Daily Trading Stance
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Theme Comment S&P500 closed below an important trendline yesterday, but above the 200 DMA (909.86) The sell-off in equities/buying in bonds yesterday was spurred by two things: 1) ECB said that European banks face additional losses in the area of $283 bn. this year as the recession intensifies and more to come in 2010, 2) Empire manufacturing from the U.S. showing manufacturing is shrinking suggesting that the U.S. economy has months to go before hitting the bottom. Look for important macro numbers today from the US (industrial production and capacity utilization), Germany (ZEW-figures) and UK (inflation) Economic Data Releases Country Time (GMT) UK 08:30 GE 09:00 US 13:15
Name CPI YoY (MAY) ZEW Survey Econ. Sentiment (JUN) Industrial Production (MAY)
FX EURUSD EURJPY USDJPY GBPUSD AUDUSD
Comment Selling rallies near 1.3820 area, targeting support of around 1.3750 and further down towards 1.3650 Finding some bids aound 133.30. We prefer sell rallies from here. Whipsaw around 96.60-97.00. Expect further downside as we favour JPY over the USD. Selling 1.6280 with stop above 1.280 bid, looking for 1.6100. Look for further equity/commodity sell off to see AUDUSD under further pressure.
Daily stance 0/0/0/0/0/-
FX-Options EURUSD
USDJPY
Expectation 2.0% 35.0 -1.0%
Prior 2.3% 31.1 -0.5%
Comment
Comment Front end vols were sold off yesterday with 1w down around 0.8 vols. Main focus has been around the 1.3750 level so likely to see spot continue to range around 1.38 for the next couple of sessions. 3m and out still sees buyers of EUR calls. Yen vols were paid up today on the back of the spot move Risk reversals followed along. The market has been pretty short downside so likely to see further short covering of vols and short gamma stop losses driving the market lower.
Equities Daily stance DAX 0/FTSE 0/S&P500 0/Nasdaq100 0/Nikkei 0/-
Comment Sell at the break of 4880 targeting 4814. S/L above 4930. Sell at the break of 4310 targeting 4250. S/L above 4355. Sell at the break of 917 targeting 900. S/L above 928.
Commodities Daily Stance Gold 0/+ Silver 0/+ Oil 0/-
Comment Gaining in tandem with USD strength, looking like a short term bottom here at 930 area. Buy at the break of 14.2884 targeting 14.4450. S/L below 14.24 Breaking $70 in asia session again and looks like it will be capped. Looking to sell towards 68.00
Earnings Releases Time (GMT) Country (G(GMT)(GM T)
Name
EPS exp.
EPS prior
Comment
Daily Trading Stance Top 100 Global US Breakeven 10 Year 140
Stocks C
3
120
2,5
2
100
1,5 80
Credit Default Swaps are expressions for the perceived default risk in a company. Now at 80.
USD breakeven 10 Year – an expression for measuring inflation 1 expectations. 60
AAA and BAA Corporate Bonds vs.
EURUSD Opt. Vol.
0,5
7
35
40 16-06-2008
0
16-08-2008
16-10-2008
16-12-2008
30 -0,5
25 04-feb
04-apr
04-jun
5 04-okt
04-aug
1
Saxo CDS Index
6
04-dec
04-feb
04-apr
04-jun
4 10 Year US Breakeven
20 3
15
Volatility at different time horizons. Too low, now?
Spreads are easing, but still showing tight corporate debt 2 markets.
10
1 CEE-German Govt. Bond Spreads CBOE SPX VOLATILIT
5 12
800
okt-07
0 10jun-07
aug-07
okt-07
dec-07
feb-08
apr-08
EUR-USD OPT VOL 1W
jun-08
70 aug-08
EUR-USD OPT VOL 1M
60
jan-08
okt-08
apr-08
dec-08
feb-09
EUR-USD OPT VOL 1Y Moody BAA -
apr-09
jul-08
jun-09
US Generic Govt 30 Year Yield
Moo
8
50 6
40
Some optimism after the G20 meeting. Especially for Hungary.
The VIX Index is edging lower. Now below 30. 30
4
20 2
10 0 aug-08
0 sep-08
okt-08
nov-08
dec-08
GDMA Hungarian - German
jan-09
feb-09 nov-08
Czech Republic - German
mar-09 dec-08 Poland - German
apr-09
maj-09 jan-09
jun-09 feb-09
m
CBOE SPX VOLATILITY INDX
1