Showing posts with label #Celgene. Show all posts
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Thursday, 27 July 2017

July 27, 2017 - Market Update (FOMC on summer vacation, playing safe, DXY close to support levels, EURUSD close to 200 WMA (1.1794), Gold/gold miners going higher? Heavy Deutsche Bank, Facebook enjoying the ride, Cameco - weak uranium price making heavy print)

Short recap

Asia up on dovish feeling Fed (stocks, bonds and commodities up)
Europe opening flat
ECB’s Nowotny – some room to reduce asset purchase from Jan 2018 but not stopping them
EU warned US over new sanctions against Russia as energy security is on the table
UK’s Rudd promised to keep access for EU workers
UK’s car industry production down 14% in June
US New home sales still growing but at a softer pace


FOMC – on summer vacation
Market feeling a dovish bias and lower likelihood of another 2017 hike
Balance sheet reduction to start relatively soon (market expecting announcement in Sep)
Repeated that inflation to rise to 2%
But admitted undershooting of 2% target

Equities

Daimler thinking about splitting some divisions
Third Point betting on Alibaba again as they see opportunities
No new sales of petrol/diesel cars in UK from 2040
Deutsche Bank to list its asset management arm but not before late 2018
Foxconn to build a new plant in US (3000 new jobs)
AGCO buying farm equipment division from Monsanto

Earnings

Samsung pretty comfortable with chip outlook, reported a record profits
Facebook doing well in mobile ads (up 50%), while strengthening its attraction as a social media

Amazon.com – to report better revenue supported by retail and cloud. Hungry a bit? What about the Whole Foods Market acquisition – any hints?
Procter & Gamble – organic sales should help the numbers
Celgene – investors are positive, would like to learn more on licensing deal with BeiGene
Cameco – results to be impacted by still ongoing fall in uranium prices. Market may also be interest in the progress/resolution of Tepco issue?
MasterCard – investors are positive
Intel – investors are positive by data center business will scrutinized
Twitter – market is expecting a decline in revenue on user growth stagnation
Deutsche Bank – investor worry about the results as the bank undergoes restructuring, Brexit and Trump Russian ties. All of that is also combined with ECB’s investigation of Qatar royal family and Chinese HNA who are bank’s largest shareholders.

Bonds

10-yr Trys yield at 2.28% (up)
10-yr Bund yield at 0.55% (down)

DXY

Offered tone, sentiment getting more bearish
As cautious Fed and political mess in Washington pressure USD
Close to support levels


EURUSD

Marching higher, no clear top yet, outside day reversal
Watching: 1.1750, 1.1794 (200 WMA), 1.1810 (38.2% Fibo) and then 1.20/2200
Likely 1.1800 will be respected as ECB to turn dovish soon too
On falling inflation and missing wage growth
So the 1.1750 and 200 WMA may be seen as the top
Support of note 1.1615, then 1.1580

USDJPY

Pressured by lower US yields, long liquidate seen
Sitting on 111.00 with likely dip demand around 110.80
Option expiries between 111.00-111.30 (more than USD 1.7 bln)
Life insurers with lower interest in foreign bonds
Has some room to get and stay above 114.00 toward year end

Gold

Resistance at 1264 (38.2% Fibo)
Support at 1255 (50.0% Fibo)
Watch also ascending and descending trendlines
As it trades above 1250 (100 DMA) we may see opportunities from a long side
Not only in spot but also in gold mining stocks
On the back of low inflation, weak USD and Trump

Should you have any questions feel free to contact me anytime.

Good luck Champs!

Mr Hawk



DISCLAIMER: This material was created for informational purposes only and represents the Land of Trading team’s view of the past and current economic and capital market environment. It is not an investment advice and should not be viewed that way at all, and the creators of this material cannot be held liable for any potential losses resulting from trading, where despite this disclaimer someone would consider this material as an investment advice. All rights reserved ©2016. Contact: landoftradingATgmailDOTcom


Friday, 7 July 2017

July 7, 2017 - Market Update (Good NFPs may trigger collapse in bonds/stocks, EZ stocks under pressure from higher yields/EUR, BoJ buying and buying, ECB not respecting allocation key, thus pushing core yields/EUR higher, EUR - make it through 1.1500 or ? Berkhsire to buy Oncor, Celgene/BeiGene to cooperate)

Short recap

Asia in red
Europe opening lower
Flash crash in Silver
Trump to meet with Putin


Very good US NFPs numbers may trigger collapse in bonds and stocks
As the risk of rising rates further will all implications will be higher
ECB Minutes with some tightening of financial conditions

Central Banks’ Reversals Signal the End of One Era and the Beginning of Another (Bridgewater CIO)  link

