Spreads along the Euribor and Short Sterling strip have stabilised some what, as we have pulled back to levels we were trading before the Trichets comments last Thursday. I tended to be more long the spread yesterday, and is what I will continue today, but still hedge with another spread if necessary.
I have come across a piece by Jeremy Grantham on Business Insider, who is a bull about the short term and a depressive bear about the long-term. So what does that mean exactly?
It means there's 0.56 probability the market will eventually plunge to a new low. (See details below).

How's that for precision!
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