Hola Jinete,
Vaya vaya, así que ahora toca guiarse por el número pi, añadido a todo lo demás! XDXD esto es la repera, qué variedad de explicaciones extravagantes estamos descubriendo!
Muy bueno tu chiste; la verdad es que prefiero el humor a las teorías conspirativas :-)
Esto es de mayor interés: la visión actual de los gestores del BofA Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey, que he visto en lacartadelabolsa.com . Copio resumen, y pongo enlaces para descargarse los documentos completos.
BofA Merrill Fund Manager Survey Finds Global Economic Outlook Deteriorating on China, EM Concern
Global investors’ confidence in the world’s economic outlook has fallen significantly due to concerns over China and emerging markets, according to the BofA Merrill Lynch Fund Manager Survey for September. Asset allocators have adopted a “risk-off” stance in response.
• Threat of recession in China increases as biggest tail risk; concern over a potential emerging markets debt crisis also rises sharply.
• Investors’ risk appetite evaporates: equity overweights are down a net 24 percentage points in a month, while commodity shorts are extended.
• Sentiment towards Global Emerging Markets sours further, with underweights at a record net 34 percent and aggressive UWs are at an all-time high.
• Cash balances are back up to 2008 crisis level of 5.5 percent.
• Hedge fund net exposure and perception of market liquidity conditions are both at the lowest level in three years.
• Investors’ expectation of U.S. Fed rate rise has been postponed to Q4.
“Investors were already positioned for lower growth in China and emerging markets, but their risk-off stance has intensified. Contrarians will be noting the aggressive underweight positioning in emerging markets,” said Michael Hartnett, chief investment strategist at BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research.
“European equities have been hurt by the risk-off trade, but they remain a favored market,” said James Barty, head of European equity strategy.
Global Fund Manager Survey: Goodbye TINA, Goodbye Janet
http://rsch.baml.com/r?q=YPsU6sGY0eKEn-SIZlx5kg&e=alexandra.fletcher%40baml.com&h=5KJMkQ
• Big declines in growth expectations & equity allocations; if risk assets dont rally, mkts ominously hinting recession/default
• Asset allocators cut stocks & commodities (to 2008 levels) to seek alternatives of cash & bonds (highest weight since May13)
• Our September contrarian trades: long EM, short Eurozone; long commodities, short cash; long energy, short tech
European Fund Manager Survey: Conviction missing
http://rsch.baml.com/r?q=aO4iom6WI-KEn-SIZlx5kg&e=alexandra.fletcher%40baml.com&h=S!niTw
• European fund managers have growing risk aversion: cash allocations increased and conviction in sector-picking low
• but Global FMS preference for Europe strong amid weak global macro; Europe by far most attractive region to OW on 12m view
• Extreme low sector positioning generating no contrarian signals; contrarians in Eurozone would buy France over Germany
EM and Asia Fund Manager Survey: No takers for emerging markets
http://rsch.baml.com/r?q=298vQ4a7Nk1UytDirxvYoQ&e=alexandra.fletcher%40baml.com&h=niTmWw
• A much bigger UW position in EM equities. However, Risk-Love (sentiment) indicator has triggered a contrarian buy recently.
• Long US dollar and short EM equities, commodity stocks and EM currencies are among the most crowded trades this month.
• Korea moves to OW with Taiwan; Malaysia/Australia/Singapore most UW. Autos & retail disliked; Insurance, industrials in favor
Japan Strategy Fund Manager Survey: Investors stay overweight Japan shares, but taking more cautious view
http://rsch.baml.com/r?q=-Y1J2DzCaSFUytDirxvYoQ&e=alexandra.fletcher%40baml.com&h=vcvRgw
• Global investors remain overweight Japan shares with a +22% allocation, but bullishness has declined
• Sectors - Industrials was top, staples and tech joint second, while pharma and retail moved from overweight to underweight
• Japan equity specialists have turned more cautious on the economy and earnings, and fewer see monetary policy as stimulative.
Bueno, Europa ha cerrado hoy en verde y WS va por buen camino, que se compra el USD/JPY y se vende el EUR/USD... Y mañana veremos cómo respira la Fed. ¿Te imaginas a Juanita y sus compas deshojando margaritas?
Saludos