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eurusdzn
 

Registered: Feb 2012
Posts: 138

 

10-01-12 01:10 AM

Summary for last week and some of upcoming week.

WEEKLY NET CHANGE:

SPY -1.3%
FXE -1.05%
FXA -.64%
USO -1.07%
GLD -.04%
TLT +2.2%
FXY +.1%
VXX +3.45%



On Monday, stocks began the week on a down note after Germany's Ifo Business Climate Index missed expectations
Monday: AAPL 667.10, -14.21) ended lower by 1.3% after reporting selling just five million iPhone 5s over the weekend, while some expected sales to reach as much as 10 million units.
Tuesday dow down 100 points. Riots in the streets in Spain due to austerity, regions of Spain wanting to govern themselves, creditors against using the unfunded ESM for Spanish bailouts, Rajoy readying budget.

Very poor macro data late in week.
Thursday's session got off to a strong start despite a string of negative economic data.
The third estimate of second quarter GDP indicated growth of 1.3% which was well below the prior reading of 1.7%.
Elsewhere, durable goods orders also showed notable weakness as new orders declined by 13.2% during August.
Excluding transportation related items, durable goods orders decreased by 1.6%.
Weekly initial claims were the sole bright spot as the reading of 359k was below the broadly-anticipated 379k.
The major averages extended their gains after Spain announced its 2013 budget which included spending cuts and no tax hikes.


Spain's budget announcement Thursday was initially greeted with enthusiasm as it appeared to demonstrate Spain's commitment to
cutting its budget deficit and qualifying for a bailout that would remove default risk for the near future.
However by Friday many analysts were already noting that the budget was based on unrealistically optimistic assumptions
about Spain's GDP declining by only 0.5% in 2013. For example

* BofA Merrill Lynch forecasts -1.7 % GDP
* SocGen expects -2.2 %
* Citi predicts-3.2 %

If these predictions gain wider acceptance, which is likely given Spain's history of dubious reporting standards, then disappointed markets
could sell off on renewed anxiety that the ongoing game of chicken between Spain and the EU could resume,.
These could potentially be THE big market mover this week.


This article is a good look forward to this week.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/895...ngs-to-consider is a good calender primer for this week.

Bottom line, we were oversold last week into Spain budget. Knee-jerk risk on followed for one day or so and gave it all back. Bearish.
QE3 remains the top in SPY onb Sep13. This is a pullback retracement to ma(20) and uptrend from JUN1 intact. Bonds are notably riskoff.
Last two daily bars in Euro prety big and give me a range to watch as a tell as to which direction thigs go.
FOMC minutes released this week. Recently have moved markets. Details on conditions/expectations/Rationale for QE3 could be negative.
Dont see any upside to the minutes. NFP Friday. ADP earlier in week wrong last 3 of 4 times.

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eurusdzn
 

Registered: Feb 2012
Posts: 138

 

10-08-12 07:07 AM

Last Monday strong ISM Index which was reported at 51.5 against the expectations of a 49.7 reading. Most regonal reports have been bad recently but...
Tuesday was riskoff as Spanish aid request is not imminent.
Wednesday flat/chop
On Thursday, stocks began the day with a bullish bias. Romney rally after
great debate. August factory orders report indicated a 5.2% decrease. The number was not positive in itself, posting its worst reading since January 2009. However, it was better-than-feared as expectations called for a 6.0% pullback.
Friday NFP = 114k. big increase inpartime workers. Big adjustment from last month 96k to 140k jobs added.

WEEKLY NET CHANGE:

SPY 1.51%
GLD .42
USO -2.26%
FXE 1.38%
FXA -2.17%
TLT -2.47
FXY -.82%
VXX -5.2%


Strong + correlation in everything excluding FXA.
Risk on week.US dollar reversed and sold off all week.
SPY up 1.5% for the week no selling/red days

Bonds down only the last two days hard with Romney rally and NFP and better news in general. Easing in Austalia , not ECB. China next?
Bonds are trending down in risk-on inflationary trade since QE3. Long bond
looking to to 3%

YEN down with dollar and bonds

GLD mixed , lagged up .5% this week but PA still very strong and advancing.

FXA rate cut and caution of weakness in China and rest of world. FXA strong correlation with SPY and risk on in general fell apart.

Strong + correlation in 4 major European markets with US markets.ECB no rate cut and Drahgi says ECB has done enough. Next move is Spains.

ISM Monday 51.5 better than expected even though recently most regional manufacturing reports bad.
NFP 114k but unemployment 8.1 to 7.8. Lot of part time workers added. Big up revision to last monts 96k added to 140k aded.
Early in week there was some dissapointment that Spain may not request bailout soon.

Earnings start this week. Possible that market looks past earnings
to Spain, our election and fiscal cliff. Lets see. But , we are well int a swing high and approaching high in SPY. Due for pullbacks/countertrend trades here.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/br...05?pagenumber=2

Light week US data upcoming Fed beige book and ppi (WED,FRI).
AA Tues then JPM.
AAPL effect is a big deal recently.


Europe:

17 Europe finance ministers meet to discuss Spain.Next day all 27 members meet.
Rajoy to France. Merkel to Greece taken as symbol of no Grexit.


Spain 10 year = 5.69 down 25bp. last week. This delays bailout request so they say.
Elections in Spain this month , austerity not popular, yeilds falling, there is leverage in threat of systemic risk to get less severe austerity measures,
Drahgi has said measures needn't be severe but Germany doesnt agree.
Spain wants conditions on the table before they make a request. I read that some beleive it will be about a month before the request. Time to discount this bullish event. This seems to be the main news event in the market for a time to come.

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