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A few charts on why Yen carry trade has become such an important factor:
1/ Low rates and low inflation led to Yen weakening, which in turn…
2/ Led to more shorts against Yen and…
3/ More cross-border borrowing in Yen
4/ But a sudden rise in rates and Yen, reversed this “carry trade”.
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A few charts on why Yen carry trade has become such an important factor:
1/ Low rates and low inflation led to Yen weakening, which in turn…
2/ Led to more shorts against Yen and…
3/ More cross-border borrowing in Yen
4/ But a sudden rise in rates and Yen, reversed this “carry trade”.
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The doom loop and four ways it may end, according to @Gavekal
Falling US stocks lead to US dollar declines expectation to Yen strength to Yen carry trade unwinds to more selling of US stocks and so on. https://t.co/MGmvZ7aYZr
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The doom loop and four ways it may end, according to @Gavekal
Falling US stocks lead to US dollar declines expectation to Yen strength to Yen carry trade unwinds to more selling of US stocks and so on. https://t.co/MGmvZ7aYZr
A few charts on why Yen carry trade has become such an important factor:
1/ Low rates and low inflation led to Yen weakening, which in turn…
2/ Led to more shorts against Yen and…
3/ More cross-border borrowing in Yen
4/ But a sudden rise in rates and Yen, reversed this “carry trade”. tweet
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2Q'24 Merion Road Capital on $VCTR, $LAKE
https://t.co/crY8866fjc
More fund letters here:
https://t.co/WRGkdL2eBG https://t.co/C64R152izi
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2Q'24 Merion Road Capital on $VCTR, $LAKE
https://t.co/crY8866fjc
More fund letters here:
https://t.co/WRGkdL2eBG https://t.co/C64R152izi
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Just came across this very interesting chart. US share of world GDP and world stock market used to be moving in tandem until 2010 when the two have almost “decoupled”.
The big tech was probably one of the key reasons behind this. The history suggests the largest companies rarely stay on top for long.
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Just came across this very interesting chart. US share of world GDP and world stock market used to be moving in tandem until 2010 when the two have almost “decoupled”.
The big tech was probably one of the key reasons behind this. The history suggests the largest companies rarely stay on top for long.
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US alcohol consumption charts by Bernstein in the FT
Bernstein characterises the current period (since 2011) as "Per Cap Creeps Up, Beer Loses Share"
Per capita spirits volume growing since 2000
cc: $DGE $DEO
https://t.co/OCJyQyC5Gq https://t.co/IRmiYCD3FP
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US alcohol consumption charts by Bernstein in the FT
Bernstein characterises the current period (since 2011) as "Per Cap Creeps Up, Beer Loses Share"
Per capita spirits volume growing since 2000
cc: $DGE $DEO
https://t.co/OCJyQyC5Gq https://t.co/IRmiYCD3FP
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Rightmove $RMV loses OpenRent contract
OpenRent is "agent" with ~700 "branches" (<8%)
estimated impact is 3% drop in membership (2023: 18,785), £90-100 increase in arpa (2023: £1,356)
"reiterates its fy 2024 revenue & margin guidance"
but contract only ends 1-sep
shares -6.8% https://t.co/wvntcfkvai
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Rightmove $RMV loses OpenRent contract
OpenRent is "agent" with ~700 "branches" (<8%)
estimated impact is 3% drop in membership (2023: 18,785), £90-100 increase in arpa (2023: £1,356)
"reiterates its fy 2024 revenue & margin guidance"
but contract only ends 1-sep
shares -6.8% https://t.co/wvntcfkvai
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RT @HiddenValueGems: An interesting observation:
“Since 2023 (at least), speculators borrowed money in Japan at near-zero interest rates. They converted their borrowed yen into dollars, and bought the Nasdaq 100. That drove the yen further down and the Nasdaq 100 further up. This "carry trade" has been unraveling in recent weeks…as the yen continued to soar in response to the Bank of Japan's recent tightening moves.”
$QQQ #Yen
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RT @HiddenValueGems: An interesting observation:
“Since 2023 (at least), speculators borrowed money in Japan at near-zero interest rates. They converted their borrowed yen into dollars, and bought the Nasdaq 100. That drove the yen further down and the Nasdaq 100 further up. This "carry trade" has been unraveling in recent weeks…as the yen continued to soar in response to the Bank of Japan's recent tightening moves.”
$QQQ #Yen
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