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Sunday, February 27, 2011

The preivious week: 'Power to the people' and oil spiked!

Dear Reader,

It has been an eventful week, hasn't it. Uprisings in Tunsia, Egypt, Libiya, Yemen etc. Basically, the whole Middle East is about to fold into chaos...

Is this good or bad for investments? Volatility is always good for short-term traders!

Main themes: Oil, Stocks, Agriculture, Gold, Silver.

The price of oil spiked more than 10%. People thought  the prices of agriculture are skyrocketing. Chaos ensued and investors sold aggresively wheat, corn, soybeans etc. 'Every cloud has a silver lining'
Stocks, especially in Europe, recorded heavy losses? How to play these events?

An obvious choice is oil companies who do not have large operations in the Middle East-> Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Lukoil, companies doing business in the canadaian oil sands. Gold is another excellent choice. When the world looks like it might end, people turned historically to gold. For the next couple of weeks, I think 'risk is back on'. Investors will flee risky assets as stocks, commodities and go to the safety of US and German government bonds. Here I should warn if states in the US are allowed to fail or countries in Europe default, even bonds will sell off aggresively. Agriculture will go down again. Everything depends on whether the Libiyan situation will be resolved soon and if Saudi Arabia is thrown in turmoil. An investment bank recently published an article, quoting a price for oil above $200 if the unrest spreads to Saudi  Arabia...

Personal view on the markets: Buy OIL in the form of futures or ETFs. Buy GOLD. Buy swiss franc.
Buy out of the money  put options (1 year until strike) on the S&P, DJIA and Nasdaq.
Sell Wheat, Corn, Soy beans.
The positions are with a time span of 1 week, since today.

Disclaimer: At the moment, I do not have any positions in oil, gold, wheat, corn, soy beans and their derivatives. I  have  neither any option trades on, nor have I bought swiss franc currency crosses, or stocks of the energy companies mentioned in the analysis! I do not plan to enter in the afore mentioned trades in the next 72 hours.
Petar Posledovich

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Refresh :-)

Hi,

I haven't written for a while in the blog, have I...?

I am going to start posting on financial markets regularly again!

I would post investment recommendations about taking positions in financial instruments: stocks, ETFs and options in particular.
Since ETFs on various asset classes are traded on the global exchanges (NYSE, being the leader, of course) I am going to cover the whole spectrum of asset classes -> stocks, options, fixed income, forex, commodities, volatility and arbitrage strategies!

Bit by bit, I will start posting my views in (short) daily notes for the next trading day and longer weekly views for the next week of trading.

Please be advised, that at first I will not have the time to trade every position I take, since I am working fulltime for a financial institution. But in time I will 'put my mouth where my money is'!


P.S. My belief is that markets are dynamic. So it is (extremely) difficult to predict them for longer time spans. They should be modelled dynamically, which is not done at the moment in (theoretical) financial literature. My views will change and adapt constantly with news and price flow!



Saturday, October 4, 2008

Markets Fall Again

Maintaining short on FNM, FRE and long on WMT

Friday, October 3, 2008

Realise the Profit

Close the FRE,FNM short and the WMT long risk arbitrage positions with a profit

Thursday, October 2, 2008

Falling Markets Again

We are witnessing continuation of the slump in financial markets.

Short FRE, FNM and long WMT (Wall Mart Stores)

Posledovich Asset Management

Hi,

Here I am going to post my investment ideas for trading the global financial markets.
I am going to post results of the investment recommendations.