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4. nationwide coco currently 6.42% offered. I suggest scaling in £2mm on an order at 6.5% and £2mm on order at 6.75%
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From. Nay Gupta
[email protected].
Wirt Sahni Paul Morris, TaS
Date 14(04/2014 18.17
Subject. Jeffrey - 4 trades I Ike - Nay (CI
Classification: Confidential
Hi Jeffrey,
There hasn't been much I've really liked recently.
Here are four trades - 3 I like right now and 1 for now or soon.
1) BUY l0y BTPS ep 3.16% - This is a 3-6mth 'buy the rumour sell the fact' tactical trade to position for ECB QE
plow)
The ECB is preparing both itself and markets for GE - Its senior board members have stepped up public comments over
the past 48hrs. This is the clearest sign so far OE could happen and why I am writing to you now.
Ideally ECB wants to buy ABS from small to medium sized European companies but the outstanding available is relatively
small so it will likely buy Eurozone Govemment Bonds. The spread between Italian BTPs and German Bunds has
tightened significantly past 18months but old metrics of value make no sense in Europe because they rely on history when
there was no OE.
While It's hard to get excited about 10y BTPs yielding 3.16% (164bp over 10Y German Bunds) I'd still have 5-10mm 10y
BTPs in my portfolio both for the duration and spread compression potential. I prefer 10y over 5y because the recent
nearly parallel spread compression has left 5s10s steep relative to 0-5s..
3 reasons i like this trade:
i) macro investors view ECB GE as a second bite at the cherry. Everyone I talk to wants European risk assets having
seen OE in the US.
ii) ECB QE is probably still 3.6mths away which will keep credit bid. This will be a buy the rumour sell the fact trade
iii) Credit has been bulletproof during the recent risk selloff because a) ECB OE expectations, b) G3 rate hikes are being
pushed into the future while cash has nowhere else to go. This price action is telling - as and when equities recover i think
credit continues to tighten
Yields of 10Y Italy, 10y Germany and the Yield Spread
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