading, Treasury, Treasury Auction, Treasury Budget, Weekly Spectrum
Jan 2nd, 2010 |
By Rob
Is anyone else sick of the montage of blog posts and articles titled "yada yada yada 2010"? To institutional investors who have to decorate their books to look "pretty" for investor relations meetings, the end of the year is important, but to actual investors, traders, analysts, etc., (i.e. readers of this blog, Seeking Alpha, WSJ,
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Tags: 2009, 2009 portfolio, 2010, 2010 finance, 2010 portfolio, 2010 profits, Bond, bonds, commodites, do 2010, don't 2010, equities, forex, futures, gains in 2010, market, markets, pain in 2010, portfolio, profit in 2010, stock market, stocks, trouble in 2010, what not to do in 2010
Nov 23rd, 2009 |
By Rob
The Weekly Spectrum The 2009 Thanksgiving holiday week will be brief, but crucial economic data to be released between Monday and Wednesday will leave marks on investors faced with the pivotal punches of where to put their money. With a spotlight on housing, economic data for the November 23 week will be highlighted by Existing Home Sales,
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Posted in Weekly Spectrum |
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Tags: bonds, Case Schiller HPI, Consumer Confidence, Consumer Sentiment, diamond slice, durable goods, Economic Data, equities, existing home sales, Gain, GDP revision, Investing, market, Market Edge, new home sales, Personal Income and Outlays, profit, stock market
Nov 17th, 2009 |
By Rob
Amidst all the hypotheses and strategies of guys like myself "probing for profits", the most recent security to have stolen the limelight must be currencies. It's no secret that the U.S. Dollar has been falling against nearly every major currency throughout the world over the past six months, however it's soon to become a bigger issue,
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Posted in Macro Analysis |
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Tags: Bernanke, china, commodity, delinquency, emerging, Equity, Fed Funds, fed mandate, foreclosure, interest rate, market, mortgage, QE, QT, quantitative easing, quantitative tightening, recession, stock, U.S. dollar, USD
Nov 13th, 2009 |
By Rob
The Direxion 10-Year Treasury Note 3X Bear ETN (TYO) is a leveraged ETN which is designed to move in tandem with the yield on the 10-Yr Treasury Note, opposite the price, and with three times leverage on a daily basis. Like many leveraged and inverse ETNs this one carries risks, especially when holding the product
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Tags: 3X Bear, Bear, Direxion, Direxion 10-yr, Equity, ETF, gains, grwoth, inverse ETF, leveraged ETF, market, profit, short, stock market, Treasury, TYO, TYO chart, yield