Equities

EZ stocks under pressure from higher rates and stronger EUR (like capital/debt intensive utilities)
But banks/financials doing well
In general financials (higher profits), health care (defensive play), consumer staples and techs (low debt) generally doing better
China pushing GM, Mercedes and Volkswagen to recall vehicles with air bags produced by Takata
Volvo selling 25% stake in Deutz
Berkshire to buy Oncor (utility)
Microsoft to cut 30k jobs (mostly outside US)
Dish Network and Amazon.com in talks about partnership
Knee surgery done by robots? Top medical techs working on…
Axis Capital to buy Lloyd’s Novae
EU to fine Merck, GE and Canon
Celgene and BeiGene agree on tumor cancer treatment cooperation

Bonds

BoJ to purchase an unlimited amount of 10-yr bonds at 0.11% yield
10-yr Trys yield at 2.39% vs 2.33% yesterday morning
10-yr Bund yield at 0.57% vs 0.47% yesterday morning

Broke an important 0.50% level, next is 0.60% and 1.00%
Looks like the move higher in core EZ bond yields comes from ECB
As it has not purchased assets fully in line with allocation key
What in turn supports EUR
Higher gov bond yields represent a risk for bonds with long durations and EM as such

EURUSD

Bounced off the pivot 1.1300 (post election high)
As mentioned on Monday getting way over 1.1600 not sustainable
Trading right below strong resistance from descending trendline and 1.1445, then 1.1615 high
If above resistances are broken we can eventually get ready for a move towards 1.2000/1.2500
With first target at 1.1714 (1.1750)
In order to look at 1.1580 need get through 1.1450

On the top of very strong resistance range
1.1400, 1.1344 (38.2% hourly Fibo) and 10 DMA at 1.1365 providing some support
But bear in mind that financing long EURUSD positions is pretty expensive swap wise

USDJPY

Pretty resilient in risk off mood
Broke descending trendline
Resistance at 114.36 high
Support at 113.05 (76.4% Fibo)

Gold

Getting support from geopolitical risks
Support at 1214 low
Resistance at 1231 (200 DMA), 1234 (76.4% Fibo) and rising trendline

Data/Events

US NFPs

Payrolls 179k exp vs 138k prior
Unemployment rate 4.3% exp vs 4.3% prior
Earnings 0.3% exp vs 0.2% prior
Participation …. vs 62.7% prior

Fed to publish its semi-annual report on mon pol (1500 GMT)

July 7/8 – G20 meeting
To discuss terrorism, free trade and climate
Trump meeting Putin while Merkel hosting them
Trump readying for a steel fight and withdraw from international talks on financial regulation

July 12 – Yellen testifying before Congress (prepared text to be released at 1230 GMT)
July 20 – ECB meeting
July 26 – FOMC meeting


Should you have any questions feel free to contact me anytime.

Good luck Champs!

Mr Hawk



DISCLAIMER: This material was created for informational purposes only and represents the Land of Trading team’s view of the past and current economic and capital market environment. It is not an investment advice and should not be viewed that way at all, and the creators of this material cannot be held liable for any potential losses resulting from trading, where despite this disclaimer someone would consider this material as an investment advice. All rights reserved ©2016. Contact: landoftradingATgmailDOTcom



Friday, 23 June 2017

June 23, 2017 - Market Update (Tough on Qatar, Soros: UK & EU may remarry, Morgan Stanley moving to Frankfurt/Dublin, Biotech on fire, FX option ruling EURUSD, USDJPY, Bonds on summer vacation)

Short recap

Asia flat
Europe opening lower
Tough conditions for Qatar to comply within 10 days
Will spur the risk off
Carlyle Group – Fed to keep hiking, no problem from higher rates
Soros on "Brexit In Reverse" - if all goes well UK & EU may remarry even before divorce  link
North Korea firing again


Equities

Morgan Stanley to move EU HQ and broker-dealer operations to Frankfurt and asset management to Dublin
Airbus & Boeing to face competition from RU, CN and JP in the future
Qatar Airways looking to buy 10% of American Airlines
US House not happy with Deutsche Bank’s rejection to share information about Trump’s finances with respect to Russia investigation
Biggest US banks passed the stress test
Biotech on fire without any particular reason
Index breaking through strong resistance
Few names to check: Gilead Sciences, AbbVie, CSL, Biogen, Amgen, Shire, Genmab, Celgene, Regeneron, Vertex, Alexion, Incyte (first three worth of looking at)
BlackBerry reporting Q1 earnings with focus on turnaround
Bombardier cutting more than 2k jobs in GE
Tesla to build a factory in China
Foxconn planning a USD 10 bln display factory in US

Bonds

10-yr Trys yield at 2.16% - not reacting to Bullard, more focussing on balance sheet reduction
10-yr Bund yield at 0.26% - no change from yesterday

