Panen siia vahelduseks 2 graafikut hedge-fondide jeeni lühikesest positsioonist ning ostetud USA võlakirjadest. Nagu näha, siis fondid on suutnud oma lühikest jeeni positsiooni väga nobedalt vähendada ning samavõrra võlakirjade osakaalu suurendada. Sarnasused veebruari lõpu/märtsi alguse kukkumisega fondide käitumises.
Seega jaemüüjate seis keeruline, mida oli kuulda ka eilsetest WMTi tulemustest ning millest oleme LHV foorumites pikka aega rääkinud ning millest ka Oliver tänases Äripäeva numbris on kirjutanud.
Core CPI y/y +2.2% vs +2.2% consensus
CPI y/y +2.4% vs +2.4% consensus
CPI m/m +0.1% vs +0.1% consensus
Core CPI m/m +0.2% vs +0.2% consensus
Numbrid vastavad ootustele - seega suur osa maailma turul toimuvatest sisendihinnatõusudest on tulnud ettevõtetel marginaalide arvelt absorbeerida.
Bloombergis väga huvitav artikkel, kus kommenteeritakse Coutrywide Financiali (CFC) downgrade'i Merrilli poolt. Üheks probleemiks tuuakse ka potentsiaalset pankrotti, kui ei saada ligi lühiajalistele finantseeringutele. Teiseks öeldakse, et ei taibata likviidsuse tähtsust, mis sunnib varasid müüma allasurutud hindadega - kõik see omakorda vähendab investorite usaldust ning seega võimalust tõsta uut raha.
Artikkel ise siin, soovitan kindlasti pilgu peale visata. See haakub väga tugevalt ka tänase pealooga.
By Rev Shark
RealMoney.com Contributor
8/15/2007 8:13 AM EDT
Temptations, unlike opportunities, will always give you second chances.
-- Orlando A. Battista
One of the natural consequences of a market that is under great pressure is that market pundits will be urging us to hurry up and buy the great bargains that are emerging as prices fall. Suddenly all these stocks that we watched move higher as we sat on the sidelines are now far lower, and the temptation to jump in will be quite strong.
As you consider the possibility of making some purchases as the market falls, there are a few things to keep in mind.
First, don't let seemingly cheap valuations suck you in to stocks that are downtrending and/or don't have technical support. When the market goes bad, cheap stocks can get a whole lot cheaper. Valuation goes out the window when investors are scrambling to protect capital.
In addition, valuation has a way of changing quickly when things go bad. Earnings estimates come down and negatives come to light. Don't be too quick to jump in to stocks simply because they look cheap. Wait for some technical support to emerge. That means you aren't going to buy the bottom tick but you will be safer if you wait for support to form.
Second, when the market falls like this one, the great likelihood is that we are going to see some very sharp but short-lived bounces. Don't be too quick to believe that the worst is over and that it is the time to load up. If you do some buying, you may also want to do some flipping to take advantage of short-lived relief rallies.
When the market does bottom and a new uptrend emerges, you will have time to get in. Many investors make the mistake of thinking they have to be fully invested at the absolute bottom in order to make money, and the media does a great job of promoting that idea. They will urge us constantly to get in because the selling is "overdone."
Yes, you might want to nibble at some of your favorite stocks on pullbacks, but the biggest mistake the average investor makes when buying weakness is buying too much, too early. Most individual investors tend to average in too fast and then they find themselves under great stress when their favorite stocks don't cooperate. Emotions come into play as losses mount, and instead of averaging in further, they end up selling for a loss just to relieve the pressure.
Averaging in to a favorite stock on weakness is a great strategy, but it has to be done properly. The key is do it slowly and methodically and to maintain some sort of money management discipline in case your favorite stock turns out to not to be so good after all.
The market is under big pressure again this morning. There is panic in the air as fear of the unknown continues to grow. Some rebound opportunities are quickly setting up, but make sure you have your strategy clear. If you are going to play some short-lived bounces then don't start loading up on long-term investments. If you are looking for long-term investments, don't be in too big of a rush to catch a short-lived bounce.
This poor open this morning may be a sufficient washout to give us a reflexive bounce. The sellers are really pressing, and I wouldn't be surprised to see the traders jump in on the long side soon. Just keep in mind that this downtrend is likely to persist and that bounces should be sold, not embraced.
It is a sea of red overseas, and futures are indicating a very poor start. Strap on your trading helmet and adjust your goggles. It's going to be a wild one today.
No positions.
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Ülespoole avanevad:
Gapping up on strong earnings/guidance: DAKT +9.1%, TSTC +6.2%, HNZ +5.2%, DE +2.1%... Other news: LEND +24.7% (Court sets expedited trial date for Accredited; more than 97% of shares tendered), TMA +25% (stock is not trading in the pre-mkt, the percentage change is based on after hours prices; however, stock has seen multiple downgrades this morning), PGLA +13.1% (announces the EMEA recommends orphan drug designation for PI-88), WIND +7.1% (Silicon Valley Watcher reports that WIND is up for sale), TMY +7.0% (WSJ article discusses why Chinese cos are circling tiny TMY), MEH +4.9% (Board of Directors receives revised offer from AirTran).
