I could be wrong.... but looking a bit deeper into that story, he also holds a lot of Calls (although only about a 1/3rd as many). So it may be a simple volatility strategy... might go up... might go down.If George is right I have no doubt that we will follow
http://blogs.marketwatch.com/thetel...bet-on-the-sp-500-to-the-tune-of-1-3-billion/
I could be wrong.... but looking a bit deeper into that story, he also holds a lot of Calls (although only about a 1/3rd as many). So it may be a simple volatility strategy... might go up... might go down.
Also, the disclosure is dated 6 weeks ago.
I don't know what is going on over there in the states.
But 2 days ago all of a sudden all the big wigs were talking the market down. They had all been bullish literally up to the day before.
But suddenly it was all time to be very cautious and spread the load and that sort of thing.
It really was quite bazaar like they had all had a whisper.
Low and behold we have had a third negative day on the US markets.
None were long term bearish but they were all singing this tune with nothing that has materially changed to indicate a correction. No new news or event or anything.
Sure we have just started an earnings reporting season, which can always make for some wildness but still.
The only sentence that seemed to make sense to me on it all was one that went something like this -
The street has been bearish whilst the market has recovered, but now the street is showing signs of bullishness so the market is turning cautious.
Presumably had a lot to do with the 6.1% backward indicator of employment
This spells to me, that commodities are very close to their temporary bottoms, and US dollar near it's temporary top. The multimonth countertrend moves in these markets are imminent.
There is no reason to panic, ASX is not tanking, it is just correcting the previous move from 2012.
Temporary means temporary.
US Dollar is in a long term uptrend and commodities are in 20year bear market, both started in 2010 just different directions. All moves against main trend will be corrective in nature and depending on time taken the main trend will resume in those markets later. Us dollar will reach triple digit territory, and commodities will decline further after a relief rally that could take months or even years. I expect oil will climb back to $80-90, gold to $1500.
There is no reason to panic, ASX is not tanking, it is just correcting the previous move from 2012.
Just wanted to let everyone know that the company ZipTel, ASX code (ZIP) is being investigated by ASIC.
SO, potential investors should be careful buying their shares.
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