EURUSD

No clear direction
Still stuck close to large option expiries strike levels within 1.1100-1200 range
Next week there are not that many, so we should be able to see a bit more moves
Expiring today EUR 1.97 bln at 1.1190-1200
Market watching interest rates differentials and ECB/Fed speakers
Next resistance at 1.1187 (23.6% Fibo)
10 DMA at 1.1175

Gold

Consolidating towards 1255 (50.0% Fibo)
Support from 100 DMA at 1249
Seen some risk off flows from energy
As prices of oil are very vulnerable on OPEC (in)action

Data/Events

ECB’s Draghi at European Council meeting
Fed’s Bullard (1515 GMT)
Fed’s Mester (1640 GMT)
Fed’s Powell (1815 GMT)

Should you have any questions feel free to contact me anytime.

Good luck Champs!

Mr Hawk



DISCLAIMER: This material was created for informational purposes only and represents the Land of Trading team’s view of the past and current economic and capital market environment. It is not an investment advice and should not be viewed that way at all, and the creators of this material cannot be held liable for any potential losses resulting from trading, where despite this disclaimer someone would consider this material as an investment advice. All rights reserved ©2016. Contact: landoftradingATgmailDOTcom

Thursday, 27 April 2017

Apr 27, 2017 - Market Update + ECB

Short recap

Asia up
Europe opening lower


BoJ – no change, outlook for econ up, CPI down
NAFTA to stay for now, I “admire” the respect of Trump for his partners
Trump’s tax reform out, if in place making a huge hole to federal budget
And making Fed to move faster
So far no inspiration for the market as it lacks the details and is very complex thing
No US Gov shutdown until Sep 30
New healthcare bill getting support
PBOC keeps reducing risk in financial system what is reflected in Shanghai Composite


Equities

US stocks didn’t hold gains after Tax reform announcement on fading momentum
With Home Capital Group in a need of USD 2 bln credit line
Something is going on in Canadian real estate
Airbus having a legal case
In love with Ducati? Likely on sale, just contact Volkswagen


Earnings season

Twitter, Fiat-Chrysler surprised, strong results from BASF and Deutsche Bank

Alphabet – expecting higher revenue, would be interesting to see any comments on diversifying its advertising revenue over other areas (cloud…etc.)
Microsoft – expecting better results as company benefits from its cloud services
Amazon – expecting better results as it benefits from its market position but some risk of using cash are present
Intel – Mobileye acquisition to pay off but company is still having to fix the core

Others to report: Celgene, Ford, Dow Chemical, UPS, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Johnson Controls, AbbVie, Marathon Petroleum, GoPro…etc.


Bonds

US yields experiencing more positioning then reflecting the reality of strong data and Fed likely hiking again in June

10-yr Trys yield at 2.31%
10-yr Bund yield at 0.36%


EURUSD (daily)
Negative tone under 1.0970
Looking whether closing the week below Sunday open at 1.0889
Support at 1.0850 and 1.0835 (200 DMA)



FX options

EURUSD 1m ATM vols
Saw a massive sell off in vols after 1st round of FR elections
RR favoring calls (from O/N to expiries covering 2nd round of FR elections)
ECB today – O/N vols trading at 17% setting the expected spot moving range at 0.9%



Commodities

Gold – now supported by geopolitical risks (fading) only

Upcoming

Bundestag voting on Brexit

ECB meeting
Expecting quiet meeting, no surprise (FR elections in two weeks)
Draghi to defend the QE continuation with maybe a slower pace of bond buying in 2018 and the rate rise well into the future
Will need to talk down any taper speculation at an earlier stage despite EZ macro data
Would correspond to three year cycle as Fed had
To please the hawks likely a small wording adjustment at Jun 8 meeting
Inflation to stay low (oil prices), core still weak at 0.7% (likely to be still disappointing in 2017/18)
Draghi/officials will be very prudent after last experience with a bit more hawkish tone
Having a huge market impact, had to talk it down after

Apr 29 – EU Summit to sign off the Brexit negotiations guidelines

May 7 – French presidential elections 2nd round (Macron/Le Pen – 60/40)

May 25 – OPEC/Non-OPEC meeting

Jun 11/18 – French Legislative (Parliamentary) elections (a big question mark for Macron to gain majority)


Should you have any questions feel free to contact me anytime.

Good luck Champs!

Mr Hawk



DISCLAIMER: This material was created for informational purposes only and represents the Land of Trading team’s view of the past and current economic and capital market environment. It is not an investment advice and should not be viewed that way at all, and the creators of this material cannot be held liable for any potential losses resulting from trading, where despite this disclaimer someone would consider this material as an investment advice. All rights reserved ©2016. Contact: landoftradingATgmailDOTcom