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… que m'han plantufat avui nomA@s 23 Jun 2016, | SarriA - 0 | positive co arribar a la City (previa pregunta, of course)#Brexit 15:47 - CEST | Barcelo https://t.co/rNW2zzxij5k na - Catalun ya aspland&86 RT @Wotamoron: Us at moron think all mp's are alla | 23 Jun 2016, | England 83...

…em. Think of buying EM and commodities in February. Think of selling defensive equities and bonds and buying banks post-Brexit. None of us will get that right all of the time, but the Warren Buffet maxim “be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy” is pa...

…Lynch Global Research, Datastream, IBES Source: BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research, Datastream, IBES UK —- Waiting for Brexit It’s useful to think about where the UK is today in terms of the four risk factors we identified in our February 2016 Brexit preview: 1) weaker GBP; 2}...

…end of year they are written in. There is a real danger of that this year given the speed which things have moved since Brexit and more recently the US election. The two charts below show that Financials and Cyclicals have clawed back around 2/3 of their underperformance vs Defen...

…are three key lessons on tail risks from 2016: 1) tail-risk probabilities are generally “fatter” than commonly assumed (Brexit and Trump’s victory); 2} hedging tail risks even in a world of low implied volatilies is hard if the directional implications are unclear (equity puts fo...

…began its annual weeklong meeting on Sunday, and this year, the big question is whether Britons should vote again on Brexit.", "type": "text"},{"additions": [{"URL":"https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/21/world/ urope/eu-theresa-may-brexit-salzburg.html?partner=applenewséad keywor...

…: Cyclicals vs Defensives: from -3.5SD to +3.2SD in 14 months Chart 12: Financials vs Defensives: -2.5SD to +2.5SD post Brexit 4 4 3 3 2 2 { 1 0 0 -{ -1 ry) -2 3 3 A a Deeede Dec-01 Dec-05 Dec-09 Dec-13 Dec-97 Dec-01 Dec-05 Dec-09 Dec-13 Financials vs Defensives - relative price...

…ow the bank’s actions to manage an interest rate cycle via balance sheet positioning protect on the downside (i.e. post-Brexit) while at the same time allow for an uptick when rates rise. WFC received numerous investor questions on when they would deploy its dry power ($572bn in...

Underweight Retail In addition to Brexit concerns, we also see a number of fundamental reasons to reiterate out underperform on Retail. Structural margin pressures: Aside from Brexit, retailers face declining returns as online disruptors and discounters drive up competition. EBI...

… have moved too far too fast in a more general sense. The last comparable episode was in early July in the wake of the Brexit sell-off. At that point Defensives were hitting record over bought signals with Financials and Cyclicals seeing the opposite. Against the backdrop of hei...

…spective in the market moves to date. The scatter chart below compares the PE relative change since 8th July (the post Brexit valuation high / low for many sectors) against where PE relative ranks now compared to history. Essentially sectors in the top right have enjoyed a relat...

Brexit remains a large political risk for