Allapoole avanevad:
Gapping down on weak earnings/guidance: ORCT -7.4%, AMAT -4.2%, M -3.9%... Other news: WCI -14.2% (announces asset impairment charges, delays earnings report by 5 days), KFN -15.5% (downgraded at FBR based on news that S&P may downgrade the co's C.P conduits; co also announces sale of $5.1 bln of residential mortgage loans), CFC -5.9% (downgraded to Sell at Merrill on liquidity concerns), NCT -6.3% (downgraded to Equal-weight at Lehman along with ABR, KFN and NRF), BHP -4.4% (Bloomberg.com reports BHP and RTP led mining companies lower in Europe as copper declined), PHM -2.4% (Fitch downgraded the issuer default rating of PHM to "BBB" from "BBB+" due to the continued U.S. housing slowdown and eroding credit quality).
Industrial Production: 0.3% vs 0.3%
NY Empire State Index: 25.1 vs 19.0
tööstus endiselt tugev
Dow prognoos aasta lõpuks sai aasta alguses kirja pandud 13800 ja Nasdaq 2550. Praegu usun enam-vähem samu numbreid. Nasdaq tuleb pigem veidi tugevam.
Ma lihtsalt uskusin, et oluline osa ettevõtetest näitab turule ootamatult tugevaid kasuminumbreid. Siiani on see ka nii olnud, kui finantssektor välja arvata. Minu jaoks P/E 15 ja alla selle on paljude suurettevõtete puhul täiesti ok. Loomulikult sõltub hinnang sektorist. Finantssektori P/E-d võiks rahulikult 1,5-ga korrutada. Seal on viimase aasta number selline, mida tõenäoliselt järgmise 2 aasta jooksul korrata ei suudeta. Kiusatus sealt endale midagi osta, on täesti olemas, aga ma annan endale aru, et ega välispankade seisust tavaline investor midagi ei tea ja ei saagi teada. Iga negatiivne uudis mingi finantsasutuse kohta on suur üllatus. Aga ma pean silmas näiteks PEP, AA, NVS, Danone Gruppi. Pepsi on mul juba mõnda aega silma all, aga siis, kui depod vabanevad, siis on alati just suurem hüpe tulnud. Ma usun sellesse ettevõttesse järgmise 10 aasta perspektiivis. Esiteks on väga hea portfell, teiseks müüb ta tooteid, mille hinda inflatsioonilises keskkonnas on hea ülespoole kergitada, kolmandaks laienetakse, neljandaks mulle meeldivad ettevõtted, mis kontrollivad olulisi ressursse (antud juhul siis veeressurssi). Ja täna sai PEP downgrade'i. Loodetavasti saab alla 66 osta.
Kui peaks tõeks osutuma, et ka intressimäärasid enam ei tõsteta, siis on see aktsiate omandamise suhtes veel eriti positiivne. Ma isiklikult usun, et me näeme pigem veel tõstmisi, kuigi mitte sel aastal.
Indeksite osas veel nii palju, et sellist vastutuules purjetamist ma aasta alguses uskusingi. I poolaasta oligi liiga roosiline. Aga kui ajalugu vaadata, siis suured on sellistes karmides tingimustes oma jõudu teiste suhtes pigem kasvatanud. Nii kaua kuni ma veel lisaks 5%-list langust indeksites ei näe, siis ma kasutan selliseid nõrkusehetki pigem portfelli täiendamiseks. Teatud põhjustel olin sunnitud portfelli juba juunis ca 30% võrra vähendama, koba peale oli ajastus päris ok, kuigi 3 nädalat hiljem oleks oluliselt suurema kasumiga välja saanud. Aga kui praegu hindu vaadata, siis BP on juba madalamal kui 67.60, millega mina müüsin, Intel on muidugi 22.27-st oluliselt kõrgemal.
Kui dollari nõrgenemise protsentide mahaarvamisest rääkida, siis see on minu arvates üks paras jama :) USA Laenuprobleemide jõudmist tarbimisse veelgi tugevamalt pean üldiselt reaalseks, mistõttu rahvusvahelised firmad oleks pigem valikus soosingus kui otsida turvalist investeerimisvõimalust pikemaajaliselt.
Järgmise nädala alguses vabanevad taas mõned depod. Kui turg püsib ka järgmise nädala alguses madalal, siis tõenäoliselt liigun 90% ulatuses aktsiatesse (viimase 1-2 kuu jooksul on aktsiate osakaal olnud pigem 70-75%). Ootan põrget. Natuke peab suurendama PRTY positsiooni, sest see kukkuski alla 25p. Ja eks siis näeb, kas ostan AA, NVS või PEP. Kõigil omad head ja vead. AA puhul võiks olulised liikumised kõige kiiremini aset leida, aga NVS ja PEP on minu jaoks sellised pikaajalised väärtusaktsiad.
As part of its continuing provision of liquidity in support of the efficient functioning of financial markets, the Bank of Canada announced today that it is temporarily expanding the list of collateral eligible for use by market participants in Special Purchase and Resale Agreements (SPRAs).
Tund aega tagasi hindas turg intressimäärade langetamise võimalusi järgnevalt:
FOMC meeting | Today | Yesterday | Friday |
September 18th | 100% for one; 24% for a half-point cut | 84% for one quarter-point cut | 98% for one |
October 31st | 100% for one; 78% for two quarter-point cuts (4.75% funds rate) | 100% for one quarter-point cut; 40% for two | 100% for one; 38% for two |
End of year | 100% for two quarter-point cuts (4.75% funds rate); 32% for three (4.50% funds rate) | 200% for two (4.75% funds rate). | 100% for one; 86% for two |