Entry: 85.1
First target: 72.4 (15%)
Stop loss: 93.6 (10%)
- Real demand & inflation to disappoint against what's discounted
- Long oil crowded as hell
- Decent backwardation given the macro framework
A short thread.
1/6
Real demand and growth are likely to disappoint from here, in my opinion.
Here are earnings lagged by 12m against credit impulse.
For reference, consensus expectations for Q1-Q2 for S&P500 YoY earnings are +5-6% versus same quarters last year.
2/6
Inflationary pressures are likely to fade away too, and much more quickly than what consensus and breakevens are pricing in here (2022 YoY inflation priced at 3-4%, I expect <2%).
3/6
Long oil is crowded
This is because everybody is chasing the ''long cyclicals'' trades, while the macro environment is looking more like mid-2018
Nominal growth is not accelerating anymore, but investors are long banks, industrials and commodities as if it's early cycle
4/6
Although a 10%+ backwardation sends stronger statistical signals re the evolution of spot price, the backwardation in the Dec23-Dec22 oil curve ($6 or 8% of the Dec22 implied price) anticipated a decent correction during a similar macro environment (mid-to-late 2018).
5/6
Long-term, I am constructive on selected commodities.
Short-term, I believe this might be a decent chance to lean short.
Let's see.
6/6
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