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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Portugal passes fresh tax hikes
Portugal’s parliament has passed the country’s largest tax hike package in decades. The changes form part of Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho’s new 2013 budget programme. Lisbon has to meet targets set by a 78-billion-euro bailout agreement with the EU … Continue reading
Posted in Euro, Eurozone Sovereign Spreads, Fiscal Policy
Tagged Fiscal Policy, Portugal, Tax Hikes
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Quote of the Day: Hamburger Capital Management
We know all about grinding up capital in a choppy market! High levels of cash continue to be my position in this current market. Don’t overtrade sloppy markets. – Dan Zanger, on StockTwits, Oct 31, 2012
What to Expect When You’re Electing
Interesting data on S&P500 returns during the last two months of a presidential election year. We looked at the last fifteen presidential elections beginning with the 1952 election of President Eisenhower. With the exception of the swan elections of 2008, … Continue reading
Apple’s End-of-Month Window Dressing
Interesting data on Apple’s end-of-month (eom) daily returns since the March 2009 crash bottom. Our priors are that every PM and their mother would be buying Apple at the end the month to show they own it as the stock … Continue reading
Japan PMI falls to 46.9, 18-month low
Markit’s press release on Japan’s October manufacturing PMI, Commenting on the Japanese Manufacturing PMI survey data, Paul Smith, Senior Economist at Markit and author of the report said: “The fall back in the headline PMI to an 18-month low during … Continue reading
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Week in Review
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Posted in Week in Review
Tagged bonds, Commodities, Crude Oil, DAX, Gold, NASDAQ, Shanghai Composite, Stocks
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Hugh Hendry and David Einhorn at the Buttonwood Gathering
Spend some time over the weekend listening to Hugh Hendry and David Einhorn, who were participating in the Economist’s Buttonwood Gathering this week. Nice to hear from some non-cheerleaders. Smart and provocative. Hendry is very bearish on the creditor nations … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy, Whales
Tagged Buttonwood Gathering, China, David Einhorn, Federal Reserve, Hugh Hendry, Japan
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Weekly Eurozone Watch
Key Data Points German 10-year Bund 6 bps lower; France 10-year 10 bps wider to the Bund; Italy 19 bps wider; Spain 28 bps wider; Belgium 11 bps wider; Portugal 56 bps wider; Ireland 6 bps wider; Greece 93 bps … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly Eurozone Watch
Tagged Banks, European Sovereign Spreads, Eurozone, Greece, Italy, Spain
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Apple Misses, Guides Lower
Apple comes in a little light at $8.67, up from $7.05 in fiscal Q4 2011. The EPS missed estimates of $8.75. The stock was trading down about $10 in AH and did break $600 at one point, but coming back … Continue reading